Sentence examples for necessary accountability from inspiring English sources

Deborah Coles, of Inquest, which supports those who have lost loved ones during detention or contact with state agencies, said: "It is too early to tell if this is more about a public relations exercise than a real attempt to bring about effective systemic change and the necessary accountability of police officers".

However, I am seeking to establish the facts and, where necessary, accountability in relation to what happened, ie, how the scheme evolved and who was or is responsible for its operation.

We see now that past and present changes are paving the way for major steps in Europe's unification process — including a full and necessary democratic accountability of a political union.

This of course places an immediate limit on the operation of the perceptions step necessary for accountability for misconduct.

He claims these changes are necessary "to ensure accountability and transparency".

However, senior officials of the party say that although internal reform is necessary to improve accountability and responsiveness to voters, a Congress without the Gandhis is unthinkable.

But the administration must not arbitrarily shut down the flow of legitimate data necessary to preserve accountability and the free flow of information cherished by Americans, even in times of war.

"A legal system that doesn't distinguish between leaks to the press in the public interest and treason against the nation will not only produce unjust results, but will deprive the public of critical information that is necessary for democratic accountability".

"When a soldier who shared information with the press and public is punished far more harshly than others who tortured prisoners and killed civilians, something is seriously wrong with our justice system... it will deprive the public of critical information that is necessary for democratic accountability".

There is widespread agreement that identity is at least a necessary condition for accountability.

They are argue independent oversight is necessary to ensure "accountability and transparency" over those decisions, writing: "There is an urgent need for independent scrutiny of the decisions taken, and greater transparency.