Accountable
accountable (adjective) - responsible for one's actions and can justify these actions
accountability (noun)
accounting for (verb)
Example sentences:
* Senior managers in the company are directly accountable to the Board of Directors.
* Employees are always accountable to their manager or supervisor.
* In the end, we are all accountable for our actions.
* Local government should be held accountable for their decisions by the local communities that they serve.
* There is a need for increased professional accountability in the accounting profession.
* It is imperative that a democratically elected parliament, accountable to the people, be quickly handed power.
* That the board of directors is fully insured against any of the negative sonsequences of their decisions means there is a lack of accountability in their decisions.
* Director's on the company's board of directors are held accountable for the company's performance by shareholders.
* In this year's election there have been demands for greater public accountability by the police.
* Greater centralisation of education further weakens accountability to local communities.
* Differences in achievement can be partially accounted for by educational attainment.
* Let me assure you that the expeditures can be fully accounted for with the paperwork that is kept for each transaction.
* They must be held accountable for their actions.
* They must be seen to be accountable for their actions.
* They will held accountable for their actions in a court of law.
* Laws must be passed to ensure that those who hold public office are indeed accountable to the public rather than their own state of mind.
* If things go wrong someone must be held accountable.
* Civil servants must be made more accountable to the public they serve.
* We must establish performance measures so that schools are accountable to their communities for achieving their goals.
* Regional managers should be more directly accountable to upper management.
* If you are not accountable to yourself and others you're putting yourself at great risk of being fired.
* He always acts like he's not really accountable to the customers.
* The problem is that we treat them as children and never hold them accountable for their actions.
