Then there is the matter of accountability.
There is also the matter of accountability.
It's a matter of accountability.
She added it was a "basic matter of accountability" and necessary "to enable the Scottish parliament to make some of the difficult decisions that it will need to make in future, particularly as it takes on its new tax-raising powers".
And, once those results come in, attention will likely turn to the difficult and uncomfortable matter of accountability.
Rhode Island commissioner A. T. Wall, whose state's corrections system is regarded by journalists as the most accessible in the country, portrays transparency as a matter of accountability.
A fledgling new Syrian government may appreciate the sensitive matter of accountability in the hands of an international institution, thus limiting its political liability domestically.
These career decisions typically become inflated matters of personal accountability when N.B.A. superstars make them — as LeBron James might have reminded us before Howard's 24 points and 25 rebounds led the Magic to a 104-98 ovictory victoverover the Miami Heat on Tuesday night.
Due to matters of financial accountability, many institutions prefer to work with these effective or at least acknowledged interventions.
"This is a matter of principle, accountability and integrity".
