It arrested an officer and seven soldiers in September only after journalists spoke to a witness who said most of the victims were slain after they had been disarmed.Three heavy words sum up the challenge now facing Mr Peña and Mexico as a whole: impunity, accountability and governability.
There is another such circumstance, the whole question of accountability.
"And it undermines the whole covenant of accountability that we share with each other as pastors".
As soon as the nomination became known, an editorial in The Irish Times declared that "the public's confidence in the institutions of the state is at rock bottom," and that the nomination "betrays the whole concept of accountability in a democracy".
Governors support the whole concept of school accountability.
CORPORATE chieftains tend to have an overarching faith in the curative powers of modern management — goal-setting, incentivizing, metrics, accountability, the whole shebang.
According to many in the industry, that opens up a whole new scope for accountability: judging nonprofits not just by the standards of traditional ethics codes, but also by their results, just like a business.
If it is proved that the earthquake "was related to a man-made situation and not just a natural disaster, the government will be very uncomfortable with that kind of report because of the whole issue of government accountability," Mr. Li said.
I would guess the Europeans and Japanese are only 10 to 15 years behind the U.S. in this whole area of corporate accountability.
