Sentence examples for push for accountability from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Nowicki, a professor of securities law at Tulane University and a former lawyer at the Securities and Exchange Commission, said that the efforts by investors might turn out to be the costliest and most important way that banks are held accountable for their mortgage security creations, because the push for accountability is coming from bank clients.

Among the states that mandate reporting of hospital data, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Florida and Vermont are leading the push for accountability, experts said.

Fed up with being excluded from the decision-making process, Chinese feminists not only want a law against domestic violence, they also want to know exactly what's going into it, in a new push for accountability from their opaque government.

High failure rates and an uneasy sense that teachers have been reduced to coaching students in the nuances of the exams have led to doubts about Mr Allen's push for accountability in education.

Jos?iguel Vivanco, the Americas director at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement that "Spanish courts have routinely failed to investigate allegations of horrendous crimes of the past, but are being surprisingly active in prosecuting a judge who tried to push for accountability".

This could relieve Moscow from having to remain in the limelight, and Damascus from the push for accountability.

Consumer advocates have long pushed for accountability among the top managers, arguing that given the extensive losses suffered by homeowners and investors during the mortgage crisis, top executives at the firms in question should pay a price.

Western governments in particular face a challenge because they have pushed for accountability in places like Darfur, but now must do the same with Israel, an ally and a democratic state.

For years, organizations like my National Action Network have pushed for accountability and reform across the board.

Clbrune writes: "Obama could have pushed for accountability, investigations into lawlessness, and repealed executive orders.

The plan, introduced by UFT president Randi Weingarten, pushes for accountability through four "pillars -- academic achievement; safety, order, and discipline; teamwork for student achievement; and Department of Education accountability to the school.