Sentence examples for measures of accountability from inspiring English sources

The proposal also would add more measures of accountability for schools in which more than 85percentt of students are paying with vouchers.

But this map doesn't do much beyond provide a facade of empowerment, implicitly blame the police for crime arising often from structural inadequacies, and prevent meaningful measures of accountability.

As nearly every state moves to install new standardized tests and measures of accountability, the three-year-old North Carolina program, which treats teachers like shareholders and students like sales clerks vying to meet quotas, is being closely watched.

Dani Kaufmann, at the World Bank, notes an explosion of indicators of good government, most based on business surveys or expert perceptions, that offer measures of accountability, bureaucratic competence, the rule of law, and so on.

Mr. Warren said Friday that he had not yet had time to read the decision, but that for the victims "it sends the wrong message to them about the seriousness with which this government is taking measures of accountability".

Still, Ms. Feldman acknowledged that the spread of voucher programs was probably inevitable, and that the union would seek to ensure that those private schools that accept voucher students were held to the same measures of accountability, like standardized tests, as public schools.

That offers a measure of accountability that chalking rarely does, university officials said.

They got that, if not the full measure of accountability they hoped for.

The civil contempt motion was a chance to achieve some real measure of accountability.

Mr. Klein said that another measure of accountability might be customer satisfaction with the schools based on surveys of parents.

"But I am suggesting that there is a measure of accountability and responsibility that permeates the campus".