Sentence examples for sufficient accountability from inspiring English sources

Not everyone agrees this process provides sufficient accountability.

"I think there is now sufficient accountability on what needs to happen that it doesn't get lost sight of.

The state has poured billions into the districts over the years, with mixed results, leading critics to charge that there has not been sufficient accountability.

It places money for class size reduction and school repairs into block grants that do not allow sufficient accountability from local districts, and it does not adequately finance teacher training or after-school programs.

Gregory Crew, a board member and the chairman of the Australian Communications Industry Forum Ltd., said the corporation would appoint an advisory panel to make recommendations on how a board-electing membership should be structured to insure sufficient accountability.

The new system has yet to be publicly unveiled, but as word has spread, some government watchdogs have raised alarms, worried that funneling contracts through City Hall would give the mayor's office an inordinate amount of power without sufficient accountability.

But a succession of these individuals have come crashing to earth, exposing the limited checks and balances that apply to academies and raising questions about whether there is sufficient financial accountability for public funds.

The report found the authority was "complicit" and allowed Dodds to operate "apparently without sufficient challenge, accountability or consequences".

Overall, the new environment has led to more questions being raised about whether there is sufficient transparency, accountability and oversight.

"While Washington agrees there should be a phased implementation of WTP facilities, the manner in which Energy has proposed to amend the consent decree to implement such a phased approach lacks sufficient specificity, accountability and enforceability," read the state's response to the DOE.

Missing in the EU is sufficient openness and accountability in government to enable citizens to understand and participate fully in the project of integration.