Sentence examples for message of accountability from inspiring English sources

But at the end of the day many Colombians voted for continuity, even if Mr. Mockus's message of accountability resonated.

"She has done more than any one I can think of in America to drive home the message of accountability and charters and testing," said Arthur E. Levine, a former president of Teachers College, where Dr. Ravitch got her doctorate and began her teaching career in the 1970s.

To drive home his message of accountability, Mr. Scoppetta recently ordered the closing of a city office that administered foster homes in Manhattan and Staten Island after it scored at the bottom of the city's new evaluation of foster care agencies -- the most comprehensive and sophisticated such evaluation ever conducted.

The message of ACCOUNTABILITY is that those spoiled, liberal, baby boomers, with their high-minded notions of nurturing, diversity and holistic education, need a come-uppance.

Not because she endorsed him, but with her message of bootstrap accountability, she not only empowered black people, she empowered white people.

What is needed is a growing body of eloquent, articulate, informed, and dynamic spokespeople to communicate the Jewish people's timeless message of personal dignity and accountability, the infinite value of every human life, strong families, education-based opportunity, rights of and respect for women, and morally virtuous living.

But Obama's message has been uncharacteristically muddled on the question of accountability.

Smith spoke yesterday of accountability, and of getting this message across to his players -- "that they're accountable for their own play".

It is a large reason, the advisers said, why Mrs. Clinton has increasingly embraced a message of change and talked about government accountability and corporate responsibility, two issues that have historically rung strongly with independents here.

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".

It's largely due to the toxic mix of accountability pressures, curriculum and qualification reform, compounded by mixed messages from the government".