Also released was a letter from Mr Kirby to Mr Kim warning that his purpose is to "render accountable all those, including possibly yourself, who may be responsible for crimes against humanity".
In fact, TPP is nothing neither more nor less than the ultimate outsourcing agreement that will render accountable government null and void.
Audits are contemporary technologies of evaluation and should be considered part and parcel of the field(s) they render accountable.
Licensing was necessary as it rendered the vendor accountable for maintenance of the street cart and observing Good Hygienic Practices (GHP).
It cannot be considered fully accountable to any organizational device or bureaucracy, and any attempt to render it fully accountable will founder.
Instead of some abstract summons to freedom, it responsibly assumed its purpose: to render the government accountable to its will.
The jurisprudence that is emerging from the European Court of Human Rights and United Nations treaty bodies is a tool that can be used to render African governments accountable for failure to implement domestic abortion laws.
The only way to render IVF publicly accountable, she claimed, was to establish a 'system of surveillance' that allowed it to be 'constantly watched, not merely by the medical profession and the research biologists, but the lay as well, the stupid, the prejudiced, the sentimental, the religious and the moralistic' (ibid).
This skepticism appears to be supported by the very concerns raised in this section: if we cannot spell out the special metaphysical condition that renders agents accountable for their actions, then it is tempting to conclude that whether someone is accountable for her actions is not a metaphysical matter after all.
While 89% of the students expressed that the computerized tool directed them to render basic nursing care in a systematic manner, 70%of them expressed that competent, accountable and compassionate nursing care could be rendered using the tool.
