Sentence examples for member accountable for from inspiring English sources

The new G20 Working Group on Development must: be made permanent to ensure accountability, and elevate the focus on human development alongside economic development; keep each G20 member accountable for rapid progress toward meeting development goals--particularly on child and maternal health and food security; equip G20 nations to provide leadership within their own regions.

Seek to make the toxic church member accountable for his or her actions.

On the other hand, health workers argued that they had to intervene because the health service holds them rather than volunteer committee members accountable for the completion of accounting records [ 28].

The military services have a poor record of holding their own members accountable for misconduct, especially top officers.

In his most direct remarks on the issue to date, Benedict on Tuesday called the abuse crisis "truly terrifying" and said that "forgiveness is not a substitute for justice," a reference to efforts to hold clergy members accountable for the sexual abuse of minors.

But Obama's intended audience for that deadline, as he had made clear in his own speech on sending more troops to Afghanistan, in December, 2009, was the Afghan government: it was the mechanism for holding its members accountable, for pushing them to get beyond the contemplation of what could be done with the current supply of American forces and cash.

Hold senior faculty members accountable for quality and equitable training of early-career scholars who work with them, and increase grants that go directly to postdoctoral fellows and graduate students.

2. Hold team members accountable for the life they are leading outside of work.

A set of mini-deadlines spread throughout the initiative keeps all team members accountable for their portion of the project.

"We're going on the road to hold members accountable for their votes," said Sister Simone Campbell, the executive director of the NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice and a member of the Sisters of Social Service.

"We have reached an agreement with the Senate on a strong package of reforms to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 that will focus on protecting victims, strengthening transparency, holding Members accountable for their personal conduct, and improving the adjudication process," reads a statement by Reps.