Historically, this concept has privileged electoral accountability together with a bureaucratic accountability in which the actions of unelected agents are controlled, evaluated, sanctioned, and answered for by elected officials.
It means that your provider understands how cancer affects you, recognizes that LGBT people often create families that are invisible or not legally sanctioned, and can answer questions about the impact of cancer on LGBT sexuality.
That is a philosophical question, so given scientific naturalism about the philosophy of mathematics (and philosophy more generally) its correct answer is that sanctioned by scientific standards.
Rio Ferdinand is still waiting to hear if he has any possible sanctions to answer for his sarcastic applause of the referee Cuneyt Cakir at the end of the match.
For those lobbyists who represent Russian business interests in the United States that could draw Treasury Department scrutiny under the new sanctions, the answer is just to change the payment structure, said another lobbyist on background.
Zhuwao, who was also sanctioned by ZANU-PF, did not answer his phone on Sunday.
Raking over his trade union past has become a sanctioned activity courtesy of the not entirely answered questions of the past 48 hours.
In the health system, there are few mechanisms through which healthcare providers and the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) can be held accountable, answer questions from users, or be sanctioned.
Myers initially tried to get his Moon Museum project sanctioned by NASA, but the space program refused to give him an answer.
One stock answer is that America, colonised by religious dissenters and lacking an officially sanctioned creed, has always been a cauldron of religious competition and, therefore, innovation.
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
