Tony Clement is still president of the Treasury Board, a department that describes itself as "responsible for accountability and ethics, financial, personnel and administrative management, comptrollership, approving regulations and most Orders-in-Council".
In an effort to encourage distributed leadership, middle managers should share responsibility and accountability with the staff they are responsible for, as explained by Huy [ 28].
"Those responsible can avoid accountability no longer".
If there is someone responsible with public accountability to work through priority species, we can make real progress".
"The starting point must be the five core principles I set out last October: transparency, accountability, responsible risk taking, prudential regulation and international co-operation".
Local authorities are supposed to play a part in NHS accountability, responsible for public health and for integrating social services for returning patients to the community.
"The New York Stock Exchange appointed Mr. Reed to clean up its image and bring responsible leadership and accountability to the organization," Burk, who heads the National Council of Women's Organizations, said in a statement.
We can detect that same impulse in Rudd's destructive three-year howl at the moon, in Tony Abbott's nascent petulant warblings, in Mal Brough's very odd righteous indignation at having to answer questions about why the minister responsible for parliamentary accountability is currently the subject of a police investigation, and in Macfarlane's fleet-footed cosying-up with the Nationals.
We have spent much of the last five years building the infrastructure for responsible investing and accountability to stakeholders.
At one level, responsibility refers to accountability, as in being responsible for actions taken.
True to form, the C.I.A.'s allies argued that the excesses of those demanding accountability were responsible for Welch's death.
