Sentence examples for strongly accountable from inspiring English sources

In an article in the conservative Communist Party journal Qiushi, or Seeking Truth, Mr. Wen said the government must hold officials more strongly accountable for corruption that occurs on their watch and make the results of corruption investigations open to public inspection.

Crucially, the state decided to contract separately for family preservation, foster care and adoption, and to hold each group strongly accountable for performance via fixed payments per case.

These three trends overlap in a group of about 15 African countries that are strongly committed to accountable governance and sensible economic policies.

In a statement, he said the industry "strongly supports" holding governments accountable for how revenues are spent, but added that the regulation as written unfairly targeted US companies.

But in an interview, Mr. Correa said he was interested in making journalists more accountable, and he strongly dismissed Mr. Vivanco's contention that the law alone had forced the magazine to shut down.

Indicative of the shift that has occurred since the election, at a screening of Iraq for Sale tonight, Congresswoman Jane Harman came out strongly for holding war profiteers accountable for their actions, including facing criminal prosecution.

She appealed for the Council to consider measures such as close monitoring of countries' compliance with standards, holding perpetrators accountable and focusing strongly on the rights of all children, not only during conflict but after it ends.

It's a culture that will persist until voters -- whose will still does count, if expressed strongly enough -- hold that party accountable.

We strongly believe that aid must be accountable to the population and there needs to be information sharing and engagement with communities so they can exercise oversight and report cases of aid diversion.

The Senators wrote, "We strongly encourage you to hold colleges accountable by banning mandatory arbitration requirements as a condition of the receipt of federal taxpayer dollars".

The State Department last month withheld some money intended for Mexico in the drug fight over complaints that Mexico had not gone far enough to investigate abuse and make the military, which has strongly resisted civilian intrusion in its affairs, publicly accountable.