Sentence examples for tough accountability from inspiring English sources

Both have championed tough accountability.

Surprisingly, given President Bush's initial insistence on tough accountability, those critics now include Mr. Kress.

To protect customers and taxpayers we need tough accountability and transparency and clear, workable and robust firewalls.

At Broad Acres Elementary, where Ms. Grant teaches, the state's tough accountability system was instrumental in revitalizing the school.

On the one hand, there are the reformers like Joel Klein and Michelle Rhee, who support merit pay for good teachers, charter schools and tough accountability standards.

The summit agenda reflects some recent changes in thinking about malaria, and global health generally: there is a new stress on promoting awareness of the problem (among people in the rich world who will never suffer or see the disease) and on tough accountability for aid recipients.Not before time.

He has publicly criticized efforts by the Obama Administration to impose tougher accountability standards on for-profit colleges.

In response to the court's ruling, the General Assembly passed the 1990 Kentucky Education Reform Act, which radically altered Kentucky's school system, providing mechanisms to equalize funding among school districts and implementing some of the toughest accountability standards in the United States.

"It's time for tough love, accountability and outcomes," said Mr. Newsom, who received favorable editorials and scores of approving e-mail messages after floating his ideas a few weeks ago.

We launched a tough public accountability campaign in four states -- taking climate change deniers to task for their extreme views, and making connections to the polluting fossil fuel industries that fund their campaigns.

He wants to pay for training teachers (emphasizing phonics) and get states to demand tougher teacher accountability.