Writing letters to officials, editors,... Calling talk shows on radio and TV: hold news and television shows accountable for not exposing bad policies that are not exposed.
Autophagic vacuoles have been found to accumulate in dystrophic neuritis and in the cell body of the AD brain, which have been shown partly accountable for the overproduction of A β [ 11].
"Fear can motivate, but it will never inspire people to be more engaged and show up as accountable, reliable people," he adds.
But the Hicks matter from start to finish has shown government is accountable when the public demands it.
"The expert panel's finding that the government and Tamil Tigers committed abuses and that the government has failed to hold its forces accountable shows the need for an international investigation," said Brad Adams, Asia director at campaign group Human Rights Watch.
And because Livent is publicly held, none of its shows, individually, is accountable to investors; rather, the company has to perform well enough overall to persuade investment banks to lend it money and to safeguard the investment of s stockholders.
Sure enough, Hanson's line about the federal government holding universities accountable shows his true colors, saying nothing about "for-profit" colleges who make up the biggest recipients of government aid, and the most student loan defaults.
Increases in activity levels of the Rho proteins Rac and Cdc42 have been shown to be accountable for the promotion of tumor cell invasiveness [ 3, 7].
As we'll show, making managers feel accountable without subjecting them to public rebuke tends to help.
Results from an experiment show that negotiators held accountable for their negotiation processes are better able to reduce their fixed-pie biases and achieve lower joint costs compared to those who are held accountable for their negotiation outcomes.
