Sentence examples for proper accountability for from inspiring English sources
Both are evading proper accountability for what has occurred.Nevertheless, America and Britain do also share a common line of defence.
The financial management systems and procedures have been overhauled to ensure proper accountability for public money," the DfE said.
It said it takes the matter seriously and that the president "will ensure proper accountability for the use of these funds".
As the PAC says: "Ensuring proper accountability for public spending with less resource will be a huge challenge and the department has yet to demonstrate that it can meet its responsibilities".
"What we are trying to do is to establish a proper accountability for what happened in Bahrain… we want to bring back unity in a way that heals the earlier error".
The U.S. government, too, must comply with international law by clarifying its chain of command and rules of engagement for the use of drones and ensuring proper accountability for civilian casualties.
"The new Sovereign Grant balances the public interest that our Queen is properly funded to carry out her official duties and the completely legitimate interest of the taxpayer in proper accountability and value for money," the chancellor said.
She called for "proper accountability" to "raise civil servants' game" and improve quality and standards.
So it's no surprise that the amendments Shirley Williams and I have tabled calling for proper accountability and safeguards against privatisation have attracted such support from delegates.
In eschewing these basic civic responsibilities, the American majority has created a mandate of acceptance and allegiance to the policies of its government, while rejecting the need for proper accountability.
But if we can build a consensus that we need less bureaucracy, while respecting the need for proper accountability, and a truly stretching curriculum, I'm convinced we can progress towards a primary education system that provides the best possible opportunities for every child.
