Sentence examples for scrutiny and accountability from inspiring English sources

The best antidote to this is democratic scrutiny and accountability.

Sinn Féin signed up to support policing as long as the police service was subject to democratic scrutiny and accountability.

Other managers are not excused for underachieving players; Valentine should not be immune from the same scrutiny and accountability.

"Protecting its businesses from scrutiny and accountability is a red line the military will draw," said Robert Springborg, an expert on Egypt's military at the Naval Postgraduate School.

This does not sit easily with the government's stance that public scrutiny and accountability of organisations will be served through the publication of accessible information.

"Certainly, as millions of customers are exposed to the risks of cybercrime, a higher level of scrutiny and accountability for existing arrangements is needed," he added.

Certainly, the concepts of scrutiny, transparency and accountability seem totally alien to Jewish leadership.

Brendan T. Byrne, New Jersey governor from 1974 to 1982, said pressures have always been there -- people, he said, are still mad at him for enacting an income tax -- but with 24/7 media and new levels of disclosure, the scrutiny, oversight and accountability is completely different.

All the issues that the Williams case highlights would benefit from scrutiny and public accountability".

Transparency, public scrutiny and clear accountability are central to effective devolution.

The army will also try to protect its budget and vast economic interests from public scrutiny and parliamentary accountability.