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Public Sector GovernanceIn a representative democracy, men and women serving in public office – whether elected or appointed – must view their service as a public trust. Each day, men and women raise their right hands to be sworn in as executives, legislators and administrators, agreeing to protect and defend the constitutions of the United States and of their home States, and the laws, rules and regulations of their governmental subdivisions. Click here to continue reading the full introduction
News & UpdatesJuly 23, 2008 Company that Managed Cosco Busan Indicted on New ChargesBy: Department of Justice Fleet Management Ltd. Charged with Pollution and Cover-up in San Francisco Bay Oil Discharge Case
July 23, 2008 Innovest Confirms Lockheed Martin's IVA Rating  By: Innovest (CSRwire) - July 23, 2008 – CSRwire: Innovest Strategic Value Advisors has confirmed its Intangible Value Assessment of Lockheed Martin based on the company's relative performance of social, environmental, and strategic... July 23, 2008 Commission Posts Agenda for Roundtable on 'FTC at 100: Into Our Second Century'By: Federal Trade Commission First Public Meeting Scheduled for July 29-30, 2008, in Washington, DC
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...More Information     The Washington Monument – President George Washington’s legacy to the American People includes turning down the title of “king” and limiting his service to two terms, then returning to his beloved Mount Vernon. Accountability-Central partners with Google to bring you related links with relevant information - links below:
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