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91. Accountability, in its widest sense refers to the responsibility for your actions to some one else.

92. The book's later chapters focus mainly upon aspects of media accountability.

93. This led to great public cynicism now being manifested as pressure for democratic accountability in the state-run television station.

94. What we want is down-to-earth accountability, not lots of incomprehensible grand ideas.

95. The network of regional banks is being decentralised, in order to give local managers more freedom and accountability.

96. The accountability debate was, however, important in that it highlighted a need for systematic evaluation in education.

97. More central to the concerns of this book is the question of whether testing programmes are a suitable procedure for accountability.

98. And he warned that if companies failed to address corporate accountability the market regulation it proposed could be replaced by Government regulation.

99. Rather, it should be acknowledged and, in so doing, be open to scrutiny and accountability.

100. The development greatly improves our own internal focus and accountability for both distribution channels.

101. With no accountability for the consequences of their marketing, these industries have no incentive to prevent costly illness.

102. The implication drawn from the trade is that modern corporations lack an adequate system of accountability.

103. Further supporting this sense of group accountability and relationships is a reward system oriented more to teamwork than to individual work.

104. The bodies which are most obviously subject to various forms of public accountability are central government departments and local authorities.

105. The transference of the principle of democratic centralism from party to state organization further weakens accountability and the role of elected bodies.

106. He expressed anxiety about the public accountability of the funding council, and in particular who was to look after the strategic planning.

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107. Fiscal accountability - accountability for the proper use of public money. 2.

108. There is still a key opportunity for local authorities to learn the lessons from the national parliamentary mechanisms for scrutiny and accountability.

109. Opponents alleged that police powers had dangerously expanded in recent years while police accountability had diminished.

110. It will inevitably raise issues about the transparency and accountability of a political system that has changed little since the postwar settlement.

111. On the other hand the accountancy profession has only contributed, to a limited extent, to improving commercial and professional accountability.

112. Other crucial factors are the distribution of social and economic benefits and issues of accountability.

113. Each team was given unambiguous achievement responsibility, commensurate authority, and uncluttered accountability.

114. Only time will tell if this is a serious effort at improving both public sector accountability and overall performance.

115. However, we should interfere in local government with some trepidation because local democracy and local accountability underpin parliamentary democracy and accountability.

116. The programme's objectives include improving the divisions' financial accountability and increasing emphasis on shareholder wealth.

117. In fact, no general pattern is discernible, except that almost all stop short of full accountability to Parliament.

118. Each team was given achievement responsibility, authority, and accountability for a specific set of black-boxes.

119. As a result, words like accountability, performance, and results have begun to ring through the halls of government.

120. So there were great virtues in decentralisation and democratic accountability at all levels in any society.