While he spoke of local accountability, he gave no indication of how he would measure or enforce it.
Smith spoke yesterday of accountability, and of getting this message across to his players -- "that they're accountable for their own play".
Like Ms. Connelly, Mr. Ferguson speaks of increasing "accountability" in public schools, and like her, he broadly favors tax breaks for college expenses, although he is not as specific as she is on how he would achieve them.
In the latter case, we can speak of electoral accountability for misconduct: publicly available information about an MP's misconduct influences voter perceptions, which in turn influence electoral choices.
Both midwives and obstetric doctors spoke of ongoing responsibility and accountability of patients in labour following an official handover.
Saddam's exit and the arrival of free-market reforms were supposed to change all this; Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Chalabi spoke of an era of "transparency, accountability, and value for money".
They spoke of complete transfer, shared and ongoing responsibility and accountability.
> Shedding light on this overwhelming acceptability of conditions, informants spoke of how conditions entice behaviours that are locally embraced and facilitate social accountability of 'free' money (see Table 2).
She spoke of a sense of generosity modeled by her fellow coworkers, who support one another through an accountability group where ideas are conceived and worked through together.
Clinton spoke of restoring trust through competence — she would make sure to "triple-check" water safety — targeted measures, and accountability.
Only one CHW spoke of the benefits of the CHW cooperative system, while some CHWs raised the point that transparency and accountability of cooperative managers contributed to hinder the financial success of their cooperatives.
