Sentence examples for potential accountability from inspiring English sources

The potential accountability problems won't linger for long; conversely, few contractors will look good when a conflict runs on for years.

"When will the Muslim community do something about this?" they demand, without pausing to consider any potential accountability of their own.

But given the opportunity and the magnitude of the problems facing the country, Democrats said they would welcome the chance — and the potential accountability — even though winning the White House is no assurance that their initiatives would sail through Congress.

There has to be an independent judge-led public inquiry which incorporates the potential for accountability and transparency.

The rapid proliferation of police body cameras represents potential new accountability for police violence, but also a dangerous new avenue of surveillance.

In recent years, there has been increased interest in the potential for accountability mechanisms to improve the performance of health systems.

Amyas Morse, head of the NAO, said: "Opening up access to public information has the potential to improve accountability and support public service improvement and economic growth.

The complaint to the ICC has been made to explore the potential of criminal accountability for such systemic issues at the very top of the military, civil service and potential chain of command.

One of the meeting's organisers, Patrick Murphy from the NUT, criticised the general principle of academies, claiming there was a lack of accountability, potential changes to staff pay and conditions and voiced concerns about schools leaving the support of the local authority.

That move, privately lamented by most government ministers, not only puts a question mark over Ms Bachelet's stated commitment to more open government, but also poses a potential threat to accountability.But early mistakes were inevitable in a government that raised so many expectations, and it would be unfair to judge Ms Bachelet on one school test.

Some VA employees expressed concern that this more lax approach to time-keeping with their university partner had the potential to limit accountability.