The possibility of being rejected in a real election would naturally make board members accountable to shareholders, indirectly making the executives accountable as well.

We must make clear to those responsible that they will be held accountable.

Are there opportunities to make aid more accountable and oriented towards the Millennium Development Goals?

It will ensure financial stability, increase transparency, make the banking sector accountable, and protect taxpayers money.

Others seek to simplify the tax system and make the system more understandable or more accountable.

Any successful reform must make the Security Council more broadly and equitably representative, effective, efficient, democratic, accountable and transparent.

And their policy prescription is to make government more accountable, focus on the capital markets, invest, don't give anything away.

Second, they need to make public institutions more accountable, responsive and effective by promoting a more citizen oriented public administration.

Being elected by the entire membership of the General Assembly would make members more accountable and the body more representative.

Finland also strongly supports reform of the Council's working methods in order to make the Council more transparent, inclusive and accountable.

Holding Charities Accountable

Holding countries accountable

That would make it possible to prosecute individuals and to hold Governments accountable for illegal sales and for violations of United Nations embargoes.

Similarly, the Security Council must be reformed to make it more accountable, inclusive and representative of the current membership of the United Nations.

Reaffirming that any expansion of the Security Council should make it more democratic, more equitably representative, more transparent, more effective and more accountable,

We are encouraged by the efforts to make the work of the Security Council more representative, accountable and transparent vis à vis today's membership.

Accountable institution and timeframe

Accountable institutions and timeframe

They're still bounded by legal goals and principles The teacher is accountable to the principal, the judge is accountable to an appellate court, the president is accountable to voters.

A Police Officer held accountable.

When describing shareholders struggle to make board members accountable, the right analogy is not the Arab Spring, but the protests at Beijing s Tiananmen Square two decades ago.

The lack of a fully functioning government and administrative apparatus make it very difficult to follow up on human rights violations and to hold any party accountable.

We pledge to make the United Nations more effective, efficient, accountable and credible and to provide the Organization with the resources needed to fully implement its mandates.

Terrorists are accountable to no one.

Today, we stand accountable to them.

As a consequence, several countries around the world are attempting to revitalize their public administration, make it more proactive, more efficient, more accountable and, especially, more service oriented.

It is that special mandate that necessitates reform of the Council so as to make it transparent, democratic and accountable to the general membership of the United Nations.

First, with regard to management reform, the summit document gives the go ahead for extensive management reforms to make the Secretariat more efficient, more effective and more accountable.

I knew I would be held accountable .

Additionally, having the Secretariat manage the Fund may have helped make the Fund more accountable to the COP than could have been the case with an external operational entity.

Despite growing discontent with squandermania, corruption and weak leadership from the People s Partnership government, not enough of the voting population is willing to step up and make its leaders accountable.

It needs more effective and more accountable governments.

But the European Commission is not accountable to the European Parliament in the same way that a national government is accountable to its parliament.

The changes are supposed to make the executive branch accountable to the elected parliament, expand the prime minister s authority, devolve more power to the provinces, and ensure independence to the judiciary.

7. Stresses, in this regard, the crucial importance of establishing an effective and efficient system of accountability throughout the Secretariat in order to prevent such problems and to make programme managers accountable

This approach is straightforward, efficient, accountable, and scientifically sound.

Above all, referees must be accountable for their decisions.

They would therefore lack any incentive to be accountable.

Its Secretariat, agencies and staff must be fully accountable.

Those responsible for the mismanagement should be held accountable.

The person who is accountable for this clinic is me.

The person who is accountable for this clinic is me.

But the UN s Member States must be accountable as well.

The Council calls for those responsible to be held accountable.

Take measures to reinforce national capacity to hold perpetrators accountable.