Sentences with phrase «demand real accountability»

However, are their counter voices out there prepared to state the obvious and demand real accountability on the part of their so - called elected representatives?

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For too many blacks, dedication to the cause of reform has been allowed to supplant the demand for individual accountability; race, and the historic crimes associated with it — real crimes!

Turning rhetoric into reality will be a tough call — public spending cuts show no sign of letting up and the combination of rising demand for school places, lack of accountability and cuts to education budgets in real terms will need careful consideration if we are to improve standards and equity in education within the next administration.

It would be great to think that before elected police commissioners come in, this anomaly could be removed — allowing real accountability for their priorities, the style of policing and also the shape and level of resources required to meet the demands of a public who are still very wary.

The compulsory registration and tagging of drones, potentially offering the ability to reveal the details of the drone operator in real time, would remove this aspect of anonymity and demand the accountability of the operator.

While legislators and the public are demanding more accountability from real estate companies, it is not entirely clear that there is a willingness from the public to pay for the staff necessary to comply with the myriad of statutory requirements.

October 1992 — In the lead story, Unhappy real estate board members demand accountability, writer Kathy Bevan says hard questions are being asked about what services are being provided by real estate boards, and whether they are doing an adequate job of serving their members.

«From the first day I started in 1987 I created an environment of independence, professionalism, and accountability, and a company that would be able to meet the most stringent demands of each and every real estate client,» says Troop.