Sentence examples for return accountability from inspiring English sources
In stonewalling an orderly plan to wind down Citigroup, Geithner and the administration missed a salient opportunity to return accountability to our financial system and reinforce an American sense of fair play.
They will henceforth be appointed, as they were under Mr Mubarak.Hopes are not high that the election of a new parliament, expected in late summer, will return much accountability to government.
Among those who are pleased with the election's outcome, there seems to be a hope that, as far as criminal justice policy goes, there will be a return to accountability that flows both ways: that while officers are held to greater scrutiny and made accountable for their actions, those people who choose to engage in criminal activity will be held accountable for their actions.
During my tenure, I could only dream about the decision-making authority and autonomy that our principals have today, in return for real accountability for student outcomes.
Today, ministers argue, this autonomy has been resurrected: after the New Labour years of targets and centrally driven strategies, teachers can once again teach as they choose in return for greater accountability.
In interviews last week, Democrats in Congress said there was plenty of opportunity for Mr. Bush to get much of what he wants in education, particularly in granting states more flexibility in how they use federal money in return for greater accountability.
Obama has said that he would be willing to talk to the Iranian leader - whoever that may be at the time he decides to hold talks - and offer incentives in return for more accountability on Iran's nuclear program.
Get rid of targets, return responsibilities and accountabilities to families, and let the professionals (teachers) advise.
There's more flexibility in the states, more accountability in return for less red tape.
Nassau County taxpayers demand accountability in return for the exorbitant cost of the Police Department.
