Mr. McGreevey promised to improve third-grade literacy, and said that for the state's failing, neediest school districts, "we need benchmarks of accountability, we need a governor who is going to work with parents, with principals, to ensure that we meet those benchmarks.
"We need conduct of accountability from them".
He called it a "strong statement about the need for accountability" of the use of chemical weapons against Syrian civilians.
If the end of this era is upon us, we can credit a series of revelations: that central bankers learned the lessons of economic history less well than they'd thought, that they displayed an unfortunate tendency to set aside economic rigour in favour of an obsessive focus on price stability, and (perhaps most importantly) that they are in more need of democratic accountability than is often assumed.
Furthermore, affirmative action policies also provide the needed sense of accountability with the expectation that Admission Officers may be called on to justify their aggregate decision results to others.
And it needs to be written with an acceptance of the need for accountability.
He spoke up, well before it was fashionable, for the human rights of all, the need for accountability by reference to new international crimes, and an effective system of international courts.
We've drafted letters from lawyers, educators, faith leaders and other concerned Americans discussing the need for accountability from the perspectives of their respective fields of expertise.
Our limited analysis suggests three key things, the power of rights to mobilise, the power of unity and the need for accountability.
