People are sort of held accountable — but not too accountable.
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And all this should be done through a transparent process that holds the Oversight Board accountable: accountable to the law and accountable to the public.
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The people who should be held accountable, are still not being held accountable.
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And above all, Platon believes it's about holding leadership accountable and being accountable ourselves.
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What about holding our institutions accountable, accountable to the people that pay the bills?
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Either we will hold the president accountable, or we're going to be held accountable.
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Do not listen to the rhetoric from campaigns, but rather, hold everyone of us accountable, hold me accountable and every other candidate accountable to be a consistent conservative.
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"If he's going to hold us accountable, we're going to hold him accountable," he said.
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The American free press, created to hold the powerful accountable, doesn't even hold itself accountable.
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"The people who should be held accountable are still not being held accountable," Yorke told fans.
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"A Twitter that's not accountable to its own rules is not accountable to anybody," he said.
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Whoever's accountable needs to be held accountable, and that goes all the way to the top.
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It's up to all of us — students, parents, educators, and concerned citizens — to join together, to hold each other accountable, to hold our leaders accountable, and to hold this Administration accountable.
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The key stumbling block is that they're accountable, and will be accountable for what goes into reconciliation.
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We need that organized base to hold us accountable -- to hold the politicians that we're helping accountable.
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I'm accountable to it but I'm also accountable that our system is fair and just to everyone.
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I'm accountable to it, but I'm also accountable that our system is fair and just to everyone.
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If we hope for governments to hold companies accountable, then it's citizens who must hold governments accountable.
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"My job is to hold people accountable and that's why I agree with being held accountable myself."
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"I think more and more companies will be held accountable and will hold themselves accountable," said Mr. Kibbey.
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It also holds agencies accountable if they fail to streamline their review process, so each agency is accountable.
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Hold everyone accountable Keeping track of project goals and deadlines helps keep everyone accountable for doing their fair share.
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"If we don't make ourselves accountable and we don't hold other people accountable, how can things change?" he said.
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"Holding people accountable from the outside is considerably easier than holding someone accountable from the inside," Lewandowski told Fox.
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"You hold yourselves accountable in a vastly different way than you expect others to be held accountable," Spicer said.
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" It says the agency is investigating the cause, and says "anyone who should be held accountable will be held accountable.
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"The Bible tells us that we are all accountable for our actions, and that teachers are especially accountable," he wrote.
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Every option should be held accountable, but they should be directly accountable to parents and communities, not to Washington, D.C., bureaucrats.
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Last week, Warren introduced the Accountable Capitalism Act, which would require corporations to be more accountable to their workers, not shareholders.
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" Ross, for his part, tweeted, "My job is to hold people accountable and that's why I agree with being held accountable myself.
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Hillary Clinton should be accountable for her position on guns, and Carly Fiorina should be accountable for her statements about Planned Parenthood.
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"If you say he's accountable to the board, and he controls the board, he's accountable to no one but himself," Isaac said.
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We hold athletes strictly accountable, so states that intentionally rob clean athletes and corrupt the Olympic values should also be held accountable.
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"A cashier who steals a handful of twenties is held accountable, but Wall Street executives almost never hold themselves accountable," Warren said.
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At the end of the day, lawmakers are accountable to the people, and the press is instrumental in holding those members accountable.
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Just as the survivor leaders on the Commission kept us accountable, so too must we keep each other accountable to take action.
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The problem is, if you say he's accountable to the board and he controls the board, he's accountable to no one but himself.
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Even in political advertising, they need to be held accountable to the trust and truth that all journalism is held accountable to, right?
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I'm ready for men to hold their brothers accountable, to hold themselves accountable, to rise to this moment in history and say ENOUGH.
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At the end of the day, these representatives are accountable to the people, and the press is instrumental in holding those members accountable.
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"What we are doing is holding the administration accountable, and they don't like being held accountable," said Senator Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland.
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Curb Accountable Care Organizations The agency wants to make significant changes to the main Medicare Accountable Care Organization program, which has 10.5 million participants.
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It's a belief around being intentional, measuring and holding yourself accountable to real and specific results, and holding yourself accountable in a relatively short timeframe.
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" Asked whether he should have been held accountable himself as the team's top official, Crane said: "No, I don't think I should be held accountable.
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I believe in his commitment to make the Democratic Party more accountable to progressive populist values and to make American elections more accountable to voters.
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After a handful of cases where CCOs were held personally accountable, then-SEC Commissioner Daniel Gallagher in 2015 voiced opposition(here) to holding CCOs accountable.
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"We have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the accident, and anyone who should be held accountable will be held accountable," she said.
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"Just as a personal trainer holds you accountable to your fitness goals, a financial planner holds you accountable for achieving your financial goals," she says.
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"I don't feel accountable to the Democratic Party — I feel accountable to people, particularly people who are really getting fucked over by the system," Mond said.
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It's one thing to hold a police department accountable when officers act unjustly, but who do you hold accountable when one of these things does the same?
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"We do an extraordinary job of investigating ... credible allegations, holding ourselves accountable, holding our personnel accountable and closing investigations in a manner that serves justice," she said.
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Holding President Trump accountable Holding a President Trump accountable includes ensuring he keeps the commitments he has made to conservatives, especially regarding nominations to the Supreme Court.
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"We will hold ourselves accountable and you can be sure we will hold you accountable," said Trisha Shetty, 26, speaking for the Young Leaders for the SDGs.
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"The original line was about how terrible it is that we don't hold these men accountable, and then we started holding men accountable," Bob-Waksberg told VICE.
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"The Rwandan people should be the first to get out and speak out and force our government to be accountable, because our government isn't accountable to anyone."
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The State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development help support accountable, effective governing institutions, empower citizens to hold their governments accountable, and improve law enforcement bodies.
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"But what we're about is just making sure that government is accountable, and this administration, this branch is accountable," the House Oversight and Reform Committee chairman said.
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"They're big enough to hold me accountable and I want to be accountable to my children," she explains, with a slight transatlantic inflection to her Northern English brogue.
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Based on a comparison of facts and the extent of the continuing harm, it is more important to hold Trump accountable than it was to hold Nixon accountable.
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Weinstein should be denounced, but those denunciations do no good if women, especially the ones we admire most, are the ones we hold accountable for holding other people accountable.
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I am accountable to the youth we serve and accountable to what I know about why youth become vulnerable to trafficking, struggle to exit, recover and build healthy lives.
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""Everybody is accountable, even the leadership," he added, explaining that the leadership must be held accountable "more so than anyone" because "the leadership is responsible for establishing the culture.
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ANOTHER THING STANDING IN THE WAY OF INVESTMENT IS THAT WE DON'T HOLD OUR MANAGEMENTS OR BOARDS ACCOUNTABLE ENOUGH AND I MADE THE MONEY BECAUSE I'VE HELD THEM ACCOUNTABLE.
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One interesting argument you make in the book is that if we're contrasting accountable transparent philanthropy with unaccountable shadowy billions, you can't really characterize government aid as accountable and transparent.
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" Leeds added that while some areas of society are "being held accountable for unwanted behavior ... we are not holding our President accountable for what he is and who he is.
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There's no way to hold a random British Twitter user accountable for creating the absolute unit meme, nor is it really clear what "accountable" would even mean in this context.
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Although they are tasked with holding people accountable, they are rarely held accountable themselves; 85 percent of prosecutors run unopposed, according to a 2015 study by the Reflective Democracy Campaign.
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In a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Warren proposed The Accountable Capitalism Act that she says would make big companies more accountable to workers and other stakeholders.
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Beat reporters were somewhat surprised to see Zuckerberg predicting the rise of a more accountable society, given that he designed Facebook's corporate governance to prevent the board from holding him accountable.
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"It is not designed structurally to be accountable … it's not accountable to anybody other than itself," said Mulvaney on Wednesday, who also serves as the budget director in the White House.
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For instance, there are over 430 Medicare Accountable Care Organizations - networks of providers that coordinate care for patients and are held accountable for the cost and quality of care they deliver.
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And unlike the Democrats who have proven completely unwilling to hold secretary Clinton accountable for her illegal activities that endangered our national security, I am willing to hold Mr. Trump accountable.
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"My lawyers said the way to get Ghislaine Maxwell held accountable, the way to get Jeffrey Epstein held accountable, is through them saying I'm a liar, which I'm not," Giuffre said.
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The hope of the women who signed the petition wasn't simply that he would be held accountable by others, but that he would also hold himself accountable to his own sin.
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"They say the Justice Department can't hold him accountable since a sitting president cannot be indicted and now they're saying that Congress cannot hold a president accountable," Nadler said in response.
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" Another work, by Esan Sommersell, titled "Blackface Trump: Accountable?
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But no one has been held accountable — until now.
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"We have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the accident, and anyone who should be held accountable will be held accountable," its communications director, Jennifer Meale, said in a statement.
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Institutions have to hold artists accountable for how they approach the work and how they treat their patrons, and if an institution can't, it needs the be held accountable for its negligence.
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" He also said in an interview on "Good Morning America" on May 25 that he would eventually file a lawsuit with a goal of holding "the officers accountable, hold future officers accountable.
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"We are going to be looking for a coach that can hold players accountable, hold his coaching staff accountable," Scott Perry, the team's general manager, said at a news conference last month.
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"It is now time to hold Venit accountable for his sexual predatory behavior and to hold WME accountable for its conduct in condoning, ratifying and encouraging Venit's sexual predatory behavior," Crews' lawsuit states.
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I think those responsible should be held accountable, in many cases it would be the government of Turkey -- (it) should be held accountable for this because we cannot allow those things to happen.
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We really need to see better behavior from the media if they truly want to hold this administration accountable, and holding this administration accountable is one of the things they should be doing.
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I expect that they're going to want to hold me and the White House accountable, but we're going to want to sort of hold them accountable, too," Scaramucci said on "Fox News Sunday.
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And not only must the president be held accountable, but all of those around him, in the government and not, must also be held accountable for aiding and abetting any corruption and lawlessness.
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The City of Paris wants to make those companies accountable.
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Together we encouraged each other and made each other accountable.
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Yes, police must be held accountable for their unlawful transgressions.
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I can just be accountable for myself and my actions.
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I'm accountable to the courts; they oversee what we do.
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And it is showing that people will be held accountable.
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I do think, though, the media should hold people accountable.
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The defendants will be held accountable for their alleged actions.
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Women are speaking out, and men are being held accountable.
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You can also use this rule to hold yourself accountable.
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The idea of holding publications and people accountable is great.
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" Guzman adds, "I just want Singer to be held accountable.
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We want those who are responsible to be held accountable.
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"I'm happy they're being held accountable," said the second woman.
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People are holding you accountable for every word you say.
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This lawsuit will hold USC accountable for its deafening silence.
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Holding leaders accountable to changing that data is step two.
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No one at the top is holding everyone else accountable.
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Ms Warren also wants companies to be generally more accountable.
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Then, hold each other accountable to getting out there regularly!
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Who is being held accountable for doing nothing since 20153?
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A platform like Access Earth could hold such businesses accountable.
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And I agree we've got to hold Wall Street accountable.
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Seeing the numbers written out forced me to stay accountable.
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How was it possible he would not be held accountable?
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And how are they held accountable under current legal systems?
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"We are all held accountable for our actions," he said.
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So here's what I ask of you: Hold me accountable.
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Nonetheless, attribution remains the primary obstacle to holding hackers accountable.
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And why aren't people held accountable for their fabricated stories?
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Now, some of the powerful men are being held accountable.
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Does the fact he's dead make him no longer accountable?
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And for him being held accountable for what he did.
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Individuals who intentionally skirt the law must be held accountable.
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They should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity.
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But Wall Street executives who almost never hold themselves accountable.
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Only accountable journalists at news sites like Rappler or Stopfake.
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Keep the media accountable to help make Congress more transparent.
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Help hold people accountable for what they say in public.
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Those who were responsible must be held accountable, and soon.
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Our lawsuit seeks to hold DOJ accountable to the law.
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Fighting for a better future means holding the government accountable.
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That means holding platforms accountable for the behavior they allow.
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"I felt using cash would hold me accountable," she explains.
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That way, we can hold them accountable in the future.
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They're being held accountable and they're not used to it.
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We'll get the #facts & if true, hold anyone guilty accountable.
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This way, they can be held accountable for these goals.
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Yeah, I definitely think they are accountable to fixing it.
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This is a new world and individuals should be accountable.
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I'm ready to hold our president and his administration accountable.
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"Can you please help me hold them accountable?" she wrote.
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Without a free and independent media, politicians aren't held accountable.
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The law, JASTA advocates have stated, holds only nations accountable.
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People should hold us accountable for learning from our mistakes.
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We WILL hold you accountable for voting to arm terrorists.
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But she encouraged her colleagues to keep holding Google accountable.
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It's an essential tool for holding our elected officials accountable.
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You can't be held accountable for what you don't know.
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A new bar for holding politicians accountable has been set.
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Create a subcommittee accountable for developing and evaluating internal talent.
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Luckily, Twitter is holding him accountable even if Hollywood won't.
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Environmentalists say the case shows regulators must hold automakers accountable.
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Have goals, timelines, and hold people accountable for their deliverables.
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"Facebook must also be accountable to the public," he adds.
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You can bet we'll hold them accountable until they do.
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"There's no one holding them accountable for execution," Hsiung said.
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Some petitions urged police to hold the child's parents accountable.
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It's time we start holding birds accountable for their actions.
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The result is a less democratic and accountable federal government.
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How does grinding policymaking to a halt hold Trump accountable?
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If we don't hold them accountable — my god, who will?
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But now one group is seeking to hold Paltrow accountable.
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It also makes it very difficult to hold Trump accountable.
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It is our job to hold those in power accountable.
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Some guys wouldn't hold a teammate accountable like this. pic.twitter.
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Clinton had broken the law, she should be held accountable.
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Now is the time to hold schools accountable to students.
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"We will not hesitate to hold people accountable," Wray said.
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Cops need to be accountable for discharging their weapons. Period.
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But not everyone is happy with who's being held accountable.
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As adults, we are not merely responsible, we are accountable.
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Congress needs to do its job and be held accountable.
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But shouldn't the State hold them accountable for their crimes?
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The hardest part, according to Masters, is holding yourself accountable.
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" He added that the US will "hold those responsible accountable.
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CVM subsequently opened a case to hold those responsible accountable.
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Foreign terrorist fighters must be held accountable for their actions.
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The Framers wanted officeholders to be accountable to the voters.
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It does seem important that this woman be held accountable.
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At some point agency heads need to be held accountable.
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"When some kill wrong, they are held accountable," he said.
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There will be transparency and members will be held accountable.
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The family was seeking to hold Boeing accountable, he said.
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"We are also holding those who failed accountable," he wrote.
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I saw in Darren someone who would hold us accountable.
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Under canon law, only the Pope can hold bishops accountable.
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I think people should be held accountable for their crimes.
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We will certainly dig deep to hold those responsible accountable.
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"I will be holding everybody accountable for that," he added.
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What do you plan to do to hold him accountable?
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Next comes doing so in a transparent and accountable manner.
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An obvious fix, it seems, is to make adults accountable.
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The CFPB argued that such cases help hold banks accountable.
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A powerful movement is one that can hold officials accountable.
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Defendants violated California law and they will be held accountable.
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That way, consumers and Congress can hold you accountable, too.
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Therefore no one is responsible and no one is accountable.
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Without a majority standard, you can't hold the powerful accountable.
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The F.B.I. is trying to hold people accountable for it.
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"I'm just happy that he was held accountable," she said.
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We deserve politicians who are held accountable for their decisions.
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Pretty simple: You've got to be accountable for your actions.
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Helping you stay accountable is the sun's connection with Saturn.
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But I am not a god to hold people accountable.
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But no one holds them accountable — even when people die.
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"I think U.S.C. should be held accountable, too," she said.
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One by one, we need to hold these people accountable.
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Private companies, accountable to shareholders, couldn't get away with that.
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They won the House by promising to hold Trump accountable.
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"I'm accountable for it," Reno told reporters later that day.
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Your friends, family and third dates can hold you accountable.
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Regime officials need to be held accountable for their crimes.
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But the government is at least accountable to public pressure.
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If they don't, mobilize your district to hold them accountable.
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We need to work together to hold the perpetrators accountable.
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The question of who is, and is not, held accountable.
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Agencies should certainly be held accountable for what they do.
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Twitter should be held accountable and shut down that site.
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"And will the responsible Chinese officials ever be held accountable?"
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And we'll be holding ourselves accountable on a regular basis.
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Indeed, how dare the free press hold the president accountable?
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And McCain presses Trump to hold Putin accountable: GOP Sen.
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Why are our officials not held accountable for their actions?
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It's important to have people in authority be held accountable.
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"You make it more accountable to the people," Estrada said.
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The basis for his prosecution was to hold him accountable.
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He his held accountable to the people, not the president.
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Put them in the crosshairs and hold them personally accountable.
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The secret is giving people responsibility and holding them accountable.
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"We will hold each of those speakers accountable," she said.
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We are ACCOUNTABLE to the PEOPLE in our representative govt.
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What's the point of holding someone in uniform accountable for
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Esser, with new friends keeping him accountable, has an edge.
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He understands that it's union power that holds employers accountable.
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So do empowered principals, held accountable for their schools' performance.
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Al Franken, should also be held accountable for sexual misconduct.
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We will hold perpetrators of genocide and mass atrocities accountable.
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Such engagement, however, must deliver results and hold institutions accountable.
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Ultimately, I'm accountable for what I do in the company.
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Many workers are now accountable to algorithms, instead of bosses.
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They must be held accountable for genocide against the Rohingya.
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As adults, we are not merely responsible — we are accountable.
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Those who do these things need to be held accountable.
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I've got to hold guys accountable at a better level.
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We make mistakes, and should be held accountable for them.
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You are not accountable to voters or even a President.
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Local representatives are closest to the people and more accountable.
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Elizabeth Warren: We need to pass my Accountable Capitalism Act.
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As adults we are not merely responsible, we are accountable.
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I support any appropriate constitutional mechanism to hold him accountable.
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"This show is about holding authority accountable," Mr. Youssef says.
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When we don't meet that standard, we hold ourselves accountable.
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If Cambridge broke the law, it should be held accountable.
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Chores that make kids accountable tend to pay well, too.
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And if there was wrongdoing, people will be held accountable.
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Instead, "find more ways to hold yourself accountable," she says.
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It is up to Californians to hold their leaders accountable.
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Held accountable for their actions like the rest of us.
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"We want someone to be held accountable for the wrong."
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They should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity.
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We have to have a clear sense of who's accountable.
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They will be held accountable by history for their choice.
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It would also hold landlords accountable for quickly fixing hazards.
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"To see nobody held accountable is extremely frustrating," he said.
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" He said everyone involved must be "identified and made accountable.
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And I believe it's really important to hold them accountable.
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David McKinley found his chance to hold the wholesalers accountable.
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I'm accountable for an apology to them, and it's not something I need to deliver it in the pages of an interview, but to them personally because I am accountable to them for that.
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Some of those bumps can be attributed to the whole idea behind Alphabet in the first place: making businesses like Fiber, X, and self-driving cars "cleaner and more accountable" (emphasis on the "accountable" part).
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"Nobody is questioning whether people who commit some of the most serious offenses should be held accountable," said Rob Smith, executive director of the project, which seeks to create a fair and accountable justice system.
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A new Politico poll finds that in one instance, Democrats are more likely to hold fellow Democrats accountable for allegations of sexual harassment and assault than the percentage of Republicans who hold fellow Republicans accountable.
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I expect that they're going to want to hold me and the White House accountable, but we're going to want to sort of hold them accountable, too," Scaramucci told Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday.
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I expect that they're going to want to hold me and the White House accountable, but we're going to want to sort of hold them accountable, too," Scaramucci told Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday.
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Europe's parliament is exceptionally weak; real issues are resolved by the European Commission, which is not accountable to the voters, or by the European Central Bank, which is barely accountable to the member nations' governments.
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But when men abuse women, they should be held accountable not only by the media, not only by their employers, not only by the public, but they should be held accountable by our justice system.
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Each vote was a promise to hold these elected officials accountable.
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Is it the fear of getting fired, or being held accountable?
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It was a time when the Fed was far more accountable
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We are actively investigating these incidents to hold those responsible accountable.
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They will continue to occur until we hold each other accountable.
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It is criminal, and we need to hold this President accountable.
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Journalists not only keep citizens informed but they hold leaders accountable.
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You hold each other accountable to make time for each other.
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Instead, he alluded to Congress' role in holding a president accountable.
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"Those responsible for these attacks must be held accountable," said Kardel.
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It's time to call it out, to hold each other accountable.
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The Attorney General must hold everyone, no matter how powerful, accountable.
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"The local officials were afraid to be accountable," she told CNN.
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" Portnow adds that he is "not accountable for why that happens.
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"People that leave guns accessible to children should be held accountable."
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We've held Saudi citizens accountable for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
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Hold the people around you accountable for their words and actions.
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Schools must be held accountable at the front and back ends.
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They will be held accountable for playing politics with women's health.
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If there's a crime committed, we need to hold him accountable.
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But Pompeo is not blameless, and he should be held accountable.
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We can all do more to hold our local prosecutors accountable.
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Those who are responsible for these actions should be held accountable.
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By holding corporate leadership accountable for what they say and do.
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I held her accountable and I wasn't so forgiving with it.
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They need to be held accountable for propaganda on their platform.
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One where men are not afraid to hold other men accountable.
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"I think in a democracy you'll be held accountable," he said.
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Even where states function well, they need to be held accountable.
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In addition, members of Congress must hold the Trump administration accountable.
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It also encourages community involvement in order to keep you accountable.
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The only way to move forward is to keep them accountable.
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When you're a governor, you're held accountable for everything you do.
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Journalists everywhere should hold the president accountable for not doing more.
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I think we are accountable to people all over the world.
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And Hawkins' call for someone to "be held accountable" still stands.
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Ideas discussed include: Pacific Gas and Electric must be held accountable.
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"Every prosecutor's office is responsible for holding people accountable," he said.
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This is about holding our institutions accountable for what they do.
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People should be held accountable for such statements and actions. Period.
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John Kennedy from Louisiana of the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act.
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Dorsey has also suggested that these tweets help make Trump accountable.
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A cashier who steals a handful of twenties is held accountable.
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What's even better, though, is to be accountable to someone else.
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Congress will hold Stumpf accountable if laws were violated, Hensarling said.
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They have to be held accountable for actually removing the content.
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But no one was held accountable, and nobody had to resign.
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These investigations are an overdue attempt to hold the powerful accountable.
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And because we're holding lawmakers in the gun lobby's grip accountable.
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WHAT WOULD WE WANT TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE OR ACCOUNTABLE FOR.
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I can just be accountable for myself and for my actions.
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When I hitchhiked I mostly went with truckers, because they're accountable.
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Clinton is a more progressive and accountable candidate because of Sanders.
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Even American multinationals are accountable to shareholders, not to Mr Trump.
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That, he said, is when parents need to keep schools accountable.
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That said, it's crucial for us to keep our leaders accountable.
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And what that will do, it will hold the mayor accountable.
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" The vice president added that, "Those responsible must be held accountable.
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It's less about wanting other people to be keeping me accountable.
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When those people commit violent acts again, who is held accountable?
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Olson describes finding no relief because nobody has been held accountable.
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One way is to hold scientists, philanthropists and the press accountable.
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They should be role models, and they must be held accountable.
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A human teacher, Genao says, will keep you accountable for learning.
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Anyone involved in the senseless murders will be held fully accountable.
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Donald Trump should be held accountable for his position on Muslims.
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It also includes a process for holding officers accountable when necessary.
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We also include targeted dates to help keep each other accountable.
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But we do need to hold individual officers accountable without question.
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Being held accountable to achieve certain benchmarks is healthy and motivational.
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We need to hold the Varners of the world accountable, too.
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Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content.
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This is a major problem, and we must hold everyone accountable.
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Be accountable for actions and results Without accountability, you will fail.
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"Who's going to be held accountable for making up this video?"
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That doesn't mean shirking responsibility or failing to hold others accountable.
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Second, their options for holding bad actors accountable are extremely limited.
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Under this system, community banks are inherently accountable to their customers.
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Repeat after me: Always. Hold. Men. Accountable. For. Their. Actions. 983.
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It's that she supported some of the least successful and accountable.
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The segment explored how police are rarely held accountable for misconduct.
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It pledged to hold accountable anyone who contributed to the error.
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"We're going to hold Trump accountable in every way," he said.
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And at the same time, all Americans are responsible and accountable.
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Be accountable for your life and the decisions that you make.
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Measure progress on the ground, and hold the various parties accountable.
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He challenged reporters to hold Democrats accountable for blocking spending bills.
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Insurers should be held accountable for parity before plans are sold.
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They overwhelmingly criticized the president for failing to hold Putin accountable.
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Policymakers use aggregate data to allocate resources and hold schools accountable.
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The House has so much power to hold the president accountable.
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We keep each other accountable for coming to play every day.
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" The TSA noted that it will "hold those responsible appropriately accountable.
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Hold managers accountable for coaching, and incentivize it as a process.
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And let it be held more fully accountable for its actions.
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Bolton said he would hold Iran accountable for any attacks on
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Keeping abortion providers accountable should not be a political wedge issue.
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Last, colleges must hold accountable those found responsible for sexual assault.
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Power must be questioned, and held accountable always, never blindly followed.
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The TSA said that the people responsible would be held accountable.
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In about 100 days, voters will hold them accountable for it.
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Self-discipline is difficult, particularly because you're only accountable to yourself.
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These officers will be held accountable for the firm's privacy standards.
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Poor performing managers at the VA need to be held accountable.
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This impunity -- see how I can misbehave and avoid being accountable!
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How will it hold accountable both the guilty and the complicit?
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Also, they will give states better data to hold programs accountable.
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The truth will be known and you will be held accountable.
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But US is accountable for crimes against humanity re Iran & Yemen.
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No one will be held accountable for Ichiro's shame but himself.
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And it's up to all of us to hold him accountable.
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"The US will continue to hold those responsible accountable," Pompeo wrote.
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And, clearly, people are going to have to be held accountable.
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Imagine that, a government that holds manufacturers accountable to green standards.
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No matter how you do it, you must hold yourself accountable.
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Let's see the power of social media and hold them accountable.
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Do you think that we'll be able to hold him accountable?
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"It's raising the standard, it's holding the growers accountable," says Mitchell.
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"Hold me accountable for everything I've talked about today," he said.
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"Hold me accountable for everything I've talked about today," he answered.
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One of the most common models is the accountable care organization.
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But elections are not a great mechanism for holding politicians accountable.
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We should publish those results and people should hold us accountable.
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Making them more accountable is an argument about democracy, not sovereignty.
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Their culture is about not holding anybody at the top accountable.
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"I hold nobody accountable for this but Josh himself," she said.
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"Everybody has to be accountable and responsible," Sessions told reporters Friday.
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"If anybody's done anything wrong, we'll hold them accountable," he said.
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I got better, we trained together and she held me accountable.
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It is a decision for which Americans should hold businesses accountable.
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" Demings added: "I do believe that everybody should be held accountable.
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"We should elect him and then hold him accountable," she said.
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Our parents teach us to hold ourselves accountable for our mistakes.
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Democracies work best when voters hold politicians accountable for economic results.
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They have a voice and the power to hold rulers accountable.
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"He needs to held accountable," Bankston said in a phone interview.
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Senators adamant about holding Moore accountable say yes, it has to.
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Ultimately, Donald Trump will be held accountable for what he does.
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What are the ways the FEC could hold the campaign accountable?
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And you have to be accountable for yourself and your actions.
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Why do I have to be accountable for what I say?
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This all stems from the failure to hold individuals directly accountable.
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To workers at big tech companies, for holding their employers accountable.
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"We're not shying away from holding folks accountable," Mr. Grewal said.
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Mr. Franken should be investigated and held accountable for his actions.
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When you're a governor, you're held accountable for everything you do.
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The tech giant looks accountable, without having to remake its business.
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If they have committed illegal actions, they should be held accountable.
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They also play a role in holding the mayor accountable. How?
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They said on Thursday that 35 officials would be held accountable.
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Ms. Gaye sees few avenues for holding lawmakers accountable between elections.
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Should apps like Grindr be held accountable when minors use them?
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Post-Weinstein, the emphasis has been on holding other abusers accountable.
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"It was mostly him being accountable for his effort," Boone said.
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We're just trying to hold them accountable for this industrial espionage.
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Republican senator: It's time to hold China 'accountable' for the coronavirus
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"I know that Montanans will hold Mr Gianforte accountable," Quist said.
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"No, I don't think I should be held accountable," Crane said.
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However, organizations are primarily held accountable for near-term financial results.
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"It's time for Martin Shkreli to be held accountable," she said.
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Fox and the NFL should be held accountable for the show.
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Accountable care organizations also seem to drive out a little waste.
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"We are in the business of holding people accountable," he said.
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It is time these firms and their leadership are held accountable.
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And I've always said that we all have to be accountable.
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It is also hard for courts to hold corporate boards accountable.
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People are outraged, and they will hold Republicans and Trump accountable.
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The pendulum is swinging back again to holding more individuals accountable.
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So they are trying to show guys will be held accountable.
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We reasonably expect government entities will be accountable to the public.
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We held Republicans accountable for not listening to the American people.
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A predator who was once untouchable has finally been held accountable.
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But they also promised that they would hold Mr. Trump accountable.
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But of course we notice, and we will hold them accountable.
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And we will hold the president accountable,'' she said of Democrats.
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He declined to comment on whether anyone would be held accountable.
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Her team's reporting is trying to hold the right people accountable.
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It's time for someone, for the Senate, to hold them accountable.
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So far, nobody has been held accountable for Mr. Garner's death.
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So far, nobody has been held accountable for Mr. Garner's death.
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They never feel they're going to be held accountable for it.
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They never feel they're going to be held accountable for it.
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"It starts with setting expectations and holding everyone accountable," Myers said.
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"My point was to make him accountable," Ms. Serignese, 62, said.
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Does this mean bad police shouldn't be prosecuted or held accountable?
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The law also holds healthcare providers accountable for any security lapses.
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"Like anyone else, we want to hold China accountable," he said.
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To whom should the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) be accountable?
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You have to hold each other accountable and have honest conversations.
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"If anybody's done anything wrong, we'll hold them accountable," Florida Gov.
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Everyone has to be held accountable for everyone on the team.
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When bonuses are included, Accountable Care Organizations have increased Medicare spending.
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Impeachment isn't just about holding Trump accountable for a discrete scandal.
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Impeachment isn't just about holding Trump accountable for a discrete scandal.
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Congress meant these elections to hold unions accountable to its members.
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"This officer will be held accountable for his actions," he said.
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Elections aren't truly democratic if they're not inclusive, transparent and accountable.
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Now they must be held accountable under the rule of law.
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A contempt for the rule of law that holds leaders accountable.
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The attorney general must hold everyone, no matter how powerful, accountable.
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Will Kelly's fame finally fade enough to ensure he's held accountable?
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The board is more broadly accountable because they represent the shareholders.
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How do we hold big companies accountable in low-income communities?
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All of a sudden I had to be accountable and responsible.
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It's the physics for which we should be holding models accountable.
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To hold yourself accountable, enlist friends in the effort, Rubin says.
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If we don't hold all accountable for horrible behavior — nothing changes.
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I'd rather get government to work functionally and hold people accountable.
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A safe, secure and accountable democracy is not a partisan issue.
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"No one is going to hold you accountable," she tells him.
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Following the second deadly Boeing 6900 MAX crash last year, Accountable.
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We should be held accountable 100 percent for all of it.
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Again, it promised to hold users accountable for their offline behavior.
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We're going to hold everyone who was responsible for this accountable.
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The school says it will hold all individuals and organizations accountable.
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Milliman has signed early-stage contracts with some accountable care organizations.
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How accountable is OpenAI to the world they're planning on transforming?
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Tell us instead what you are doing to hold them accountable.
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And so, how do you hold yourself accountable to doing that?
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So then you start to question, should they be held accountable?
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Yes, expectations are important and it helps to hold people accountable.
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Now it is up to Congress to hold this president accountable.
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The press exists, in part, to hold people in power accountable.
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"I think it's important that people be held accountable," she said.
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If Mr. Mubarak was not held accountable for the killing of some 900 people in the 11 days of the uprising, how will we hold accountable Mr. Sisi and other senior security personnel accountable for another massacre, soon after they overthrew Mr. Morsi, of more than 800 people, most of whom were Muslim Brotherhood supporters, in a single day in 2013?
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Just as much as we must hold our new President accountable for his mistakes (of which there are many in any Presidency), we also must be accountable ourselves in our reactions to mistakes large and small.
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He's going to get pushback, and what happens now is that he needs to be accountable to Congress, he needs to be accountable to the American public in terms of actually putting a credible path forward.
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Officials who are appointed by the president and can be fired at will, Francisco argued, are held accountable by the president and in turn the president is held accountable by the voters for those officials' actions.
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Conducting a study is an imperfect way of making aid efforts accountable to the people they're supposed to help, but it certainly beats no effort to make aid accountable to the people it's supposed to help.
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They want to know if Republicans will hold Trump accountable Even in deeply red states, Republican lawmakers have received a barrage of questions over their views on the President and whether they're going to hold him accountable.
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"What we could do now as a population, as a society, is to hold our corporations accountable and hold our banks accountable, because there are a lot of banks that are invested in this pipeline," she said.
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"I will hold my Cabinet secretaries and agency heads accountable, totally accountable for the cybersecurity of their organizations which we probably don't have as much, certainly not as much as we need," he said at the event.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I definitely believe in the First Amendment, she has the right to say something, but she should be held accountable the same way Roseanne had the right to say something, but should be held accountable.
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Hoellwarth noted that no one is fully sure how the government can exercise oversight over scattered private providers to hold them accountable, as the VA has been held accountable these last few years, when they screw up.
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More scrutiny would create more transparency, and brands could be held accountable.
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It holds managers accountable for their actions and provides crucial price discovery.
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The second task is to make the system more meritocratic and accountable.
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Wall Street, Mr. Sanders said, would be held accountable under his administration.
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I feel the pain, and I think we should be held accountable.
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My students cried foul at suggestions that they make software systems accountable.
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Shareholders with a say can make the CEO at least somewhat accountable.
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And we need to hold Russia accountable for what they have done.
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Even if the perpetrator is held accountable, it often happens too late.
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In this second system, whoever breaks the law can be held accountable.
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"I think that it's important that people be held accountable," DuVernay said.
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Other senators have been trying to hold Sessions accountable for his record.
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Unlike Winslet, he has yet to be held accountable for his silence.
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That's because people believe companies are accountable for what their people do.
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What has to happen is we need to hold these officers accountable.
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Abdul Mahdi had said on Thursday those responsible would be held accountable.
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"I like doing public challenges because it holds me accountable," she said.
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And when police fail in their duties, they must be held accountable.
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"The solution is to get someone who holds us accountable," Sewra says.
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People need to be held accountable, especially for sexual violence against women.
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The Trump administration must be held accountable — by us, the American people.
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I want to go ahead with that trial to hold Trump accountable.
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"I'm committed to being responsible and accountable, and apologize for my actions."
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All applicants can expect impartial, professional treatment and clear, accountable decision-making.
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That would make him personally accountable for Facebook's handling of the issue.
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Further, China must be held accountable in the eyes of the world.
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"We must be accountable for the people who work in our schools."
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I thought our society was going to hold abusers accountable at last.
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Contracts can hold Bridge—and other operators—accountable for improving kids' learning.
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HR teams should hold leadership and themselves accountable for living their truth.
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"People should be held accountable," Grisham said on Fox News Wednesday morning.
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We need to find out who that is and hold them accountable.
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AND ONE OF THEM WOULD BE TO MAKE OUR COMPANIES MORE ACCOUNTABLE.
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I would love to see more tech companies hold their users accountable.
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News. "We are in the business of holding people accountable," he said.
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Where real bipartisan interests can converge is around holding these corporations accountable.
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If any Googler ever undermines that trust, we will hold them accountable.
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Some of them have been at last held accountable for their actions.
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Successive presidents' efforts to hold schools accountable have had some impact, too.
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He wants those responsible for the 911 call to be held accountable.
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"I made a mistake and accept being held accountable," the statement said.
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What do you see at the government's role in holding polluters accountable?
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I wish we had open-sourced options that were accountable to users.
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His anger at being held accountable for his own words and actions.
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Warren's legislation, requiring that American multinationals be held accountable to European stakeholders.
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Luke agrees, but holds the smooth-talking criminal accountable for Pop's murder.
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The council was designed to be smaller, more orderly and more accountable.
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That's the kind of strong, accountable action that will make a difference.
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What this person did was a crime, and should be held accountable.
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He would reverse the education reform, which holds teachers accountable by evaluations.
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"That basically identifies the problem and holds that person accountable," Lieberman said.
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It, too, challenged us, and it holds us accountable to this day.
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Nauert also called for Russia to be held accountable for its actions.
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Former contestant Bekah Martinez actively holds fellow contestants accountable on social media.
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I take full responsibility and hold myself accountable for the harm done.
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It allows him to recirculate information without being held accountable for it.
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If they didn't, she can and should be held accountable by voters.
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Warren says she's a capitalist but wants the system to be accountable.
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But it should be something for which every interviewer holds her accountable.
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You&aposll see some things change if you start holding people accountable.
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It ignited a national movement to support survivors and hold perpetrators accountable.
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This does not mean we cannot or should not hold YouTube accountable.
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Because why should a guy who stole corporate funds be held accountable?
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Others contend that decentralisation begets corruption by making government agencies less accountable.
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Women should not be held accountable for the predatory behavior of men.
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Unfortunately for travelers, airlines cannot be held accountable for weather-related delays.
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"They should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity," he said.
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But Mr. Sessions has also promised to hold officers accountable for abuses.
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Airbnb argues that the city should hold hosts accountable for registering instead.
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These goals should also be concrete, so you can keep yourself accountable.
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"No one's been held accountable for this scandal," Gillibrand told The Hill.
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We must remain steadfast to hold these corporations accountable for their actions.
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Now, it is time for us, the people, to hold them accountable.
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It says its model will make things more accountable for the backers.
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Were you expecting or desiring an outcome that holds the perpetrator accountable?
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I'll fight to hold the industry accountable and lower prescription drug prices.
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Holding ourselves accountable to our Paris commitment will be an ambitious undertaking.
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"Google is too powerful not to be held accountable," the employees wrote.
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That period after the November elections is when legislators are least accountable.
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And we fell short in holding some officers accountable for their mistakes.
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We hold Mercury accountable for all aspects of communication in our lives.
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The senators said Trump must use the session to hold Russia accountable.
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We've just got to be accountable for the way we're starting games.
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This is a man who truly cares about making government more accountable.
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Any selling partner that has violated our policies will be held accountable.
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"Whoever is responsible, then that person should be held accountable," Wahhaj said.
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Finally, the next Administration must be held accountable to make these changes.
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That begins by safeguarding the tools created to hold government officials accountable.
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That's a thing that we have to hold accountable in this city.
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The increasingly pressing question, though, is to whom is Facebook actually accountable?
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The President is taking swift action to hold violent hate groups accountable.
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Yet, as shown in Ronald Wright's research, voters rarely hold prosecutors accountable.
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The family believes Otto was tortured and holds the socialist state accountable.
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We can work to elect her, and we can hold her accountable.
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This, I hoped, would hold me accountable and keep me on track.
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Politicians willing to hold oil companies accountable are few and far between.
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That means how focused I am, and how accountable I'm holding myself.
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"This oppressive regime must be held accountable for its actions," Paul added.
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Qassem Suleymani, is not accountable to government bean-counters, as we are.
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"The secretary, not a staffer, is accountable for his conduct," he added.
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"This is on your watch, and we will hold you accountable," Sen.
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The Fed all by itself or the Fed as accountable to Congress?
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It adds local context to stories and keeps those in power accountable.
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"We expect boards of directors to hold management accountable," the spokesperson said.
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Let your feet, and your wallet, hold candidates and elected officials accountable.
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"Really what a personal trainer does is hold you accountable," he says.
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However, we will also hold accountable those who participate in unlawful behavior.
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We, as representatives, need to hold VA leadership accountable for their actions.
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We can use our power as citizens to hold these corporations accountable.
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The filmmaker hopes this documentary reignites the call to hold him accountable.
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Those trying to seize power illegally would be held accountable, he added.
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Today's congressional capacity to hold the executive branch accountable is virtually nonexistent.
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And colleges must also hold accountable those found responsible for sexual assault.
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So why don't we hold the adults who own these weapons accountable?
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The White House aims to hold China accountable for alleged trade abuses.
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"God will hold the slave drivers of our days accountable," he said.
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But to fix it, we need to ensure both are held accountable.
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And when banks misbehave, he said, regulators should hold individual bankers accountable.
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For example, we do not hold automobile manufacturers accountable for driver errors.
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"It's up to their own community to hold them accountable," Lorenz tweeted.
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And without the truth, we cannot hold them accountable for their actions.
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One example of a value-based healthcare model is accountable care organizations.
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Zuckerberg said that the discussions will force him to be more accountable.
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Holding elected officials accountable on these issues matters more than you think.
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Climate scientists and economists know that well designed, accountable forest offsets work.
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If it's the latter, it's imperative that we hold those representatives accountable.
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Hart also complained that people were being negative by holding him accountable.
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The job of journalists is to hold government officials and society accountable.
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It should also ensure that every level of government is held accountable.
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It was about holding yourself accountable for the quality of your work.
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If there is enough evidence against him, he will be held accountable.
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If they were culpable in 28503/22019, they should be held accountable.
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But none of them is accountable for addressing cyber in its entirety.
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But the victim's relatives were glad to see the officer held accountable.
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"Without drama channels, influencers wouldn't have anyone holding them accountable," she said.
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"Everybody needs to be held accountable for their own actions," he said.
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Senators must hold Sessions accountable for these attacks against the LGBT community.
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Precinct commanders were held accountable for producing substantial reductions in reported crime.
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They resist efforts to hold police accountable for shooting unarmed African Americans.
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For others, like my dad, they hold themselves accountable for uncontrollable events.
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The agreement requires more improvements at Ford, including holding managers more accountable.
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Campaigners said better data would help hold governments accountable on their promises.
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" The president said the push must "hold every level of management accountable.
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I wanted to take the drugmaker to court and hold them accountable.
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In other words, no one could be held accountable for Lucian's death.
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Asian citizens can hold their own governments accountable for the deals they
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Holding them accountable for what they say and do (and don't) matters.
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Who has been held accountable in the sheriff&aposs office so far?
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Iran must be held accountable, and concrete punitive steps must be taken.
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Fitbit Premium is one way to hold people accountable for their health.
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Predictable accommodations, staffing, room service, and an accountable "brand" are important differentiators.
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Women have been pouring into town halls to hold elected officials accountable.
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I think the question is, how do you start holding them accountable?
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I will continue to speak out and press to hold them accountable.
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This seems like a useful way of keeping us accountable to ourselves.
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Boards hold managers accountable on behalf of shareholders, and managers run companies.
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Do you think nightclubs can be held accountable for drug-related deaths?
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At once, Hannah is advocating for a cause while holding himself accountable.
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Nobody was going to hold me accountable in the end but myself.
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And is it still worth coming forward if abusers aren't held accountable?
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How can you help local journalists keep citizens informed and governments accountable?
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All that said, it's hard to hold Westbrook accountable for his greed.
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Paulson said the agreement showed the RCMP was accountable to its employees.
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The institutions can hold each other accountable, but only in certain ways.
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The Ensuring Pruitt is Accountable Act (EPA Act) was introduced by Rep.
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We had a good, defined schedule that we were held accountable to.
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The administration must continue to hold the Palestinians accountable for their rejectionism.
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We, as the general public, are also important in holding companies accountable.
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Within operations, a few contractors are accountable for customer support and technology.
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"Trump and his administration will be held accountable in court," he said.
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The CDR metric is intended to hold institutions accountable for student outcomes.
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This level of ownership also means you hold yourself accountable for results.
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In recent years, several hundred accountable care experiments have sprung up nationwide.
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Whoever said it is wrong and they ought to be held accountable.
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"You have to hold people accountable for what they're saying," she said.
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"Hold me accountable," Mr. Lhota told reporters about the subway rescue plan.
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"Iran holds regional terror sponsors and their US masters accountable," he said.
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Political leaders "have to be held accountable," Mr. Obama said, without elaborating.
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And remove incentives for those in power to be accountable and innovate.
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Each European leader is accountable only to voters in her own country.
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So be accountable for your actions and how you talk to people.
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Nobody has been held accountable for what's happened the past few cycles.
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I mean, we need to hold these politicians accountable for their actions.
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At Thursday's hearing, however, lawmakers again vowed to hold the kingdom accountable.
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He's been very clear that he wants to hold law enforcement accountable.
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How do we hold him accountable for a new friendship with 6ix9ine?
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No one but rioters need to be held accountable for riot [sic].
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Disclosure of tax payments would make it easier to hold politicians accountable.
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And he's promising as president to use regulation to hold them accountable.
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Impeachment was the founders' method of holding a president accountable between elections.
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Patient advocates defended lawsuits as a crucial tool for holding doctors accountable.
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These power-hungry radicals should be held accountable for their criminal behavior.
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Those responsible should be held accountable for this stain on American Democracy.
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Police body cameras are supposed to help Americans hold their officers accountable.
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" ■ "And most important of all, citizens must hold companies and governments accountable.
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Google is badly in need of accountable leadership and real, systemic changes.
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Mr. Newsom's report included a short section on holding PG&E accountable.
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You might not hold yourself as accountable to yourself and to others.
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He has to be held accountable even if the conclusion is foregone.
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Democrats are becoming increasingly divided over how to hold President Trump accountable.
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Fifteen years later not a single top commander has been held accountable.
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"Who has been held accountable?" she demanded, her voice rising with anger.
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Until now, the political system and voters haven't really held prosecutors accountable.
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Is he accountable to the American public or to a foreign republic?
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You need to hold yourself accountable, but accountability is different to blame.
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And what, if anything, can be done to hold the perpetrators accountable?
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"If a school defrauds students, it must be held accountable," DeVos said.
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That's the only way we'll ensure that machines remain accountable to people.
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Congress is also a much more accountable institution than the White House.
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This is a matter, you are saying, of holding big tech accountable.
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Now it's up to Congress to hold him and this administration accountable.
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Reconciliation also means building trust through honest, accountable governance and responsible citizenship.
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They felt they needed a management team that consistently held people accountable.
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"People who engage in this type of action will be held accountable."
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And apps certainly can't be held accountable for everything their users claim.
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Goals would include making boardrooms more diverse or accountable for poor performance.
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This case is an attempt to hold Weinstein accountable under criminal law.
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The fact that the people determine their representatives helps keep Congress accountable.
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On nuclear issues, he failed to hold Tehran accountable for nuclear violations.
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Requiring agencies to show their work keeps them accountable to us all.
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Our office will continue to hold accountable those who cheat the system.
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Like, Dana Schutz is now being held accountable because memory is collective.
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"We know what it is like to hold people accountable," Jiménez said.
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"There's still a lot more people to be held accountable," she says.
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Voting means being accountable, and politicians are not big on personal accountability.
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His government fails to hold accountable the Hindu radicals who attack Christians.
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"Companies need to be accountable for what they&aposre producing and releasing."
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But the Vasquez family wants the police to hold the assailants accountable.
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If not, Ankara will be responsible to hold them accountable, he added.
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And that's President Trump, and the Republicans should be holding him accountable.
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We will certainly hold Erdogan and judges who abide by him accountable.
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IF WE WANT CHANGE WE GOT TO HOLD THE EXECUTIVES ACCOUNTABLE, PERIOD.
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To whom is the Federal Reserve, a special kind of agency, accountable?
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Their votes can hold boards and company executives accountable for their actions.
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Every sexual predator should be held accountable regardless of who they are.
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But in order to do so, we must hold our leaders accountable.
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That would make members of Congress and presidents more accountable to us.
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Cieszkowski won't be deterred from holding Mr. Baldwin accountable for his bullying.
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Legitimate and accountable ad blocking can be a good and necessary solution.
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Strong oversight to hold the administration accountable is also needed, he said.
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Yet in recent months, news outlets have aggressively held both candidates accountable.
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So, Americans were once proud that their government was accountable to them.
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You hear far more talk about holding teachers accountable than about principals.
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The question now is -- come November, will Trump finally be held accountable?
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Government is more accountable and responsive when more people, not fewer, participate.
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"The president must be held accountable," Pelosi said in the press conference.
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The G7 foreign ministers called for those responsible to be held accountable.
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Being accountable for a mistake and not placing blame is the delivery.
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The jury also held Van Dyke accountable for this misconduct as well.
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It's long past time we hold the White House and Congress accountable.
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"If wrongdoing is discovered, officers will be held accountable," his statement said.
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The highest ranks in the Navy insisted Chief Gallagher be held accountable.
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What they're saying: Why it matters: Politicians are accountable to the electorate.
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It holds public officials accountable when they want to break the law.
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Those who flout the law deserve to be held accountable, not coddled.
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Hold a culture of abuse and the people who shape it accountable.
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Predators are awful and should be held accountable wherever they are found.
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Very good friends can now hold me accountable from time to time.
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They are committed to working toward parity — and they're holding themselves accountable.
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And they need to be held accountable for the problem they created.
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Will businesses be held accountable to hostile work environments for LGBTQ employees?
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But let's hold them accountable without building huge debts they cannot pay.
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But success depends on countries working together to hold illegal fishers accountable.
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Know what your success metrics are and hold them accountable to it.
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Because hearing from Trump publicly will help hold him accountable, Dorsey says.
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It may help us at last hold those who are responsible accountable.
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Part of that comes from expecting men to hold other men accountable.
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They also called for company leaders to be held accountable — namely, Zuckerberg.
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And, you know, you can draw a straight line between making sure that we hold executives accountable, whether it's these drug manufacturers or Wall Street executives that should have been held accountable a decade and a half ago.
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Sometimes, it's a question of having a friend who is really going to hold you accountable, make sure that you are getting up, make sure that you are doing that exercise routine and hold yourself accountable as well.
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If we can't hold our president and vice president accountable for the promises they make during their campaign, it's improbable that we will be able to hold our police officers accountable for their mistakes and biases post-election.
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In institutional terms, developing a real opposition party would also require entrenching the idea that the European Commission should be accountable to the European Parliament in the way that a normal national cabinet is accountable to the national parliament.
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He said that he hoped Mr. Trump would be held accountable for his lies, but that impeachment would be a cop-out for a public that should also be held accountable for electing Mr. Trump in the first place.
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But officials at neither central nor state level are accountable for academic outcomes.
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It's time to hold Mr. Rosenstein accountable for blocking Congress's constitutional oversight role.
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Barrow's only son, Scott, is still trying to hold the nursing home accountable.
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And, crucially, a group of wonderful, intellectually adventurous people to be accountable to.
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Bozdag said that Turkey held the United States equally accountable for Monday's violence.
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Everipedia wants to use the blockchain to create a more powerful, accountable encyclopedia.
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This is wat we&aposre going to do hold China accountable on trade.
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Independent counsels were accountable only to judicial panels, not to Justice Department superiors.
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"And I do think there should be an effort to hold them accountable."
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We all need to hold ourselves, our friends accountable for words and actions.
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Social media has also given the buyers the power to hold brands accountable.
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Jeanine, this man is so transparent and accountable, and such an important decisions.
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"No one was held accountable," he said in a phone call on Thursday.
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"Communication is key and being held accountable is key," Moretz told The Guardian.
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However, the bureaucracy must be amended, adopted, nourished, realigned, incentivized and held accountable.
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It is time to hold John Mackey accountable in supporting his team members.
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We have held the Russians and President Putin accountable for their malign activities.
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And when someone's to blame, they should be held accountable for their wrongdoing.
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PAVLICH: Michael Horowitz&aposs entire job is investigating and holding accountable the investigators.
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There's widespread resentment that instead of being held accountable, they are being rewarded.
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They&aposre intelligence officers, so they&aposre not going to be held accountable.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," he writes.
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And little is being done to hold them, the primary enablers, accountable now.
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"If House Democrats don't hold the president accountable, no one will," Katz said.
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Of all the proposals, Ms Warren's Accountable Capitalism Act is the least destructive.
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Having a vibrant accountable democracy has been a strategic asset for our country.
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Doctors are hardly ever made accountable for these practices in the legal system.
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"Twitter should be held accountable and shut down" Trump's Twitter account, Harris said.
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She will be accountable for developing and overseeing M&S's strategic transformation programmes.
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"A tribunal with that kind of punitive power must be accountable," Rose continued.
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Protect your fellow women, and keep trash like this accountable for their actions.
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"Be careful with your timing, and be accountable for your actions," she says.
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She began to hold teachers at traditional public schools accountable for pupils' performance.
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"Tweets are powerful, and the President must be held accountable for every post."
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Activist voices can be a positive force in keeping companies accountable and responsive.
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Already, community organizers and activists have used data to hold government agencies accountable.
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"Websites who host or encourage this form of victimization should be held accountable."
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She wants the school to be held accountable for not helping her daughter.
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The community seems to be doing a pretty good job holding itself accountable.
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Corporations will only take Americans' privacy seriously when CEOs are held personally accountable.
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"It's time to man up, fellas, and be held accountable for your actions."
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But almost overnight, it seemed, men were being held accountable for sexual misconduct.
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Does this mean that you hold the children accountable for their parents' actions?
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He has enjoyed holding Theresa May and her ministers accountable to the House.
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No one wants to be accountable, people don&apost want to show everything.
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" He added that Congress has "provided significant tools to hold North Korea accountable.
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Then as informed citizens, it is critical that we hold our leaders accountable.
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We educated our community and empowered them to hold their elected officials accountable.
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"Holding myself accountable via social media was probably my biggest motivator," says Linde.
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It's time Facebook be held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal info.
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He called the blackout "unacceptable and said he would hold "all parties accountable.
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"We need to hold them accountable, and we will do that," she said.
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Without competition, large firms become exploitative bureaucracies that are accountable to no one.
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But in a way, I should -- we all should hold each other accountable.
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Establishment figures like Abrams aren't used to being held accountable for their sins.
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Beyond the polls, notable politicians have called on reforms to hold police accountable.
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We should publish to them and we should be held accountable to them.
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"Accountable justification" decreased bad prescriptions rates to 5.2 percent (from 24.1 percent baseline).
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If we held ourselves accountable, we could start to diminish these issues, collectively.
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While Twitter's rules won't hold Trump accountable, there are some people who will.
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The board and management team will be held accountable for realising 35 francs.
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But I guess to hold Trump accountable for his lies is far worse.
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Democracy is best served by holding those who attempt to thwart it accountable.
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" He added, "We will continue to hold Russia accountable to its Minsk commitments.
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After all, the key accountability of a board is holding the CEO accountable.
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I think there are grounds for impeachment and we should hold him accountable.
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Do you think that governance structure makes you, in some cases, less accountable?
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I think people have to be held accountable for the things they've done.
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Who is accountable for machine-generated content from an ethical point of view?
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That means she needs to be held accountable for the statements she makes.
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It can't be held completely accountable for the actions of a single employee.
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But at the end of the day, they do help hold companies accountable.
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In any typical business, it's the board's role to hold the CEO accountable.
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He promised to hold China accountable, make NATO countries pay their fair share.
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We try to hold each other and ourselves accountable for trying to expand.
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Many seemed stunned, even dismayed, that no one was apparently being held accountable.
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"They were arguing they shouldn't be held accountable for the runoff," he testified.
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We obviously want to hold dangerous batterers and rapists accountable for their crimes.
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Ten years on, I still haven't fully stopped feeling accountable for what happened.
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I feel if someone is at fault, they need to be held accountable.
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Investors will rebel and hold companies accountable for the damage to their brand.
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It helps you hold yourself accountable for what you're setting out to do.
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I played under one of the greatest coaches, and he held everyone accountable.
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Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer said Americans will hold those who voted "yes" accountable.
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The perpetrators must be held accountable in line with international human rights standards.
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" Clinton on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
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And there are no provisions that keep consumers accountable for their own health.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," Zuckerberg said.
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It's time to just grow up and be accountable and have some integrity.
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They must protect the American people and be held accountable by their constituents.
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It's a special gift to hold kids accountable and play defense like that.
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Startup details: Rating will be done by "qualified, accountable human beings," not algorithms.
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The agreement includes milestones to ensure both countries are accountable to their commitments.
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It enables us to hold our elected officials accountable without fear of retaliation.
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Outdated laws kept the government from holding those who failed our veterans accountable.
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Ultimately this new capability will deliver a more efficient, accountable, and transparent government.
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Dream Hampton, who executive produced the documentary, wants Kelly to be held accountable.
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Victims families have long sought to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for the attacks.
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You have to discipline yourself and hold yourself accountable to a strict budget.
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Now we have to hold every country accountable to their commitments, including ourselves.
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That's why MeetYourDA wants to empower local communities to hold their DAs accountable.
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This lets the government off the hook when they should be held accountable.
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It's about returning to the Founder's vision of a divided and accountable government.
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More is needed to hold traffickers accountable and to protect victims and survivors.
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But who will DeVos, whose confirmation vote is slated for Tuesday, hold accountable?
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Second, they should focus on holding the real villain in the story accountable.
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They must educate themselves enough to hold the right people accountable, he said.
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We should be rooting for White House reporters to hold our leaders accountable.
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"The agency must investigate these apparent misrepresentations and hold Sinclair accountable," Floberg added.
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Posting waiting times would also make it easier to hold the T.S.A. accountable.
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Carson sent a fundraising email Thursday night demanding Cruz hold his campaign accountable.
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But they've also spent money to hold GOP lawmakers accountable, particularly on spending.
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Farms and ranches that flout the law can and should be held accountable.
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HR 6011 holds children accountable while providing a reason to pursue self-betterment.
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But I knew that, this time, I would be held accountable for it.
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Tweets are powerful, and the President must be held accountable for every post.
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It's time to restore public trust in transparent, accountable, and evidence-based policymaking.
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"We're gonna more directly deal with that and hold people accountable," he said.
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Holding Trump's words accountable for the deeds of other world leaders is preposterous.
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"Every man who disrespects and attacks women must be held accountable," she said.
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Because of that, Facebook doesn't mess with democracy and say it's not accountable.
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No one would have been spared, and everyone would have been held accountable.
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Harvey Weinstein abused and assaulted women for decades without ever being held accountable.
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She wants a more accountable capitalism, one with more direction from the top.
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Supervoting rights are valuable and important for holding the company accountable, they said.
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The responsibility of leadership is not to be perfect but to be accountable.
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His perseverance has frustrated those who feel Mr. Assad should be held accountable.
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And the public, in turn, will have a harder time holding government accountable.
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But leaders in democratic countries hold themselves accountable to their parliaments and publics.
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Hold yourself accountable in pursuing your new fitness goals, while tracking your progress.
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Now, those licensees who survive are held accountable by monitors and mandated reporting.
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"Anyone involved in the senseless murders will be held fully accountable," Obama said.
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Mr. Santos said that all but low-level fighters would be held accountable.
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The process helps make charities more accountable to donors at the state level.
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There should be maximum transparency over UDAAP-generated fines to keep bureaucrats accountable.
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"All industries should be accountable for the plastic waste they create," Andersen said.
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Members of the Republican Party did that and they must be held accountable.
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We are ready to do what is necessary to hold this administration accountable.
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The Accountable Capitalism Act, in effect, rejects shareholder primacy and advocates stakeholder governance.
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" He added that "we're going to hold employees accountable for any potential misconduct.
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I know the challenges of creating comprehensive, meaningful rules that hold organizations accountable.
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The wireless carriers have violated the law, it's time to hold them accountable.
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We should require "algorithmic transparency" and make open and accountable computer-based decisions.
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It is time to demand bold solutions and hold secret political spenders accountable.
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Congress must conduct oversight to hold the administration accountable for undermining judicial independence.
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He said he didn't know if anyone was held accountable from that probe.
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It includes milestones to hold both countries accountable to the commitments, he added.
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As such, he pledged to find a constitutional way to hold employees accountable.
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A budget is "a way to hold yourself accountable on your spending," Bankrate.
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Top lawmakers who spoke to the Post seem to back holding Zuckerberg accountable.
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" The report continued: "The state is fundamentally accountable for what happened in Flint.
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This is a shameful and dangerous start, and they will be held accountable.
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The international community must hold these "host" countries accountable for their conservation efforts.
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State and local governments should be accountable for policies that endanger public safety.
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And he's talked about people being held accountable, and he made the changes.
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With promises of "holding accountable those responsible," our military was called into action.
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"The best way to drive change is to hold companies accountable," Waxman said.
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And you're going to be held accountable for it if you haven't already.
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"This director is more accountable than, say, the Federal Reserve Board," she said.
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"This is all about a more efficient, accountable and transparent process," Alder said.
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Heck, maybe Congress is working on laws that would hold these companies accountable.
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So it&aposs very good to find these Russians and hold them accountable.
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It's time to hold the health-care industry accountable for their deadly actions.
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"Politicians enabling this president should be held accountable in future elections," he continued.
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"It holds you accountable but also immerses you into that culture," he said.
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Theoretically, politicians could be held accountable by either the electorate or by donors.
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Its editors called on voters and lawmakers alike to hold the president accountable.
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It takes awareness, determination, and maybe even inviting someone to hold you accountable.
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We are committed to holding ourselves publicly accountable towards progress in this regard.
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They hold the constitutional authority to help survivors while holding the industry accountable.
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Democrats probed Gorsuch on whether he would be willing to hold Trump accountable.
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It is more critical than ever that we hold those corporate polluters accountable.
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She also noted how it's important to keep the company accountable and transparent.
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If they're not, it'll take time but they're going to hold them accountable.
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They also hold bosses accountable for shady shit going on at the workplace.
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VCs will hold you to these metrics — make sure you're accountable for them.
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He did what many prosecutors don't do: held the local police department accountable.
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It interrogates who will be held accountable when women's voices are systemically silenced.
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Goldin made it her mission to hold the Sacklers accountable for promoting addiction.
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Perhaps most important, the commission wants to hold accountable cops who go rogue.
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They're still very much engaging Doug Jones, and working to hold him accountable.
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There are other ways of holding elected people accountable (if they are operational).
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"I do think diversity reports hold them a little bit accountable," Pao says.
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Powerful men are being held accountable in cases of sexual harassment and assault.
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He did what he had to do, and he was accountable to it.
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He had a point—but there are other ways to hold Trump accountable.
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Willing to be held accountable Transparency from the executive branch is often expected.
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All employees are held accountable to the same standards of conduct and integrity.
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Someone, or indeed many someones, needs to be held accountable for this disaster.
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It is the difference between emboldening Trump and starting to hold him accountable.
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"It provided a way for me to be accountable to myself," said Mrs.
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These companies are also not accountable to American voters, only theoretically to shareholders.
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He personally oversaw a grand jury investigation into who should be held accountable.
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The US Attorneys must be accountable for how they choose to spend resources.
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But this year, let's stick it out together and keep each other accountable.
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In Los Angeles, law enforcement officers are rarely held criminally accountable for shootings.
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The bill would hold federal agencies accountable for failing to add relevant information.
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"That was a message that someone has to hold this administration accountable," Rep.
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"It is not even that they are not held accountable," Mr. Crump said.
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The board did not have a track record for holding Mr. Wynn accountable.
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They are elected to do a job and they should be held accountable.
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"I think the whole city government should be held accountable," Ms. Finch said.
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They'll see there is no higher authority that all Americans are accountable to.
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We need to do more to hold every investigation, and every investigator, accountable.
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So the best I can do is commit to learning and staying accountable.
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The goal is to hold government accountable by identifying and fixing financial problems.
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"She fought because no one has been held accountable for her father's death."
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Mr. Hughes is right that companies should be held accountable for their actions.
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Companies were not solving the harassment problem, and perpetrators were rarely held accountable.
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And he helped shape new ways to hold perpetrators accountable before the law.
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She wants him held accountable, and the justice system is actually stepping in.
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It's been a good one for people who want to hold Trump accountable.
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But holding inept beekeepers accountable for swarms is all but impossible, he added.
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