The company's budgeting, reporting, and management processes all focus on the current fiscal year with compensation and incentive systems underscoring accountability for it.
In the end, cultural critique is a powerful way to underscore the accountability of anyone, including, of course, Mr. Trump.
The "shocking number of deaths and the manner in which these individuals died underscore the need for accountability and transparency in our criminal justice system," Eric Harris, Moore's communications director, said in a statement. .
Our findings underscore the need for accountability by both authors and journals.
If nothing else, the list underscores the gulf between the planner mentality and one of limited government, which in turn underscores the appropriateness of either far greater accountability for regulators or preferably, ensuring that elected representatives call the lawmaking shots.
The establishment of the OIG underscored the importance major donors to the Global Fund placed on upward financial accountability for use of their finances, and came about in part as a result of donor conditions placed on their financial contributions to the organisation.
But he underscored the government's readiness to engage Baathists who renounced their party affiliation and accepted accountability for crimes they might have committed.
Washington also said it would permit Indonesian Army officers to go to the United States for limited training, but underscored that a more robust training program would take place if the military demonstrated some accountability for what happened in East Timor.
This backlash underscores a paradox of the information age: While instantaneous electronic communication often helps productivity and innovation, the privacy of workplace correspondence and accountability for what is written are growing concerns for many employers.
Accountability for school leaders.
Accountability for crimes by peacekeepers.
