Sentence examples for move accountability from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans worry that it's risky to move accountability for postwar Iraq closer to the Oval Office because then there's no one else to blame.

At 29, now a father, and having become a household name worldwide with all that this entails – fiscal scrutiny, public interpretations of his every move, accountability on a scale unimaginable to non-celebrities – it is possible Messi was planning to retire even if Argentina had won.

Still, the suit against S.&P. and its parent, McGraw-Hill Companies, is a move toward accountability.

Last night he moved beyond accountability and offered a sensible solution to a problem that was incomprehensibly exacerbated by the choices and inactions of government officials who, instead of taking care of our citizens, caused them egregious harm.

Instead of abolishing NCLB, the Obama administration has instituted even more punitive measures in its Race to the Top program, as it moves the accountability for tests scores down from the state to the individual teachers.

Let's hold public schools to an ultimate accountability, move the goalposts constantly, and then recommend that parents move their kids to schools with no accountability at all!

But Blair's move also reduced accountability, though he denied it.

Still, they said, the city's move toward more accountability is one-sided and perhaps beside the point.

Targets move us towards accountability and ensure that taxpayer's money is being spent in a results-focused way".

But many Moroccans will see the changes as a judicious effort by the king to promote a gradual move toward democratic accountability.

The MP for Dulwich and West Norwood, who left frontbench politics last year after working on the Olympics, said such a move could transform accountability at the BBC.