Sentences with phrase «complete lack of accountability»

«A complete lack of accountability» under Mayor Bill de Blasio is to blame for a deed lifting to allow a nonprofit nursing home on Manhattan's Lower East Side to be flipped to luxury condos and a $ 72 million profit, according to an investigation released Thursday by the city's corruption watchdog.

«DOI's investigation further revealed a complete lack of accountability within city government regarding deed - restriction removals and significant communication failures between and within City Hall and DCAS [the Department of Citywide Administrative Services],» the report says.

«A complete lack of accountability» under NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio is to blame for a deed lifting to allow a nonprofit nursing home on Manhattan's Lower East Side to be flipped to luxury condos and a $ 72 million profit, according to an investigation released by the city's corruption watchdog.

All this against the backdrop of a complete lack of accountability for past crimes.

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«It's disappointing that after receiving preferential treatment from the City, James Blake appears to be giving cover to the de Blasio administration for its complete lack of police accountability and transparency instead of supporting the demands of our families and communities for an end to police abuses against us,» they said in a joint statement.

Following the work on teacher absence, Muralidharan realized that low accountability — only one out of 3,000 schools reported firing a teacher for repeated absence — and the complete lack of differentiation between teachers on the basis of performance, were part of a systematic problem.

Common reasons for this include poor incentives to learn, a lack of accountability to completing courses and the inhibitions with technology.

He said the programme was operating with «a complete lack of financial transparency and local accountability» and «has allowed unqualified teachers into our schools».

In fact, because of lack of accountability and necessary measures of progress, charter schools and other private voucher schools are less likely to provide students with complete school experiences that serve the students» needs.