Sentence examples for the full accountability from inspiring English sources

"The committee remains of the view that the government in particular has sought to avoid the full accountability to which the Senate is entitled".

Pope Benedict XVI's latest apology for the emerging global scandal of child abuse by predatory priests — an issue that the Roman Catholic Church should have engaged years ago — is strong on forgiveness but far short of the full accountability that Catholics need for repairing their damaged church.

The basic fundamental problem is not any of these (no it's not my problem excuses); the problem is the research community did not demand full accountability, the parameters for all this review was not something that was at all able at all to catch this. Figure 20 The General Problem.

He came down heavily on the earlier chairmen as well and demanded the civil aviation ministry take full accountability for the mess.

The U.N. said on Thursday it would investigate the reports, a development welcomed by U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice, who urged full accountability from the Syrian government.

The Security Council must make patently clear once again that the international community demands full accountability for human rights abuses in the DRC and elsewhere.

"This is yet another example of the need for companies to take full accountability for the quality of their drugs, and the serious consequences that can happen when companies do not do so," Deborah M. Autor, the director for compliance at the agency's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said Tuesday during a conference call with reporters.

The Navy owes it to Americans, and to Japanese friends and relatives of the victims, to establish full accountability for this regrettable episode.

Ann Cotton's Camfed has developed a governance model that insists on full accountability for the education and protection of the girls it supports, in contrast to practices that abruptly cancel commitments or fail to enroll and empower the communities essential to each child's success.

But the mayor says that progress demands "full accountability to one person — the mayor".

Archbishop Martin has been outspoken in his demands for full accountability in the church over child abuse, and was appointed to the Dublin See with a mandate to rebuild there in the wake of revelations about widespread abuses in the archdiocese.