Problem: Large vendors may underperform for no other reason than the contract doesn't hold them particularly accountable.
Timoney and Fernandez established accountability not only in the use of force but in the chain of command: at roll calls, Timoney made it clear that he was going to hold supervisors, particularly the sergeants, accountable for everything their officers did.
Never hold the underdog (particularly when non-western) accountable for anything". SLES, when applied to the Middle East, is remarkably simple.
President Bush and Congress should also take steps to hold colleges -- particularly the elite institutions -- publicly accountable for actually enrolling students from poor and working-class families.
"It is often hard to hold corrections systems accountable and it is particularly hard to hold the BOP accountable for many reasons, but one of the reasons is that the BOP has much deeper pockets than state correctional systems often do and their budgets are in some respects far less scrutinized than state budgets are," Kerman said.
The education bill, which Mr. Bush considers a priority, seeks to hold schools, particularly those with low-income children, more accountable for failing to teach students.
Why should we care whether websites and online services are held accountable for their users' content, particularly when that content can lead to physical and emotion injury?
With Tseng's case, she says the challenge of holding someone accountable for an overdose is particularly complex.
It has been suggested that differences in experimental design, particularly the stage of cell growth, are accountable for these discrepancies [ 26].
"We have got to start putting pressure on politicians particularly the Liberal Democrats; they have to be held accountable for what they have done there.
