Sentence examples for separate accountabilities from inspiring English sources

During the economic downturn, the "joint partnership board" model was required in order to clearly demarcate financial challenges and to separate accountabilities for financial performance.

The desire to achieve economies of scale via the combination of these structures is countered by separate accountabilities and risk aversion, but there is some room for pragmatic adaptation.

*Editor's note: Vancity no longer produces a separate Accountability Report.

In September 2011 ministers announced they would dismantle the National Programme but in an effort to salvage something from the failure said they would keep the component parts in place with separate management and accountability structures.

This blueprint from Labour sets out a structure for how different categories of state schools, with separate forms of accountability, should be co-ordinated in local areas.

There is an internal system of accountability here, separate from the public editor.

Lord Mackay of Clashfern, the former Conservative lord chancellor, had tabled a separate amendment on the accountability of the secretary of state to parliament for the health service.

At the root of these arrangements is funding from and accountability to separate government departments for higher education and health.

And the continued existence of local education authorities means England now has two separate systems of funding and accountability for schools.

The firm maintained separate systems of contract accounting, costing and reporting for directors and employed internal data from these systems in performance measurement, the development of managerial incentives and the enforcement of managerial accountability.

If we want to avoid future scandals, some form of local democratic accountability for all schools, separate from governors, is urgently needed.