Sentence examples for poor accountability from inspiring English sources

The victims of poor accountability "are not the suburban kids," he said.

The model produced inequity, variation in take up, arbitrary decision making and poor accountability.

We need to strengthen local government capacity: to tackle inequality, we must address poor accountability, limited expertise and limited access to international finance at the local level.

WASHINGTON — A Senate subcommittee criticized the United Nations Development Program in North Korea on Thursday, accusing it of lax management and poor accountability.

Ministers agreed on Thursday to set up a new statutory code on police search powers and to discuss the need for specific powers to search children for alcohol after being warned by Scott that "non-statutory stop and search lacks any legal framework and is of questionable lawfulness and legitimacy, with poor accountability".

However, in most cases it is a strong tent to shade the poor accountability of the recipient states, given the initial cooperation that led to the aid agreement.

Reports by agency Inspectors General, the Government Accountability Office GAOO), and other independent reviewing bodies have shown that noncompetitive and cost-reimbursement contracts have been misused, resulting in wasted taxpayer resources, poor contractor performance, and inadequate accountability for results".

In 2008, the corporation was heavily-criticised by the BBC Trust for "poor financial accountability" for running £36m over budget with BBC Online.

The trust lambasted BBC management for a "serious breach" of its service licence and "poor financial accountability", but went on to approve a budget increase for next year.

France, another GHD-espousing country, similarly scores poorly for the scale of its arms exports to countries with poor democratic accountability [ 33].

Those who did adopt such systems risked problems associated with weak public administration and poor fiduciary accountability-issues that are beyond the capacity and jurisdiction of the health sector to influence [ 16].