Sentence examples for sensible accountability from inspiring English sources

But the new legislation seems to impose on every state a Texas-type model that may actually retard sensible accountability in some places.

We see reform as offering a relatively small but sensible step towards greater transparency and accountability in Whitehall.

Mr. Bush's loyalists had to bring to bear the full arm-twisting might of one-party government, and break House rules, to eke out a defeat of a perfectly sensible plan to impose some budget accountability.

Last night he moved beyond accountability and offered a sensible solution to a problem that was incomprehensibly exacerbated by the choices and inactions of government officials who, instead of taking care of our citizens, caused them egregious harm.

They are adopting sensible reforms like those elsewhere -- more accountability, attention to teacher quality and professional development.

The new rules are designed to makes lines of responsibility and accountability clear, which seems entirely sensible.

To bring the oligarchs back within reach, Mount recommends improved accountability, reinvigorated democracy, more stringent regulation: all sensible measures, but these are not sensible times.

President Obama - who wound down operations in Iraq and Afghanistan but intensified the drone assault - should heed the sensible recommendations made in the report in order to increase accountability and limit the possibility of loss of innocent life.

So far she has proposed league tables, more budgetary freedom for prison governors and accountability for hitting agreed performance targets, all of which is sensible and marks a return to the system we operated prior to 2010.

Take accountability.

Individual accountability.