Ask about accountability I think about accountability in three dimensions: 1.
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Third, there's a tradeoff here between public accountability and private accountability.
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"Accountability to everyone means accountability to no one," the CII statement said.
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" The investor group added, "Accountability to everyone means accountability to no one.
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A system of partisan accountability often means no system of accountability at all.
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Because there does need to be accountability, including criminal accountability if it is called for.
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We don't have many good models showing how corporate accountability and democratic accountability can be combined.
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Personal accountability: Individual responsibility Personal accountability is an individual's responsibility and commitment to uphold high standards.
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I accept full accountability for the problems, and I will take full accountability for fixing them.
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It is the Commission for International Justice and Accountability, not the Committee for International Justice and Accountability.
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There has to be accountability, serious accountability for how the United States' policies affect countries such as Honduras.
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"Accountability for that flight attendant's behavior, for his actions, accountability for being the cause of a flight getting turned around."
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With neither competition nor government accountability to force its hand, most American phone companies now operate in an accountability vacuum.
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Bruce F. Freed is president of the Center for Political Accountability, an organization dedicated to bring accountability to corporate political spending.
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Body-worn cameras may indeed be one instrument in the toolbox of police accountability, but they do not constitute accountability itself.
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In its latest report, the accountability office found "inadequate oversight and accountability" and "administrative weaknesses" at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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" One investor group, the Council of Institutional Investors, criticized the group's statement, saying that "accountability to everyone means accountability to no one.
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"I'm not going to get into specifics on how accountability is held today, but we continue to call for accountability," he said.
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The requirement that Whitaker notify Congress if he blocks Mueller from doing something is "about political accountability, not legal accountability," Rosenzweig said.
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There are several forms of accountability: Vertical accountability: Quality elections Vertical accountability allows citizens to choose their leaders through free, fair, transparent, regular and meaningful elections, which happens when there is an acceptable level of political rights and civil liberties.
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"The biggest problem is no one claims accountability for transfer students because there is no federal accountability for transfer students," Dr. Marling said.
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These test results are used in an admirable effort at accountability, but the process of accountability via standardized testing is now deeply flawed.
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The North Koreans killed their son and they&aposre looking for accountability and there should be accountability and that&aposs it&aposs a tragedy.
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The world now has a country that has gone from no accountability to the greatest amount of accountability of any program on the planet.
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"But the thing I want to make sure, if confirmed, is that we have accountability, accountability throughout the entire chain of command," he said.
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President Trump brought accountability to Soleimani and now Congress and the Department of Justice both need to act to ensure accountability for Soleimani's many accomplices.
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Like other accountability offices, such as the Office of Accountability at the U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation, EXIM's office should be independent, transparent and accessible.
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Transparency is step one to accountability, and accountability is critical especially in domains such as health, food and education where A.I. can also be transformational.
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In June, the DEEPFAKES Accountability Act, short for "Defending Each and Every Person from False Appearances by Keeping Exploitation Subject to Accountability Act," was introduced.
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Where I have some questions for you is about how accountability works in an environment of redemption and how accountability happens and trust is rebuilt.
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The Government Accountability Office said last month that launch plans could be delayed due to incomplete safety measures and accountability issues in NASA's commercial crew program.
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"We are committed to increasing accountability, and I can't see how you can increase accountability without delisting the worst offenders," Reynolds said in a recent interview.
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"Body cameras carry the promise of officer accountability, but accountability is far from automatic," Harlan Yu, principal of Upturn, said on a conference call with reporters.
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In demanding accountability from police who kill, the Black Lives Matter movement highlighted the ways in which the system of policing makes such accountability nearly impossible.
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That he should give up one of his cards so that at least there's some level of accountability, even if it's just a fig leaf of accountability.
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He said the demand for criminal accountability in police brutality cases stems from an utter lack of civil accountability, which has also fueled mistrust of the cops.
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For example, in 85033 Congress directed OPIC to put in place an independent accountability mechanism, OPIC's Office of Accountability, which allows project-impacted communities to bring forward grievances.
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A recent case that Accountability Counsel supported in Mongolia involving the International Finance Corporation's accountability office demonstrates the benefits to all parties of a neutral dispute resolution process.
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We have taken so many steps toward police accountability that the FOP denounced me for too much accountability, and I accept responsibility for that because I'm in charge.
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"These documents should warn us that we are clearly headed toward an unparalleled constitutional and accountability crisis," wrote Louis Clark, the Executive Director of the Government Accountability Project.
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Why it matters: Creating a permanent Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection was a key campaign promise of President Trump's, who said he wanted more accountability on veteran's care.
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Karl Sandstrom is senior counsel at Perkins Coie and counsel to the Center for Political Accountability, an NGO whose mission is to bring transparency and accountability to corporate political spending.
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The Center for Political Accountability has advocated a series of methodical steps that companies can adopt voluntarily to ensure transparency and accountability of political spending and to mitigate the risks.
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"My assessment from these meetings is that there is serious commitment to determine all the facts and ensure accountability, including accountability for Saudi Arabia's senior leaders or senior officials," Pompeo added.
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One is I think it&aposs good that the committees release their findings because I think at the root of our system is political accountability, not criminal liability but political accountability.
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The Police Accountability Task Force, created by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, released a scathing rebuke in April, accusing the police department of institutional racism and describing its accountability system as broken.
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"Both of them early on moved into plant management roles where they had an operating accountability [and] where they had top line and bottom line accountability, which is fundamental," Stevenson explained.
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They aren't undermining democratic accountability; they are doing their best to get information to the public that it needs to know precisely so the normal mechanisms of democratic accountability can function.
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"My assessment from these meetings is that there is serious commitment to determine all the facts and ensure accountability, including accountability for Saudi Arabia's senior leaders or senior officials," Pompeo said.
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" Rahm Emanuel: "Where is the accountability in the system?
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" He also criticized PASPA because it "blurs political accountability.
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I expect full accountability & will work to ensure it.
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Truth and accountability — just what this election desperately needs.
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"He serves the whole thing up to the United States Congress and says in effect, if there's going to be any accountability, that accountability has to come from the Congress," Warren said.
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"We trust that the implementation of a more robust body camera policy, as well as stricter accountability measures for violating the policy, will lead to greater accountability and transparency," the group said.
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Together with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, these global pronouncements protect the rights of every human being, demand accountability for grave international crimes, and undergird our entire structure of atrocity accountability.
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A recent poll showed that the Oregon public favors political accountability for the legislators walking off their jobs, but there is never accountability for tantrum-throwing white men who take government hostage.
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Instead, the Justice Department lays much of the blame on systemic issues — particularly a total lack of accountability for officers who engage in misconduct: BPD lacks meaningful accountability systems to deter misconduct.
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Unfortunately, the actions of the Department of Justice and Secretary McDonald show that we are moving backward on VA accountability at a time when increased VA accountability has never been more needed. Rep.
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For example, he calls for "equal accountability" between charter schools and traditional public schools, though a few lines later he softens this to a more non-specific standard of "comparable levels" of accountability.
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It is not on the level from beginning to end, and there needs to be a level of accountability throughout the system, and this sends an unambiguous message that there is no accountability.
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"Accountability has to be laid on somebody's lap," he said.
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His spokesman promised that the "restoration" of accountability would follow.
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Your accountability partner can play a supportive role in this.
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So when did accountability, competition and winning become bad words?
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More accountability can be balanced with parental rights, Lubienski said.
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They -- this is a typical case of accountability without authority.
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" The statement added, "The families of the victims deserve accountability.
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"The accountability has to expand to the board," said Frei.
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"This is about common sense, trust, and accountability," Democratic Rep.
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As a tool for evidence — for accountability — it really isn't.
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Deemphasizing criminal accountability only allows traffickers to operate with impunity.
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TTB's lack of accountability extends far beyond its taxation powers.
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Corporate welfare plus no accountability equals lots of senior managers.
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This would demonstrate that Uber cares about accountability and transparency.
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And with certainty, we will not shy away from accountability.
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There is no oversight for accountability for what they write.
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She also said that accountability is essential to squashing disagreements.
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Accountability, in the meantime, has been hard to come by.
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Fair enough: democratic accountability is vested largely in national governments.
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San Francisco's permit application process incentivized equity, safety and accountability.
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They cite the U.S. Government Accountability Office as their source.
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Proponents of Israel's ousting argued it's a matter of accountability.
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Accountability is a very good thing a community can provide.
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USAG take accountability, be transparent, release all your documents & data.
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"What needs to drive that accountability is unclear," said Jena.
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Locals complain that big infrastructure projects lack transparency and accountability.
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And to demand accountability and honesty in our financial system.
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Are you someone who cares a lot about political accountability?
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Objective metrics go a long way toward reinforcing accountability. 3.
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The voice for accountability and change in her troubled sport.
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It too considers the overlapping spheres of memory and accountability.
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"ZERO accountability!" she tweeted in response to the USOC's inaction.
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One of the primary reasons is that there's no accountability.
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It's just that we must have some type of accountability.
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And that's a normal way that democratic governments ensure accountability.
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"I'm scared and there's no accountability," Maggie told BuzzFeed News.
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It is therefore necessary taking full accountability for these effects.
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He instilled the values of hard work, perseverance, and accountability.
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Both Sanders and Clinton called for accountability and expressed outrage.
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"He did want to take accountability," attorney Tim Barton said.
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It's how he plays the press, how he avoids accountability.
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When it comes to diet and workouts, accountability is everything.
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The bipartisan calls for accountability have been fast and firm.
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There's also the matter of Gregg's perceived lack of accountability.
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The most controversial legacy is the lack of individual accountability.
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I hope there is no fatigue for justice or accountability.
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Oliver's dismissal is a rare and welcome display of accountability.
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Transparency is also key in ensuring accountability in our government.
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Like most industries, higher education prefers less regulation (and accountability).
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability and consent.
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And now DeepMind wants to research governance and accountability ethics?
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Where does accountability lie if a user does something wrong?
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That is the first real step toward accountability and reconciliation.
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"There was so little accountability or justice," Mr. Low said.
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"The issue of accountability is bewildering to me," said Sen.
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability and consent.
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The accountability is going to move the needle on this.
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Still, the protesters march and demand accountability from their government.
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Congress cannot make credible judgments or get accountability without it.
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It will also allow Congress to get accountability where needed.
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"Credibility, transparency and accountability are fundamental to military operations," Gen.
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No enhanced accountability measures discussed where system failures clearly occurred.
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And their elected representatives have avoided accountability as a result.
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Citizens for Hospital Accountability began as a simple Facebook page.
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That brings extraordinary opportunity and it demands responsibility and accountability.
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But this isn't about blind loyalty -- this is about accountability.
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But that requires far more accountability from the tech community.
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So for me, it's less about censorship than democratic accountability.
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There's no accountability whatsoever, and there doesn't have to be.
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You might even set back the cause of corporate accountability.
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As a result, bureaucratic programs grow unchecked and accountability suffers.
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There's a whole new question about what accountability looks like.
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I think people are trying to insulate themselves from accountability.
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I've called for more transparency & accountability for online political ads.
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The same is true for schools under many accountability systems.
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In 2006, Congress passed the Postal Accountability Enhancement Act (PAEA).
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"The town hall is all about public accountability," she said.
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"Any action should ensure full accountability for abuses," he said.
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Employers should be transparent and use data to ensure accountability.
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Until this crisis, Trump had avoided accountability with remarkable consistency.
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But Ms. Bensedrine said she had found support for accountability.
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This will both ensure accountability and deter bad faith behavior.
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After all, accountability has been in short supply of late.
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How do we define rehabilitation; how do we enforce accountability?
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Sriram MadhusoodananBostonThe writer is deputy campaigns director for Corporate Accountability.
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Their aim is to strengthen mechanisms for oversight and accountability.
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There is a personal accountability piece missing from these stories.
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The killing helped incite a national movement for police accountability.
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This is what passes for government accountability in Japan today.
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Bishop Barron is right to insist that accountability comes first.
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Do people make apologies or accept accountability for past transgressions?
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It takes — first and foremost — establishing a culture of accountability.
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This prevents multitasking and makes room for accountability, Husney said.
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Standards and systems that prioritize transparency and accountability are essential.
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We urgently need an academic institute focused on algorithmic accountability.
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It's a problem rooted in resistance to transparency and accountability.
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability, and respect.
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It's extremely offensive, and someone needs to take accountability #TheChallenge34.
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Just think of the punch as a metaphor for accountability.
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Syria taught me that knowledge does not lead to accountability.
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Ms. Danius was not rewarded for her efforts at accountability.
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When it comes to accountability in education, we're losing ground.
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Money is available; accountability and prioritization are what's really needed.
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We're looking at standards for transparency and very importantly accountability.
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I start my morning routine — makeup, planner, and accountability group.
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When the press does it uncritically, citizens rightly demand accountability.
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Critics also allege that private prisons lack transparency and accountability.
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Creating an accountability structure with others can also be helpful.
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But this need for accountability must be balanced by independence.
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Incumbents will coast, with no accountability in the general election.
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The Regulatory Accountability Act, a bipartisan measure introduced by Sens.
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"It's a neutral, good government, public accountability law," he said.
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It's not a level playing field for transparency and accountability.
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It also brings governments on board, adding accountability and enforcement.
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There are many unanswered questions and calls for greater accountability.
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Increasing accountability of the Copyright Office is a good idea.
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Do they think news conferences provide more accountability than Twitter?
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Democratic accountability is a cardinal principle in a constitutional republic.
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He was a vigorous advocate for openness, accountability, and transparency.
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The other big promises she made were around police accountability.
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"I think without that accountability, the urgent overtakes the strategic."
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Congress should not let them get away with avoiding accountability.
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Accountability and checks and balances seemed to carry the day.
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The odds are clearly stacked against police violence accountability, then.
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Upset and demanding accountability, dozens of families prepared to sue.
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Keeping a "human in the loop" enhances transparency and accountability.
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There needs to be some type of assessment of accountability.
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There are proposals before Congress to increase the Fed's accountability.
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I'm representing a lot of people who want some accountability.
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She started a blog, Dear Debt, to give herself accountability.
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Congress frequently gives lip service to the idea of accountability.
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However, seeking accountability workmates can help you break the cycle.
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As president, he was in a position to evade accountability.
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"We haven't seen accountability and discipline for officers," he said.
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Calls for museums to demonstrate more accountability are gaining steam.
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But these companies are also demanding accountability of their agencies.
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Police accountability in New York City is a big problem.
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And he can do anything at all to avoid accountability.
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A commitment to learning isn't synonymous with freedom from accountability.
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His failure to take accountability for his actions is sickening.
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But it created these situations where founders had no accountability.
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"It promotes national uniformity, predictability and political accountability," he said.
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Gillibrand's bill seeks to bring more accountability to the process.
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"My assessment from these meetings is that there is serious commitment to determine all the facts and ensure accountability, including accountability for Saudi Arabia's senior leaders or senior officials," Pompeo said Tuesday after meeting.
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Accountability is imperative This same kind of accountability is imperative for executives in the opioid industry, whose tactics have in some cases been akin to those of tobacco industry executives in the 1980s and 1990s.
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We must put government accountability first, and as co-founder and co-chair of the House Transparency Caucus, I have made the fight to strengthen accountability, increase transparency, and foster public trust a personal one.
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This means that VA accountability has, for all intents and purposes, been rolled back to pre-2014 levels — back, in other words, to the lack of accountability that led to the scandal to begin with.
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Elizabeth Wydra of the progressive Constitutional Accountability Center sees things differently.
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No one wanted to take any kind of accountability for it.
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I believe you're more likely to work out with accountability partners.
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The ACLU also demanded accountability from the Marine Corps on Wednesday.
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It's an accountability piece for us and where we come from.
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The Constitutional Accountability Center is representing the congressional Democrats who sued.
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It seems they fail to see his own accountability in this.
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A conviction is accountability; a living Botham Jean is true justice.
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"This is just an industry that has refused accountability," Goldstein said.
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Sofia is yet to adopt legal changes to ensure his accountability.
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In the age of the internet, accountability can't happen in public.
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Eliminating judicial reelections would hardly mean the end of judicial accountability.
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But their categories are different, meaning crossed wires and insufficient accountability.
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The generals may worry that real reform will lead to accountability.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Creating a new era of accountability at Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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And now I think people are demanding greater accountability and transparency.
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The true accountability that business requires to flourish is still absent.
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I made these choices and I take complete accountability for them.
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A system of real accountability, not just punishment of a few.
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"This is a really important question for democratic accountability," Williamson said.
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In doing so, it would restore a degree of democratic accountability.
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Consumers are demanding greater accountability from sellers of products and services.
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But what Puerto Ricans deserve is for there to be accountability.
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We need accountability but we want to do what&aposs right.
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"What's going on now is personal accountability, which I frankly welcome."
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While the second approach introduces political considerations, it also ensures accountability.
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The AAA numbers echo a Government Accountability Office study from 2012.
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And the chain-linked lack of accountability that flows from that.
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This is emblematic of America's "broken system of accountability," he said.
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But researchers have proposed several potential methods to address algorithmic accountability.
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The result is good alignment between assessments, accountability and teaching styles.
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Accountability helps in being more intentional with your plan, Weiss says.
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At the very least there should be accountability for these crimes.
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But Trump has consistently acted to prevent any form of accountability.
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Weaker accountability for teachers will lead to poorer performance by pupils.
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Ticketing and request management consists of requests and responses with accountability.
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There are concrete issues to address about police brutality and accountability.
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"Longer term it's about that journey towards software accountability," says Law.
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These disagreements have alarmed people concerned about accountability in electoral politics.
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To many, that tag represented DataCamp's continued lack of public accountability.
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"First of all we have to do strict accountability," Khan added.
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And, in your report, you offer the country accountability as well.
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Transparency and accountability don't get much play in the Big Apple.
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They possess the most dangerous thing in politics -- power without accountability.
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It is the Commission — not Committee — for International Justice and Accountability.
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In doing so, he provides accountability for himself and his sobriety.
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"No genuine remorse, no public accountability has been done," he says.
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This tactic allows no public debate beforehand and no accountability afterwards.
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The Civilian Office of Police Accountability was investigating at the scene.
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Accountability for deaths that occur in police custody is long overdue.
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"The American people deserve answers and demand accountability," Etienne told Reuters.
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Also, the US Government Accountability Office has a podcast; who knew?
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We also called for Perdue to take accountability for their actions.
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It is absolutely essential that DLA maintain accountability for this equipment.
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Potter's family held a news conference last Friday to demand accountability.
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Be accountable for actions and results Without accountability, you will fail.
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There's still accountability in the system," Graham said on "Fox & Friends.
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But Republicans are more interested in protecting Trump than in accountability.
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There are some systems of accountability in place for false reportage.
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A lack of "shared facts" and broad national discourse undermines accountability.
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Under Tenacity, employees choose two buddies to be their accountability partners.
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Bruce Freed is the president of the Center for Political Accountability.
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Iraqis are essentially demanding competence and accountability from their political leaders.
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But there's a balance to be found between accountability and retribution.
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Nic Horton is research director for the Foundation for Government Accountability.
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Yet they refuse to understand what equality, justice, and accountability means.
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Stone's donations, however, are bound by no such measure of accountability.
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The report does acknowledge these violations are met with accountability mechanisms.
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The accountability can help keep you on track, according to science.
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In other respects, the continent's appetite for accountability is rather light.
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Investment fund managers can do whatever they want with little accountability.
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And these perpetrators thrive in environments where an accountability gap exists.
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They may simply be uncomfortable invoking the university's formal accountability mechanisms.
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Where is the accountability as this liar tries to deceive voters?
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That represents clarity, and responsibility brings about a level of accountability.
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What this means in practice is a serious deficit of accountability.
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The alumni discussed flexibility, accountability, drive and confidence as valuable traits.
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Bezos also screened candidates for high levels of personal accountability, Inc.
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Their timidity, incompetence and lack of accountability can have calamitous impacts.
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Pelosi is saying that what she wants, above all, is accountability.
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The president's disdain for truth and accountability is corrosive and infectious.
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Warning: Accountability, difficult as it is now, will only get harder.
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Since his death, protesters have marched in downtown Pittsburgh demanding accountability.
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So how does one restore accountability to a country's accounting practices?
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Issa called for reforms and accountability at the Department of Justice.
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They emphasize critical issues of director engagement, independence, accountability and refreshment.
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I stand with them as they protest and demand accountability. Sen.
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The Government Accountability Office is conducting a review on those actions.
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The administration is not above accountability — especially from the American people.
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Wanting answers and seeking accountability is not demanding: it's good business.
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Nobody could get VA accountability, and nobody could get VA Choice.
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The safe sport act lacks two essential ingredients – funding and accountability.
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Justice and Accountability, "a big gaping hole," in U.S. legislation: Liberian
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The seeds of that accountability, however, are planted in the Constitution.
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When seeking to resolve bank disputes, consumers want accountability and fairness.
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It's time we see some order -- and accountability -- in the court.
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Obama demanded accountability from law enforcement and Black Lives Matter activists.
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But Snyder has so far evaded any accountability for the disaster.
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Cultural change is also needed, to make government accountability the norm.
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Joint accountability and innovation will help us get car cybersecurity right.
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As a fiduciary, there is a much higher level of accountability.
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Moreover, what's alarming is the potential lack of accountability of judges.
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Accountability begins with human oversight when AI is making sensitive decisions.
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But evidently the company's sense of accountability doesn't travel very far.
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Four Democratic U.S. lawmakers asked the Government Accountability Office on Feb.
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This can help change systems, but hurts the cause of accountability.
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Accountability at the top is essential to a healthy company culture.
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While there are some accountability provisions, I wish they were stronger.
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And then, the accountability piece is, you have to explain them.
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Much of the investigation remains shrouded from public view or accountability.
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But there are limited avenues for accountability that must be pursued.
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But it also gives states wide latitude to develop accountability policies.
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Video of the forum showed people shouting at officials, demanding accountability.
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Local community leaders and activists have called for greater police accountability.
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Personal accountability for corporate executives has virtually disappeared for decades now.
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Without some additional personal accountability, the executives get all the rewards.
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Activists and leftist voters should also press the DNC for accountability.
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With brand names, there's at least a decent amount of accountability.
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But those increased expectations of accountability have not always matched reality.
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But a few efforts to ensure accountability are still moving forward.
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Transparency of the goals, accountability, tracking ... KS: What we're doing. Okay.
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There's a conference called FATML: Fairness, Accountability, Transparency [in Machine Learning].
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This whole process needs a lot more transparency, oversight, and accountability.
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That speaks volumes about accountability in the era of Mr. Duterte.
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Citizens should demand that all government agencies incorporate similar accountability mechanisms.
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Still, accountability for bishops continued to elude Mr. Sipe, frustrating him.
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It's extremely offensive, and someone needs to take accountability#TheChallenge34 pic.twitter.
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KELLE LOUAILLIER, BOSTON The writer is president of Corporate Accountability International.
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Trust me when I say we have a problem with accountability.
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Oops. Then there is the question of accountability or lack thereof.
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Instead, we should want public oversight to ensure accountability and fairness.
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This morning, Sanders announced his plan for corporate accountability and democracy.
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Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.), for voting against the VA Accountability Act.
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So if you are a college, again what is your accountability?
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Look out folks, the Government Accountability Office is on the case.
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Bruce F. Freed is president of the Center for Political Accountability.
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By eschewing accountability, dominant online platforms contribute to that downward spiral.
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He reached down and said, that doesn't matter, accountability doesn't matter.
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Indeed, transparency is catching on as a possible panacea for accountability.
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With the principles finalized, the signatories can start thinking about accountability.
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They also appreciate the way coaches, through tough love, teach accountability.
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No political party is immune from failure and lack of accountability.
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Accountability is one of the values that both of us share.
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Overall, there must be greater accountability between voters and their representatives.
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This power comes with the same requirement for transparency and accountability.
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Many shareholders complained about a lack of accountability at the top.
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Breakthrough actions are required in this era of reckoning and accountability.
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But those most immediately responsible for his fate have evaded accountability.
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However, he said, muting hurts public trust and diminishes police accountability.
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Still, it offers at least the illusion of transparency and accountability.
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Then there is the possibility of accountability during the next election.
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But without accountability or political reforms, those results are less likely.
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They also weighed in on accountability for Environmental Protection Authority officials.
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European institutions in Brussels are routinely criticized as lacking democratic accountability.
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Without urgent international action towards accountability, more mass killings are likely.
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A heightened sense of accountability can also keep power in check.
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Should you choose to manage your money independently, accountability is key.
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Accountability is a central concept in every part of the government.
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Could there have been more accountability in your segments with him?
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It is time to restore transparency and accountability in federal rulemaking.
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"If anything, the governor is demanding accountability and transparency," he said.
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The bill focuses on energy efficiency, infrastructure, supply, accountability, and conservation.
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But the Babis investigations also reveal how accountability is still limited.
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There was zero accountability on Wall Street for this horrendous behavior.
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In the meantime, citizens and journalists must demand information and accountability.
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And another pro tip of habit-making (or replacing) is accountability.
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Tungul: It has created this accountability thing for paying people back.
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I want extreme autonomy, and the accountability that comes with it.
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That was "a hugely important step toward inevitable accountability," Goldsmith argues.
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It also means holding accountability to our institutions, doctrine and ourselves.
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It's not rocket science; just commitment to process, procedure, and accountability.
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"The accountability factor is something that jurors do feel," she said.
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The bloc's pact for fiscal accountability is already unpopular in Italy.
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In Washington, there's hope that algorithmic accountability legislation could be revived.
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And then number three is, how should accountability and punishment work?
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Ailes's most ominous political spawn, however, has so far evaded accountability.
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Party polarization has broken the American political system's mechanisms of accountability.
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They deserve stronger institutional accountability and a more limited federal role.
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They wanted to preserve the company's culture of openness and accountability.
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Where lies the balance between accountability and the safety of journalists?
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Moreover, there is no reporting or accountability of their actual giving.
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And how employers can better institutionalize self-policing and wider accountability.
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In the Berkshires, I was coached in self-discipline and accountability.
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It is time to change the focus of our accountability efforts.
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Sam Adolphsen is policy director for the Foundation for Government Accountability.
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Whether they are a senior officer or official, they promised accountability.
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Well, wow, did that change things, because now there was accountability.
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Atonement is not accountability, much less redemption, but it's a start.
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If the boss doesn't care about accountability, why should anyone else?
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They promised to continue to press for accountability in federal court.
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He praised the disclosures as a step toward transparency and accountability.
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He promised accountability, with a seven-member jury selecting three finalists.
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If not, then they need to demand more accountability and transparency.
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Without a transparent accountability system, they are simply left to theorize.
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" He called for accountability for the perpetrators, describing them as "cowards.
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A crisis of confidence The Police Accountability Task Force, created by Mayor Rahm Emanuel in December, released its report Wednesday, a scathing rebuke accusing the department of institutional racism and describing its accountability system as broken.
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We are routinely told that victims want the harshest punishments possible — long sentences in confinement; but victims are telling us clearly that what they want is accountability, and they are saying incarceration does not equal accountability.
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"My assessment from these meetings is that there is serious commitment to determine all the facts and ensure accountability, including accountability for Saudi Arabia's senior leaders or senior officials," Pompeo said in a statement on Tuesday evening.
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This may reflect the roll-out of personal accountability regimes around the world, such as the UK Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SMR), Hong Kong's Manager-in-Charge regime (MIC) and Australia's Banking Executive Accountability Regime (BEAR).
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Government officials said the law simply aims to ensure transparency and accountability.
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I'm from Texas … Our brand values are equality, empowerment, kindness and accountability.
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A tool that provides some clarity, or accountability, could alleviate that worry.
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Protesters interrupted a City Council meeting to demand accountability and police reform.
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Ten thousand is just a safe number to ensure accountability, he said.
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I liked that [Warren] was coming at it from an accountability framework.
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Brandi Fisher, community activist and president of the Alliance for Police Accountability.
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A few government accountability office reports have cast that shadow in doubt.
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Comprehend Medical complies with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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Ben Smilowitz is founder and executive director of the Disaster Accountability Project.
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Accountability for violations committed in the Chechen conflict has been sorely lacking.
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Government enforcement is vital for animal protection, consumer protection and governmental accountability.
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Reducing public access to inspection reports undermines government accountability and animal protection.
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"We need new accountability legislation, and we need that now," Shulkin said.
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We need genuine accountability mechanisms, external to companies and accessible to populations.
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"Because accountability doesn't appear to be something that occurs in this chamber."
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Businesses should be equally invested in this accountability in the supply chain.
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In the midst of that realness has to be accountability and transparency.
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Newsom signed the state's Presidential Tax Transparency and Accountability Act in July.
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Judicial reform nearly always involves trade-offs, especially between independence and accountability.
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Gaps in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) don't help.
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Other companies, like ICA Bremen, focus on accountability in the manufacturing process.
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The DEEPFAKES Accountability Act was introduced in June but looks largely unenforceable.
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You need to find in your heart that small spark of accountability.
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The accountability net does look to be closing in on Facebook management.
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Only independent monitoring and investigations can provide that level of public accountability.
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An updated report by the Government Accountability Office, released Tuesday by Sen.
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In 2009, Congress passed the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure Act.
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Margins and accountability get slimmed down as the number of partners grows.
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San Francisco officials had said owning the operations would improve local accountability.
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"This is part of a new wave of global accountability," Prasow said.
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Go deeper: Big Tech grilled on hate speech, accountability at Code Conference
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But it is worth questioning what accountability looks like, and for whom.
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Their citizens want the sort of accountability thatCICIG has brought to Guatemala.
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Crews's caption states, "Accepted WITH HIS RESIGNATION," and uses the hashtag #Accountability.
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Cambridge Analytica Compensation Reverse lookup (scraping) Accountability Data Safety Business Model (ads) ???
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His efforts, though, have not stopped lawmakers for pushing for more accountability.
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MICHAEL SANTOLI: What mechanism is there for instituting accountability in the way?
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There's an accountability rationale for choosing those people to serve as actings.
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No rules & no accountability means people get ripped off & markets blow up.
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Franken's non-apology that he doesn't remember these incidents is not accountability.
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And there is further leverage here, because accountability will lead to deterrence.
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The philanthropic sector, especially foundations, have, by their nature, very little accountability.
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So there is an effective bar to any accountability under the law.
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Many researchers and academics are actively exploring how to increase algorithmic accountability.
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"Accountability has yet to materialize," said Jonathan Allen, Britain's deputy permanent representative.
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But if they're bearish and get it wrong, there is zero accountability.
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Addressing corruption and government accountability are Democrats' top priorities going into 2019.
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Moving forward, Blake calls for better training and accountability for police officers.
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No society ever truly lives up to the ideals of social accountability.
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And to say that there shouldn't have accountability is really an absurdity.
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And in the entertainment industry, with great power comes very little accountability.
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"Supporters were then encouraged to fill out "The Mainstream Media Accountability Survey.
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HUCKABEE: Well, and he pushed for strong education and accountability and responsibility.
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I would say, though, that transparency and accountability are two different things.
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Long term, it can also be frustrating how much Geminis avoid accountability.
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The General Accountability Office calls this a high risk for national interest.
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"Respect is a two-way street, and so is accountability," Parker wrote.
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PETER SCHWEIZER, PRESIDENT, GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY INSTITUTE: That is a great question, Jason.
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It seeks accountability from the trespasser, but ultimately healing for everyone involved.
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"This issue is about awareness and accountability," Peterson said in an email.
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And with a brighter spotlight, tighter accountability screws applied to its practices.
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The review stems from the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act.
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A policy framework built around algorithmic accountability would have several important benefits.
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That leads us to the third thing we can safely know: accountability.
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You'll quickly understand the three-part method of acceptance, accountability and detachment.
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This lack of police accountability magnifies existing mistrust within African-American communities.
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The OECD's Andreas Schleicher says the system lacks a culture of accountability.
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Increased funding without accountability, however, will not yield the results we need.
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" "It's a sign of a dangerous hostility to accountability and the truth.
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Disagreements centered around questions of accountability and reporting on progress, she said.
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This kind of criminal accountability is long overdue for lawbreaking corporate executives.
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The USPSTF Transparency and Accountability Act is designed to do just that.
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Weekend reads Algorithmic accountability: Algorithms are designed to make our lives easier.
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"I wanted to take accountability for my own actions," she told CNBC.
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"There needs to be tough and quick accountability and a fixed process."
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But at the moment there are no reliable sources of accountability. None.
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"We made transparency and accountability part of the culture," he told me.
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Critics dispute that and say executions are taking place, with zero accountability.
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Garden went on to ask if the reporting lines really demonstrate accountability.
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They still need accountability for the harm that was caused to them.
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It's accountability, we're bringing guys off the bench and they're making mistakes.
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His addition will ensure more accountability and transparency in this sham process.
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We feel there is not enough movement and accountability on the issue.
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Last June, de Blasio signed the School Diversity Accountability Act into law.
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You can vote by writing letters to your pastors demanding bishop accountability.
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I'm just giving the accountability the same way a personal trainer would.
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The protests morphed into a broader call for democracy and police accountability.
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We need more accountability and transparency in our education system, not less.
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The FCC should improve the transparency and accountability of its administrative processes.
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Opposition politicians, predictably, have latched on to the government's lack of accountability.
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And am I ready to share accountability if it all goes wrong?
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The final issue, says Mr Collins of the King's Fund, is accountability.
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The law codifies the anonymous data reporting that undermines Airbnb's tax accountability.
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The committee said the bills are designed to increase the IRS' accountability.
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The Civilian Office of Police Accountability wouldn't comment on an ongoing investigation.
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This is an ongoing process that includes personalized attention and, importantly, accountability.
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Charges of little accountability or oversight of our operations are flatly wrong.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) provides legal opinions on anti-lobbying questions.
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Charles Jeszeck is the director of the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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Reading tests have provided transparency and accountability in the public education system.
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Chevron already gives you the power to demand accountability from executive agencies.
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There are other issues around accountability and accreditation that could use refinement.
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" The way to fix this problem, Crews emphasized, is through male "accountability.
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Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer in an exclusive interview with Hill.
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Local elected officials joined in with calls for justice and police accountability.
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Has there been accountability for what the Times acknowledges was a mistake?
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What's missing from the emerging regimes of private regulation is political accountability.
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That challenge is currently under review at the Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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Adequate governance, transparency and accountability will be essential features of this plan.
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Improve transparency and accountability, including making sexual harassment policies clear and accessible.
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It's also about accountability: whether the government is responsive to the citizenry.
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Statutes are more and more prescriptive—while yielding less and less accountability.
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What resulted was an approach based on mutual priorities and mutual accountability.
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But to fully embrace best practices we must balance accountability with flexibility.
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ATF supervisors saw fake accountability and were simply shifted around the agency.
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She said she has demanded answers and accountability for what happened Saturday.
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The UIGHUR Act would bring much-needed accountability to this ongoing crisis.
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The members pointed to a January study from the Government Accountability Office.
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To increase accountability within the BOP, we need a secure whistleblower system.
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Gutiérrez had recently joined a Tulare organization called Citizens for Hospital Accountability.
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Marketplace only works when you're logged into Facebook, which helps user accountability.
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"People brought up police accountability, gun reform, and stop orders," Harb said.
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What is talked about less and less, unfortunately, is the accountability component.
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In 2014, issues surrounding VA choice and accountability went hand in hand.
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IGs are also preferred over Congress's own agency, the Government Accountability Office.
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"(The meeting) will address questions of responsibility, accountability and transparency," Scicluna said.
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There needs to be tough and quick accountability and a fixed process.
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Instead, DeVos's new rules remove the accountability measure that ensured prompt investigations.
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What's not as heartening or progressive is the discourse surrounding that accountability.
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There are some things that are broad accountability and metrics and process.
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The Justice Department noted: BPD lacks meaningful accountability systems to deter misconduct.
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Reassuring PR won't cut it: we need transparency, accountability, and structural change.
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Because the vans cross state lines, accountability falls into a gray zone.
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We could explore setting up processes for accountability through restorative justice mechanisms.
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Therefore, there is no political responsibility, accountability or blame for "bipartisian" action.
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America's greatest governmental reforms have always married public accountability with sound administration.
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Accreditation must play a more powerful public accountability role in the future.
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So, ultimately, accountability lies on the governor," Pataki said on "Squawk Box.
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Frustrated residents and Black Lives Matter activists urged accountability for the shooting.
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These include rules that encourage a culture of secrecy and stymie accountability.
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That party campaigned on a platform of greater governmental accountability and transparency.
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But most would benefit from introducing both more freedom and more accountability.
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The death of Ms. Sturgess furthered calls by British authorities for accountability.
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The reversal is already being hailed as a victory for democratic accountability.
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But the Government Accountability Office said the Pentagon's plans could be problematic.
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A bedrock principle of the American legal system is accountability for wrongdoing.
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The standards-and-accountability movement is not about leaving no child behind.
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We the People should demand accountability, transparency and fidelity to the Constitution.
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Oversight by ethics and accountability agencies within the government is also constrained.
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"The result is a fundamental collapse in ordinary accountability," Mr. Light said.
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Residents blamed a lack of accountability in the country's powerful mining industry.
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Women are man-haters when women want accountability and respect from men.
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Google's next stab at external accountability will need to solve those issues.
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An era of accountability for Facebook and other monopolies may be beginning.
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"The impetus for accountability must come from the international community," it said.
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You need to hold yourself accountable, but accountability is different to blame.
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Accountability is one of the bedrock values the president and I share.
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They're also where accountability to self and community is most sharply questioned.
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This agreement is insidious, she writes, because it has undermined democratic accountability.
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Survivors are steeped in trauma and angry at the absence of accountability.
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The accountability coach, 38, married security company CEO Edwin Arroyave in 2011.
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There should be more for this and there should be some accountability.
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The way to end such assaults is to replace impunity with accountability.
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The barrier has been the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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But the only thing worse than imperfect accountability is none at all.
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Only through straightforward accountability measures can we focus on our greatest challenges.
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But Mr. Jia's case showed Chinese courts still lacked accountability, he said.
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Kapanen's absence was due to "internal accountability," according to coach Sheldon Keefe.
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That rating was for the financial category, not for accountability and transparency.
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The bill is known as the Police Accountability and Community Protection Act.
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The articles of impeachment do not mention the Government Accountability Office finding.
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And we want to see you really taking accountability for what's happened.
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It calls for independent bodies to ensure government, organizational, and program accountability.
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The Government Accountability Office ruled last week that the expenditures were illegal.
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This issue of accountability had become more pressing in the previous decade.
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Research shows, however, the accountability inherent in Section 21625 benefits companies considerably.
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Yet it is opaque in key areas, with gaping shortcomings in accountability.
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Basic questions about fairness, the scope of scrutiny and accountability remain unsettled.
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To this White House, elections are the only acceptable form of accountability.
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"The accountability we have, the taking pride in our work" he said.
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Voting means being accountable, and politicians are not big on personal accountability.
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It was hard to imagine a President entering office with less accountability.
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They prodded legislators to ask the Government Accountability Office to investigate morcellation.
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I'll be fighting for justice and accountability, and my colleagues should too.
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A commitment to openness, accountability, and transparency is a hallmark of journalism.
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"It's a toxic culture and a lack of accountability," Mr. MacLean said.
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Accountability is all the rage, and not just in our own lives.
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Collaboration happens when each team member feels accountability and interdependence with teammates.
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The accountability office found that demographic characteristics were also associated with longevity.
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What if the new norms came to include accountability, believing, and prevention?
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"I'm not aware of any accountability at all," the former official said.
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Let governments of conscience seek international criminal accountability for North Korea's leadership.
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Public accountability is essential, because there's already a crisis in transgender healthcare.
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Protesters demanded police accountability, part of the broader Black Lives Matter movement.
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Those issues raise legitimacy and accountability questions specific to Google's ad blocking.
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The solution encourages trust, cooperation, and mutual accountability between employers and employees.
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He called for accountability, both in impeachment and at the ballot box.
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"The lack of accountability has emboldened the government of Sudan," they claimed.
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Special interests should not be able to finance extremists without any accountability.
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It's true that the process of accountability is halting and frustratingly slow.
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Treat yo'self: rewards Unlike tracking and accountability, incentives are a debatable strategy.
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The law issued by the Pope in May aims to increase accountability.
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That challenge is currently under review at the Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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And my proposal says, let's get a little accountability into the system.
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Sam Adolphsen is a senior fellow at the Foundation for Government Accountability.
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I like having autonomy, and the flip side of autonomy is accountability.
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No other country has introduced such detailed and wide-ranging accountability rules.
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Then we regularly review these reports together for visibility, transparency, and accountability.
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"Together, they nurture a culture of purpose, accountability, belonging, trust and flexibility."
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Few data-driven goals and outcomes that are measurable, which endangers accountability.
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The problem is that there is now no accountability and no remedy.
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The greatest source of accountability, of course, comes from the American voters.
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The American people want accountability, fairness, transparency and balance at the CFPB.
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Are transparency and accountability in government also progressive — but not conservative — priorities?
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Trump campaigned largely on veterans issues, promoting VA accountability, reform, and choice.
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The charter system here has significant accountability: Low-performing schools are closed.
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This is going to be part of our accountability in 2020 races.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) usually works hard to avoid political controversy.
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I learned a lot early on about communicating, shared goals and accountability.
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She previously worked at the Government Accountability Project, a whistleblower protection organization.
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I am an ally in the fight for safety, accountability, and transparency.
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In Italian, "there is no corresponding word for accountability," said the Rev.
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"Individual acts, the response to that should be individual accountability," he said.
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We are focused on uncovering the full truth and ensuring complete accountability.
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Providing legal consequences to negligent actions would promote accountability within the military.
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A call for a normal nation with a real economy, for accountability.
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Male desire — and passive lack of accountability — go hand in awkward hand.
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U.S. bishops will gather in Baltimore in June to discuss accountability procedures.
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That at least there's some accountability and they have to expect that.
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There are two amendments that would place accountability on Trump over Iran.
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The social media messaging was deemed propaganda by the Government Accountability Office.
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A new study, "The Accountability Gap: Cybersecurity & Building a Culture of Responsibility," found a worrying gap between presumed and actual corporate readiness for data security incidents and a widespread lack of accountability at the top levels of organizations.
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To that end, he signed the Veteran Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act, the Veterans Affairs Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act, and the Mission Act, all designed to create flexible new treatment options while building a culture of accountability.
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Many families face severe consequences such as: financial strain; push out by private or religious schools when children are deemed too challenging to educate; and, there is often no accountability for student outcomes equal to state accountability systems.
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The one new policy: Under the Department of Veterans Affairs Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act, Trump established the Office of Accountability at the Department of Veteran Affairs with the intent to bring accountability back to the VA. Senior officials in the Department now have the ability to fire employees who don't meet expectations, and there are new protections for those who reveal wrongdoings within the agency.
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Failing to officially label the actions a genocide would "deny truth-telling and accountability" for the Rohingya and "... would leave an indelible stain on our nation's legacy of promoting and advancing human rights, dignity, and accountability," the letter said.
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USAID follow-through in addressing its IG's findings, coupled with the oversight that the Iraq and Syria Genocide Relief and Accountability Act mandates, is exactly the kind of accountability that American taxpayers expect and that victims of genocide need.
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Mr Modi's government has made encouraging noises about toughening accountability and improving curriculums.
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"She's acting like she's confused why Dorit's upset," the accountability coach whispers suspiciously.
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Of course, they also want accountability, ESG investing, and collaboration between their advisors.
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The Congressional Accountability Act Reform Act, a bipartisan bill, fundamentally changes the procedure.
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He was left to run on his own with no accountability to anyone.
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"An accountability process is a process," they said in a message to Gizmodo.
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Accountability, or DAPA, was set to go into effect on February 18, 2015.
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The Municipal Accountability Review Board that Malloy plans to introduce in his Feb.
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We have perfected the politics of accusation, which discourages confession, responsibility and accountability.
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This means we must get back to prioritizing accountability, competition and celebrating winners.
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This is a first amendment issue and we need accountability of these monopolies.
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Compounding the issue, there's basically no accountability for high schools and middle schools.
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"Where is the accountability?" her husband Mike Deming, an attorney, said after sentencing.
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"Accountability to shareholders absolutely drives the decision-making and skews it," he said.
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"There's a level of accountability you have to hold yourself to," said Clayster.
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The Purple One wouldn't abandon you in anger, but remix you into accountability.
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There is no accountability for failing to ensure America's drinking water is safe.
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Accountability means acknowledging your role in a problem and the harm it's caused.
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My contract with the American voter will restore honesty, accountability & CHANGE to Washington!
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You need to have a structure of leadership and accountability in the company.
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After a turbulent first term, Zuma promised better government and accountability for shortcomings.
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Ultimate accountability: "I think it's in the hands of Mark Zuckerberg," said Kantrowitz.
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The Government Accountability Office would eventually issue a report declaring the payments illegal.
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Worse still, the GOP is determined to shield his insulting behavior from accountability.
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The league functions with an antitrust exemption, and there is no political accountability.
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The I.C.C. is not the only way to seek accountability for war crimes.
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Accountability and transparency are paramount to safely using AI in real-world applications.
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The Government Accountability Office, a US federal watchdog, is also conducting a review.
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It also means that we have accountability as individuals and as a company.
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The Corporate Accountability International in Boston, Massachusetts wanted the clown to be retired.
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Brown's focus on ideology instead of standards for accuracy and accountability is notable.
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Other apps offer accountability features to pressure you into completing your goal. Coach.
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The Government Accountability Office is an independent, non-partisan investigative arm of Congress.
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Accountability means acknowledging your role in the problem and the harm it's caused.
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Gavin Newsom signed the state's Presidential Tax Transparency and Accountability Act in July.
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They care about safety, they care about inclusion, and they care about accountability.
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When it comes to body cameras, that accountability has been inconsistent at best.
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Shunning political opening, they put their faith in party discipline, not external accountability.
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What looks like extra accountability is, in fact, a way of amassing power.
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Scott Wiener, who argue that the proposition lacks the proper accountability and oversight.
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It is time for consequence, accountability that&aposs why Donald Trump is president.
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We want it up front, we want accountability, we want a clear timeline.
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"The lack of accountability from all the organizations is just disgusting," Raisman says.
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These new technologies help in investigations and also offer benefits such as accountability.
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For the state, it is essential to ensure democratic accountability and good governance.
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So we demand accountability and transparency and the commission would hopefully provide that.
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Residents marched in the streets and called for police accountability in the shooting.
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Such accountability stretches far beyond an obligation to secure someone's credit-card details.
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The people who are in Redemption have to take accountability and be smart.
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Central bankers have a habit of standing on their dignity while dodging accountability.
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We hope with accountability, and with the safety of models at the forefront.
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To ensure accountability, we could watch the watchers—but will they allow it?
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If everyone is in government, few have an interest in transparency or accountability.
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This lets technology provide accountability that gives citizens new faith in their government.
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Leaders, on the other hand, are quick to accept accountability for their actions.
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"This legislation shows that no industry is above accountability," Grassley and Wyden said.
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It should elicit calls for information and accountability if criminal wrongdoing is discovered.
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And probably the most important feature of using NICPKs is increasing users' accountability.
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Objectives and key results drive clarity, accountability, and the uninhibited pursuit of greatness.
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We hold ourselves to a higher accountability, a higher standard with respect this.
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After all, the key accountability of a board is holding the CEO accountable.
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Meyers calls them the five Ps: practices, partnerships, public accountability, programming and policies.
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Feminist Accountability, Kristen Hogan looks at an often ignored part of this story:
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"I wanted to film everything to make sure there was accountability," he said.
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To move forward, we need to see more models of accountability from perpetrators.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson calls the President's refusal to cooperate an assault on accountability.
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"It's not [that] anybody who's queer gets a pass from accountability for justice."
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And it's easier to talk about accountability than to earn trust through action.
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Street demonstrations demanding accountability from leaders have become a feature of the region.
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Administering taxpayer funds at this level requires mature systems of disbursement and accountability.
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The proposal twice uses cites "effectiveness, efficiency, cybersecurity, and accountability" as a goal.
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Trump said he appreciated Shulkin's work, including passage of the VA Accountability Act.
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" It continues: "It is cruel, this accountability of good and well-intentioned men.
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University of Phoenix is committed to high standards of accountability, transparency and compliance.
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The same must done this year in the spirit of accountability and fairness.
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The other principles listed were fairness, accountability, notice and consent, and lawful surveillance.
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There's no question that there will be a measure of accountability applied here.
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Nic Horton is a senior research fellow for the Foundation for Government Accountability.
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Allow greater flexibility for managing public lands while retaining federal oversight and accountability.
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"We want accountability," said Bryan Parras, a spokesman for environmental group Sierra Club.
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I think that we are talking about accountability, but mostly talking around it.
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The real problem is the lack of any meaningful accountability throughout the department.
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It seems that when it comes to accountability, Nigeria isn't quite there yet.
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"Part of why we have this issue is there's no accountability," she said.
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A very anxious citizenry, both pro- and anti-Trump, deserves answers and accountability.
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Nanya Springer is vice president of programs at the Center for Political Accountability.
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Detractors say the device prevented accountability and may have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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Charity Navigator, Charity Watch, GiveWell, and Disaster Accountability Project are all trustworthy resources.
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For a moment, at least, Slager had a shot at completely dodging accountability.
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Zuckerberg's promises about new governance arrangements, privileging transparency, and accountability may be sincere.
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Also true: Algorithmic accountability is a topic of increasing public and political concern.
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In Manchester, final accountability lies with Mr Williamson, an employee of the NHS.
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They're soccer-flopping to avoid accountability for the human consequences of their ideas.
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Bush's accountability shouldn't go out the window simply because Trump was elected president.
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Louis Clark is Executive Director of Government Accountability Project View the discussion thread.
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Extreme events bring about calls for change, but enthusiasm and accountability quickly wane.
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Critics say executions are taking place with no accountability, allegations the police reject.
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Implement strong transparency accountability measures for the sale and user of our services.
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A social media environment with universal verification would be one of elevated accountability.
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Falih is likely to help accelerate that transition to greater openness and accountability.
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School A escapes all accountability for failing to progress the student toward graduation.
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EPA's inspector general and the Government Accountability Office are both investigating the drop.
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But now Fantasmo is focusing on the urgent use case of scooter accountability.
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Two Democratic lawyers asked the watchdog Government Accountability Office to review the guidelines.
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I think that's the main shift that will happen, the shift of accountability.
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Reports by the Government Accountability Office have questioned the value of the program.
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Shareholders support all the elaborate efforts that aim to bring accountability to compensation.
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The desire for justice and accountability came up in several of my conversations.
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Put accountants in Congress and they'll likely push for fiscal transparency and accountability.
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The idea that WikiLeaks has problems with accountability sends Assange into angry fits.
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The bill would remove all doctor and pharmaceutical accountability while increasing patient risk.
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She said she would be asking the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to investigate.
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Andrew Cuomo is also taking steps to increase the board's transparency and accountability.
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At the very least, there needs to be more accountability for fund managers.
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Jonathan Ingram is vice president of research at the Foundation for Government Accountability.
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Nicholas Horton is a senior research fellow at the Foundation for Government Accountability.
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This happened in tandem with federal accountability initiatives administered by the Education Department.
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"Saints fans would like to have an accountability for the referees," he said.
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"The Iraqi people deserve genuine accountability and justice," Pompeo said in a statement.
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Consumed with such considerations, white-collar prosecutors revised their policies on corporate accountability.
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Accountability is a crucial step in the right direction, but it's not enough.
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I share this with an accountability partner (a friend of mine) every morning.
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However, this week's diversity report did make a subtle shift towards executive accountability.
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Our lawmakers can start by bringing necessary fiscal accountability to the procurement process.
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Financial advisors provide the options, accountability, experience and nuance to reach your goals.
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With this power comes the responsibility of high accountability to the American people.
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This accountability would shatter the illusion that energy from fossil fuels is cheap.
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House Republicans have said the bills would increase the IRS's accountability to taxpayers.
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IBM's protest was dismissed and Oracle's was denied by the Government Accountability Office.
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The people of God have suffered, and they rightly demand transparency and accountability.
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Mr. Alston said Mr. Xi's government too often promoted party ideology over accountability.
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Now Pinto's case, as much as Ronaldo's, will test "The Beautiful Game's" accountability.
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However, according to a Government Accountability Office report, these concerns are significantly overblown.
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These are the same members who demanded accountability for Clinton and, later, Sen.
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Critics say executions are taking place with zero accountability, allegations the police reject.
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Previously, she was the director of accountability for the California Charter Schools Association.
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Before that, Microsoft's research organization established a Fairness Accountability Transparency and Ethics group.
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There isn't a taxpayer in America opposed to actual accountability in infrastructure services.
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"As a company, every individual has an accountability and a responsibility for security."
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Currently, there is no such accountability or consequence for wasting the taxpayers' money.
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A settlement guarantees an outcome, which could include some accountability measures for Zuckerberg.
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A better VAWA should require transparency and accountability about all VAWA fund outlays.
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Much as I think there will be zero accountability, finding exceptions is good.
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"Respect is a two-way street, and so is accountability," the post reads.
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Its underlying goal is to improve accountability of collegiate programs for new teachers.
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As a result, transparency and accountability around financial stability tools present particular challenges.
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Shanahan is moving the Defense Department to cloud computing and greater overall accountability.
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Our accountability runs through the elected representatives and the oversight committees in Congress.
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Put on your big-boy pants because this is what accountability looks like.
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Why not lean hard into this fleeting sentiment of corporate accountability, you know?
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Baker: Internally at Slack, actually internally and externally, I want to increase accountability.
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And Apple's strategically significant online services businesses would arguably benefit from clearer accountability.
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It can help to create a sense of accountability for yourself, Nixon suggests.
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This is an opinion piece by Patti Lynn, executive director of Corporate Accountability.
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These small changes can make a significant difference in university services and accountability.
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We can argue about whether that is good or bad for democratic accountability.
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The one thing donor nations should demand is accountability for use of funds.
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HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, provides for patients' medical privacy.
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The Government Accountability Office is also skeptical that the TSA is stopping terrorists.
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Now, they can act with the confidence that they will avoid institutional accountability.
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We need real accountability for big banks – and the people who run them.
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Indeed, accountability significantly improved for the majority of Trump's first year in office.
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Yet to the journalists that surrender their content, Apple will have no accountability.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton penned an open letter arguing for greater accountability.
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As long as that's true, we're headed for a world w/ zero accountability.
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This bill also restores meaningful oversight, transparency and accountability to our detention system.
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His record fighting for greater accountability and transparency so far leaves us wondering.
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But the Congressional Accountability Act has remained untouched since its inception in 1995.
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President Trump signs the Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act of 2017 on Friday.
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This is why international economic and military assistance must incentivize accountability and transparency.
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They can make a course correction from school-centered toward student-centered accountability.
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Data submitted by the Government Accountability Office in response to questions from Rep.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, only protects medical information.
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People here point to two main forces driving the progress: Autonomy and accountability.
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A high-profile test of Mr. Sessions's views on individual accountability is looming.
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And that accountability requires more than self-exculpating statements from the cardinals involved.
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A public performance, she tells him, is no substitute for real personal accountability.
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A 2011 report by the Government Accountability Office cataloged the Hoover building's woes.
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The website Charity Navigator grades charities based on transparency, accountability and financial health.
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But this prohibition is ambiguous, and the reporting and accountability safeguards are minimal.
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It also recommends that CUNY consolidate its contracting process to ensure more accountability.
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Warren's corporate accountability initiatives would have huge economic implications but zero budgetary cost.
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What I'd like to see is a shift toward process accountability. Okay. Explain.
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That said, accountability and transparency are important values at V.A. under President Trump.
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The solution is to restore congressional accountability to where it belongs, with voters.
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It wasn't the politics of "racial strife," it was the politics of accountability.
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We must fight for stronger accountability and racial equity in our justice system.
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So did the recommendations put forth by the city's Police Accountability Task Force.
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The Catholics attribute the lack of individual accountability to the ideology of socialism.
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That has raised questions about the accountability of Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg.
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Last year, the Congress passed, and I signed, the landmark VA Accountability Act.
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Mr. Darwish struggles with insomnia and claustrophobia, but continues his work for accountability.
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The list is to be made available to any international body pursuing accountability.
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He said they have allowed companies to sell otherwise regulated devices without accountability.
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"We have to create a culture of accountability in the city," said Johnson.
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Gavin Newsom signed the state's "Presidential Tax Transparency and Accountability Act" last month.
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A disaster of this magnitude demands accountability of the magnitude to match it.
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More democracy has brought greater transparency, accountability and social justice to our citizens.
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What we really need is what I'd call a Health Care Accountability Act.
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City leaders said they were working on changes to improve diversity and accountability.
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He also vetoed city council proposals to increase police accountability for racial profiling.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) determined the hold on the aid was illegal.
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I trusted that, if warranted, there would be consistent accountability, at all levels.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) last month to request a Government Accountability Office investigation.
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It isn't their opponent nor the media's job to protect them from accountability.
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The outlook is even worse if you're seeking accountability from the copyright claimant.
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And the Government Accountability Office continues to find substantial problems with plate waste.
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Every Monday, Brian (Williams) and I have what we named an accountability call.
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"The climate is where it's at because there is no accountability," he said.
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Back-channel intrigues thwarted accountability, concentrated power in the presidency and bred mistrust.
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It is a worrying development considering tough new rules on bank executive accountability.
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" Demands for accountability Kiah Manthei, who held a sign that said, "Hear. Believe.
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Some students told me that their fraternity friendships and accountability saved their lives.
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The nation must have accountability — including public hearings where possible — on these matters.
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"For me, it's not a money thing, it's about accountability," Sergeant Stayskal said.
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Third, the choice between business innovation and corporate accountability is a false one.
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Like the military, FBI/DOJ accountability to ELECTED leaders is essential for liberty.
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"Our research found that states are increasingly implementing accountability measures," de Wit said.
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"The lack of true accountability presents a lot of opportunities," Ms. Barasch said.
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Do you feel an accountability to Alabama Shakes fans to explain this decision?
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Rethink the current definition of accountability with an emphasis on progress over paperwork.
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"Sovereignty and accountability are the essential foundations of peace and prosperity," McMaster said.
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Gina Haspel's nomination for CIA chief has reignited debate over accountability for torture.
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"But that cannot be an ultimate shield against transparency, against accountability," Castro said.
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Speaking of my kids, I am not in any accountability groups for parenting.
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The numbers inform her strategy, set expectations, establish accountability and, ultimately, measure results.
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Americans seek accountability for the use of torture by the United States government.
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Accountability, in such a system, can also be a tool for targeting rivals.
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The Pentagon's internal reviews dismissed the claims, as did the Government Accountability Office.
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The Pentagon's internal reviews dismissed the claims, as did the Government Accountability Office.
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The House's impeachment vote was far from the final word on presidential accountability.
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Chinese netizens began to push for transparency, accountability and the rule of law.
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Lawyer Fergal Gaynor called the hearings "an historic day for accountability in Afghanistan".
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She said she released the files in the interests of transparency and accountability.
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" He added a plea for federal help to create a "culture of accountability.
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Hambrick's death has sparked outrage among residents and calls for more police accountability.
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You are accountable to your team, and part of accountability means being responsive.
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Now is the time to write legislation that demands accountability, transparency and results.
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In these cases, impeachment was going to be the last opportunity for accountability.
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Having an accountability partner can make the whole mission more motivating and fun.
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He writes: Corporations bring to the fore questions of size, power and accountability.
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But such agreements require detection, attribution and accountability mechanisms to have real impact.
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Wikipedia adopted such measures to ensure accuracy, credibility and accountability on its website.
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The family called for transparency and accountability while alluding to problems at school.
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Competition between agencies, like competition between firms in the market, creates accountability mechanisms.
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Newsom signed the "Presidential Tax Transparency and Accountability Act" into law in July.
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There hasn't been any acknowledgment or accountability or accepting that we messed up.
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If you need the accountability of a class, take a free one online.
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"The system is rigged to protect police officers from outside accountability," Blanks said.
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Another senior U.S. official said Washington would go on pressing for full accountability.
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In reality, it gave an independent agency too much power with no accountability.
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The CFPB's guaranteed funding from Federal Reserve profits offers little accountability and ownership.
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Still, several advertisers, seeking more accountability, have pulled some of their ad spending.
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Sharing numbers with the workforce — and the customer base — builds accountability right away.
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And this administration is replacing complacency with consequences, replacing nations' deniability with accountability.
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The matter is under investigation by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA).
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It can enhance not only the effectiveness of accreditation, but also its accountability.
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But I think there's this question of how do we create that accountability?
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Another part would be supplied by the Government Accountability Institute, a Tallahassee, Fla.
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European integration is a blessing; integration without genuine democratic accountability and consent isn't.
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By often using words like culture and accountability, Callaway understands what must change.
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But the first step in effectively intervening must be more, not less, accountability.
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Genuine repentance requires a combination of accountability and sensitivity, selflessness and self-awareness.
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We need to know they have some basic rules of engagement and accountability.
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He also led the conservative advocacy group Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust.
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Instead, it might shield police officers from accountability when they engage in misconduct.
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He met with the team periodically, stressing accountability in themselves and one another.
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Survivors outside the courtroom said they hoped it would lead to greater accountability.
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Adjudicating sexual violence requires time, and accountability and transparency among all involved parties.
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Adding layers makes it more difficult to conduct oversight and to assign accountability.
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That said, management structure and how to ensure accountability at the new Facebook.
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For her, accountability could increase if the power of alcohol were to decrease.
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Now that the crisis has subsided, donor accountability has become a larger issue.
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We need them to understand their placement if they are serious about accountability.
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