accountable造句

Who is accountable?

The manager is still accountable.

Her excitement is easily accountable.

We must all be more accountable.

I am not accountable to you for my actions.

Every person is accountable for his own work.

He kept us accountable and made sure we delivered.

He did hold enterprise architects accountable for what they do produce even within this context.

If anything happens to the boy, I will hold you accountable for it.

We must measure results and hold each other accountable for our pledges and actions.

A responsibility accounting system holds individual managers accountable for the performance of the business units under their control.

He suggests that managers and their employees be held jointly accountable for their results (and their quality).

In some countries, the Board can be personally and in extreme cases financially accountable for any negligence.

And his powers are mightily constrained by Congress, which is even more immediately accountable to its electorate.

It also means donors will expect to see results more quickly, making the government more accountable, she points out.

They’ll appreciate having someone to keep them on track in their work and you’ll reap the benefits of being accountable as well.

In multilateral Settings, responsible behavior is rewarded with legitimacy and respect, and we can work together to hold accountable those who undermine peace, stability, and prosperity.

I knew I had to have their support to succeed, and they knew the American people would hold us all accountable for breaking the partisan gridlock in Washington.

We will be coordinated and accountable in this work and take every opportunity to capture knowledge and lessons learned in improving health programmes.

The court accepted his defence that he had been drugged by erstwhile business partners, a couple of Lebanese-American brothers, so apparently he could not be held accountable for his actions.

He believes it is important to boardroom effectiveness to be clear about who's the "hired gun", who runs the meeting, and who is holding the CEO accountable (for his or her actions).

China provides' scant information 'about its public finances, which' makes it very difficult for citizens to hold the government accountable for its management of the public's money, 'the group said.