Sentence examples similar to prescribed accountability from inspiring English sources
Margaret Thatcher's neoliberalism underpinned Baker's 1988 reform bill, which meant a prescribed national curriculum and tougher accountability, along with diversity in school provision and autonomy.
For example, scholars argue that human rights and the right to health could offer critical gains to the post-2015 agenda, including by providing accountability mechanisms; prescribing a participatory process for their development and ensuring a focus on non-discrimination and equality rather than on average improvements [ 60, 61].
These demands have particular relevance for "elective " orthodontics, in which variations in the design and timing of appliances prescribed for seemingly analogous skeletal Class II discrepancies and other forms of malocclusion conflict with accepted standards of accountability.
He prescribed an antidepressant.
A Commission will have legal authority to demand accountability from other state agencies and non-state actors on their roles and activities in the management of rangelands as prescribed in the policy and laws governing rangeland use.
Can helping be prescribed?
Her doctor prescribed Chantix.
