Sentence examples for own accountability from inspiring English sources

States are now devising their own accountability plans, the aide said, that take growth into account and are generally more robust.

The British political elite's refusal to improve the government's own accountability defies the most basic solution to human-sourced risks (people must be accountable for the risks for which they are responsible) and undermines the most basic principle of democracy (government should be accountable to the electorate).

The best apology is a glimpse into your own accountability.

Nor does it offer its audiences any mechanism for its own accountability.

The loss of his daughter critically altered his once-tentative grasp on his own accountability.

He called on the Guardian to "exercise its own accountability" over the stories.

The Knicks are thriving under Coach Mike Woodson, who has borrowed the best of D'Antoni's offense — the undersized lineup, the ball movement, the 3-point hailstorms — fused it with his own accountability-first style and channeled it all into a 16-5 sthet, the best record in the Eastern Conference.

Nor do they believe "locally owned accountability" is remotely possible under the current regime.

Even if it did, the "locally owned accountability" he refers to is not feasible under prevailing political conditions, as any Sudan-based court will be controlled by the perpetrators themselves.

Governments should complement this with their own domestic accountability systems.

States that qualify for the waivers would be allowed to design their own school accountability systems.