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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I can just be accountable for myself and my actions.
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This is a new world and individuals should be accountable.
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"Facebook must also be accountable to the public," he adds.
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Cops need to be accountable for discharging their weapons. Period.
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The Framers wanted officeholders to be accountable to the voters.
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Pretty simple: You've got to be accountable for your actions.
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"The local officials were afraid to be accountable," she told CNN.
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What's even better, though, is to be accountable to someone else.
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I can just be accountable for myself and for my actions.
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Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content.
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Be accountable for actions and results Without accountability, you will fail.
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Be accountable for your life and the decisions that you make.
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"Everybody has to be accountable and responsible," Sessions told reporters Friday.
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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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And I've always said that we all have to be accountable.
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We reasonably expect government entities will be accountable to the public.
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To whom should the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) be accountable?
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All of a sudden I had to be accountable and responsible.
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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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"We must be accountable for the people who work in our schools."
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Warren says she's a capitalist but wants the system to be accountable.
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We've just got to be accountable for the way we're starting games.
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And remove incentives for those in power to be accountable and innovate.
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So be accountable for your actions and how you talk to people.
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"Companies need to be accountable for what they&aposre producing and releasing."
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And, crucially, a group of wonderful, intellectually adventurous people to be accountable to.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," he writes.
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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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"Be careful with your timing, and be accountable for your actions," she says.
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No one wants to be accountable, people don&apost want to show everything.
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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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The responsibility of leadership is not to be perfect but to be accountable.
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"All industries should be accountable for the plastic waste they create," Andersen said.
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State and local governments should be accountable for policies that endanger public safety.
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"It provided a way for me to be accountable to myself," said Mrs.
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The US Attorneys must be accountable for how they choose to spend resources.
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Brazilian grain growers said they wanted Bayer to be accountable for any issues.
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Every day you have to be accountable to those people in that line.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," he wrote.
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And if it's the truth, then be prepared to be accountable for it.
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"You will never, ever, ever, ever, ever be accountable for anything," she tells him.
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I think what comes to that, is you know, we have to be accountable.
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It explains that any autonomous system or robot should be accountable, truthful and unprejudiced.
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"There won't be Accountable Care Organizations if the ACA is [fully] repealed," Wilson said.
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This man has done nothing to create confidence that wrongdoers will be accountable, answerable.
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You have to stop turning the ball over, play with purpose and be accountable.
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I tell my students they have to be accountable, and Brock is no exception.
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You have to be accountable for your actions even when things go wrong. 22.
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The Russians have all but said this system will be accountable under the treaty.
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Some activists said their movement would press on, demanding that the police be accountable.
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On accountability, he pivoted to the Pentagon needing to be accountable for its actions.
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Apple and other multinationals will ultimately have to be accountable to the American taxpayers.
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" Mr. Allan acknowledged that there was "a need for us to be accountable externally.
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When it comes to accountability, we all have to be accountable whoever we are.
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It also removed a line that stated officers should be accountable for their actions.
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"You can work with tech and still be accountable to community solutions," Agwunobi said.
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But it is where you learn how to be accountable to your readers and subjects.
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And it&aposs time for them to be accountable for that and pay the price.
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I can't even be accountable for who I was back then because I don't know.
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He specified the deadline and the executive who was to be accountable for the assignment.
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Will shareholders of the 5 percent be accountable to decisions made by the 95 percent?
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They need to be accountable to the persons who can prove that they are victims.
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Thank god you don't have to be accountable for how your mom thinks and feels.
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The framers expected that senators would be accountable to their consciences and their state legislatures.
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I can be accountable and try to make up for it as best I can.
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I applaud Judge Scheindlin for asking corporations to be accountable for their courtroom choices, too.
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The idea that high government officials must be accountable to the people should be uncontroversial.
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"I think that he will be accountable to the American people for that," Pelosi said.
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It will never be possible for anyone to fully fathom or be accountable to this history.
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" Well, there's a new narrative in town, "boys will be accountable for their words and actions.
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Our Founding Fathers envisioned a Congress that would faithfully represent and be accountable to its constituents.
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"Federal officials must be accountable to the American people," the conservative caucus said in a statement.
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Why, then, should he not be accountable to the public about where those funds were donated?
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No one will give officials responsibility, however, unless they can be accountable if they abuse it.
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For example, one of Google's AI principles, "Be accountable to people," leaves much room for maneuver.
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Nation states are run by governments and firms need to be accountable to them, he says.
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That person would be responsible for financial policies and would be accountable to the European Parliament.
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Every day you must be accountable for the new daily habits you are trying to form.
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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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I want the politicians to be accountable to the people—I'm sick of them hiding behind Europe.
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ITALIAN DEPUTY PM SALVINI SAYS EVERY INSTITUTION MUST BE ACCOUNTABLE, BANK OF ITALY WAS PAID TO SUPERVISE
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In exchange for this assistance, the individuals were required to renounce violence and be accountable to officials.
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Politicians are notorious for refusing to be accountable for their mistakes, and business leaders do it too.
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The federal government would be accountable for court costs for people who successfully contest the federal action.
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"He has made his fortune on other people's money, and he needs to be accountable," he said.
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This is not always easy, and we also have to be accountable for the funds we collect.
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You need everyone to be accountable for the same goals and to work together to do that.
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A station that too flagrantly violated these norms would be accountable, legally and financially, to a regulatory body.
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Do we believe that federal agents need to be accountable and that with their power comes great responsibility?
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Everyone in a police department needs to be accountable for understanding the law and acting according to it.
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The question before the Latino community is: Who among us will be accountable for that future and how?
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But Cruz credited his "grassroots army" with Monday's upset win and said he would be accountable to them.
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"It is important to track our achievements and also for those in leadership to be accountable," she said.
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"Institutions like the British Museum are supposed to be accountable to the public via their trustees," Glynn said.
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Now I had to be accountable to brands, which taught me a lot about running my own business.
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That's because the government has to be accountable to everyone, with diverse needs and competing interests in tow.
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Elected officials should be accountable to their constituents; indexing gas taxes to inflation lets them off the hook.
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Annalise feels he simply needs to be accountable for how he acts when he drinks and stop lying.
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They will allow governments to serve, compete for, and be accountable to citizens around the world, he said.
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It was legitimate for the president to act unilaterally, but lawmakers should now weigh in and be accountable.
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"Corporations have just gotten used to idea that they wouldn't be accountable for any of this," Legum said.
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"We need the F.B.I. to be accountable because we need the F.B.I. to be effective," Mr. Grassley said.
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And Senator Jeff Sessions, whom Trump chose as attorney general, should not be accountable for his racist comments.
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I have to be accountable to Congress; I have to testify in front of them four times a year.
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I&aposm willing to say when my side is wrong, but the other side needs to be accountable too.
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However, those spending fewer than 183 days in Spain would only be accountable for income earned within the country.
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They also found that Facebook's safeguards for user information were inadequate, and that the company failed to be accountable.
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"If people are angry at Washington, he's been there and he has to be accountable for that," he said.
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As Jefferson hoped, war-making would be accountable to the people and the taxpayers through their representatives in Congress.
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But the debate goes beyond whether a digital platform such as Backpage should be accountable for online sex trafficking.
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"It's a way for him to be accountable and to do service," said his girlfriend, the publicist Adi Noe.
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KELLY EVANS: And when Art Laffer has been saying that monetary policy should be accountable to people the same way that any other kind of policy is, especially through the executive branch, when he says that maybe the Fed shouldn't be independent because then it can't be accountable to voters, is he right?
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Harwood: Do you not accept that you need to be accountable to someone in government who is elected by people?
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And if you&aposre going to be brought before a judge, that judge ought to be accountable politically to someone.
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You can tweet it, you can post it on Facebook, have other people help you be accountable for picking three.
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" Moriah's cousin, Sabrina Contreras, said it "felt good to have at least one be accountable for what happened to Moriah.
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But when the maestras labeled Cecilia too sick to be accountable for anything in her life, they hurt her too.
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Exposing online manipulations might finally force Big Tech companies to be accountable to the public and might even save democracy.
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I let strangers into my life, and forced myself to be accountable not only to myself, but to my followers.
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Public scrutiny is pushing huge brands to pressure those same polutting factories to be accountable and make information publicly available.
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Police officers should be accountable public servants who work collaboratively, transparently, and fairly with all of the communities they serve.
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We're trying to understand how our culture views victims and expects them to be accountable for what happens to them.
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I know one thing about our society: You make a mistake, you stand up, be accountable, and you move on.
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" He added that he should put himself "in a better place to perform physically and be accountable for my work.
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We are committing to be honest, to be transparent and to be accountable in addressing this issue of sexual misconduct.
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He should be accountable for his actions, but the death penalty, should it come down to that, would be undeniably excessive.
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Some will be life-and-death decisions; therefore, we all must contribute and be accountable and consider the ethics at stake.
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She Leads By Example And Has Set The Bar On What It Means To Grow And Be Accountable And Self Aware.
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A lack of government oversight in digital has largely left firms that sell ad space to be accountable for their services.
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But ensuring that those empowered to kill and arrest in the community's name must be accountable to the community is not.
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You consume media owned by Rupert Murdoch but want a junior level Black editor to be accountable for the entire Buzzfeed?
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What I learned is that the person you put in charge has to be accountable for every part of that foundation.
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AD: I want to be accountable to the people, both in terms of how I operate and what I work on.
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No single state would be accountable for the long-term consequences for the global market — and this is bad for innovation.
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"Politicians WILL be accountable to us, not to billionaires and corporations," the band wrote in a Facebook post advertising the event.
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In order for democracy to function, elected officials must be accountable to everyone they represent, which only universal suffrage can ensure.
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A vote on impeachment is monumental, and each Senator should stand up (literally) and be accountable for his or her verdict.
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"Those who crossed the line in the past are going to have to be accountable for those decisions," Shulkin told Politico.
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We resigned in part because of BethAnn's refusal to be accountable for the pain she caused to others and to us.
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If they are doing their jobs, they will be accountable to people who sent them there, not maintaining the status quo.
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JIM CRAMER: You've produced a very thoughtful article in the Wall Street Journal about companies shouldn't be accountable only to shareholders.
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If they are doing their jobs, they will be accountable to people who sent them there, not maintaining the status quo.
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We're not on the side of big Wall Street banks that break the law—we think everyone needs to be accountable.
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They want the grand jury report to bring sweeping change, forcing their abusers and the church to be accountable and take responsibility.
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To keep the critics at bay, central bankers must be accountable for the powers delegated to them, and disciplined in their exercise.
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"Once the corporation decides that earning returns is no longer its primary purpose, to whom will it be accountable?" says Mr Singer.
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For example, it might have felt good to have someone be accountable and text you back on a timely manner at first.
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The tool to view all variants may be clumsy, but will force advertisers to avoid controversial or abusive content and be accountable.
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Hunkered down a stone's throw from the Oval Office, it's time for Ivanka to be accountable for the job she's been handed.
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With that being said, I think the consensus is we should all be accountable for what we do on the baseball field.
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At the heart of the system of government they devised was the concept that the president must be accountable to the people.
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"I asked [my team] to be accountable and send me a photo of their work space by [this past] weekend," she said.
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Learn to anticipate mistakes, encourage your team to be accountable and find a solution, and implement systems so it doesn't happen again.
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We had to watch each other's backs and trust each other, and we also had to respect everybody else and be accountable.
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Bishops need to be accountable not only to the Pope and to their fellow bishops, but also to the people they serve.
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When the damage is done, we'll all be accountable for picking up the pieces of failed infrastructure and millions of shattered lives.
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That's what America needs, someone who people actually believe — as they did in my district — is willing to be accountable to them.
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But Tsai will also have to be accountable to her own constituency, especially the more radical, pro-independence younger generation, Chu added.
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So some of the projects that I worked on fell by the wayside because management was not willing to be accountable to me.
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He can choose to be accountable for his words, his actions, and how those fit into a much bigger system of systematic racism.
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"The U.N. should recuse itself from assessing the crime and determining who should hold responsibility and be accountable for those crimes," she added.
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I believe we all need to be accountable for how we operate in the world and the consequences we create by doing business.
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It would be managed by best practice and the people in it would be accountable, and people who experienced it [abuse] could complain.
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And it rests at the feet of Facebook to be accountable for the way its technology has changed the way we consume information.
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"It is essential that National DSA prioritize cultivating and supporting socialist candidates who will be accountable to DSA's political agenda," the statement reads.
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Democrats who might otherwise be complacent will face pressure to be accountable to the Democratic voters who elected them in the first place.
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If we want our government to become responsive to Americans again, we need our elected officials to be accountable at the voting booth.
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"I think she presses her audience -- whether or not they agree with her -- to be accountable for what their perspective is," she says.
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Therefore, by giving each state electoral votes, candidates would be accountable to a variety of states' interests and force interaction with those populations.
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He will also be accountable for upstream modernization and lead the development of the upstream approach to a low-carbon future, BP said.
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"We have to be accountable every night to compete and be in every game and tonight we just weren't," said Leafs defensemen Morgan Rielly.
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MILAN, June 21 (Reuters) - Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Friday every public institution must be accountable, including the Bank of Italy.
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And frankly, it's giving law enforcement the opportunity to step forward, to be accountable and talk about what is and is not effective policing.
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Still, he is quick to stress that responsibility doesn't fall on the city alone; those who run these spaces have to be accountable, too.
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Congress will have to decide whether an industry that receives enormous public subsidies should be accountable for helping students graduate and get good jobs.
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American voters are right to demand that policymakers be responsive to their interests, but they must be accountable themselves as informed and active citizens.
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"I didn't wish him any harm, I wanted him to be accountable," the woman testified, denying that she had filed the lawsuit for money.
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It will be a mixed message because [Trump] now needs to be accountable to the public, to Congress, because he touted this for weeks.
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And whoever it is...our legal system must be such that whoever it is, be it president, priests, judge or whoever, must be accountable.
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But Mr. Friedman will ultimately be accountable to the secretaries of state and defense, whose charge will be Middle East policy as a whole.
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At a minimum, those at the highest levels of American politics must learn the basics of Holocaust history and be accountable to its indelible facts.
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Following the allegations, Franken apologized for letting people down, saying that he will be accountable for his actions and work to regain the public's trust.
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"There are still a lot of design decisions that get made, even in a self-learning system, that humans can be accountable for," he said.
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Either way, if the technology industry is serious about employee diversity with regards to PWDs, then it needs to find a way to be accountable.
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As soon as the New Yorker piece dropped, both enemies and allies of Schneiderman demanded he be accountable to Democratic ideals and immediately step down.
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The idea that these companies should have multiple votes or control a company forever or not be accountable just doesn't make any sense to me.
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And he made a famous speech at UC Berkeley graduate engineering school last year saying you've got to take responsibility, you've got to be accountable.
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" The victims said this was "not a vendetta against the church" and that abusers have "to be accountable in the church for what they did.
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Instead, different medical professionals would be accountable for discrete aspects of care, resulting in less care coordination, putting veterans at risk of negative health outcomes.
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National governments must take responsibility for modern slavery at home and be accountable for the slavery that may permeate their borders through long supply chains.
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But it is those public officials, like Vance, bearing promises of "a new day" in the wake of this verdict, who must also be accountable.
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Under this theory, the president sits at the top of the executive branch's org chart — and everyone beneath him must be accountable to that president.
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In the Anglo-American tradition, the concept that even a king must be accountable to the law goes back to the Magna Carta in 1215.
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Jean-Claude Juncker said such a minister should also be the chairman of all euro zone finance ministers and be accountable to the European Parliament.
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ImpCo, by contrast, would still be accountable for all its revenue, but also would not be allowed to deduct the $800 it spends on imported goods.
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The law was meant to open up the Palestinian Authority to be accountable in U.S. courts in cases brought forward by American victims of Palestinian terrorism.
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And in the promise to avoid creating bias and be accountable to people, surely (based on Google's existing work here) there is something specific to say?
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Pursuant to the Society of Professional Journalists Code, journalists are expected to seek truth and report it, minimize harm, act independently, and be accountable and transparent.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates have called for change, arguing that corporations should be accountable for wage inequality and its effects on low- and middle-income workers.
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But as technology invades the lives of people who aren't shareholders, it raises questions about whether it should be accountable to a wider group of people.
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In one fell swoop, he called out every candidate on the stage and told them that everyone needs to be accountable for dividing the Democratic party.
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" The elder Alshamrani said his country needs to "get to the truth" and that if his nephew was guilty, then he will be "accountable before God.
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Though I am careful about what I say, it has also pushed me to be accountable about speaking out against human rights violations around the globe.
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If the government is to work for the interests of all the people, it needs to be accountable to all the people, including 16-year-olds.
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"I always tell my clients, 'If your family has a place where something lives, then they can be accountable to keep it there,'" Ms. Cooney said.
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For instance, Ms. Jordan says she has urged him to be "responsible, not reliable," explaining that he needs to be accountable and trustworthy, but not exploited.
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"You know, I don't have any details, but I think that, I think that you need to be accountable for what you did," Semprevivo told Singer.
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So it's very important for policy makers at the Fed and other agencies to explain themselves, be accountable, explain what they're doing, be as transparent as possible.
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"Be accountable for yourself, call me out as a designer if I'm doing something wrong; you need to be able to have a voice now," he advises.
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" May 53, 2019 [Tweet]: "Everyone wants to know who needs to be accountable, because it took up two years of our lives talking about this Russian involvement.
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"I'm going to be accountable and they're going to hold me to the highest standards and the expectations are beyond," Wahlberg told Reuters on the red carpet.
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Marriott promised to publish the goals in multiple languages next year and to issue annual updates on their progress so it can be accountable for the results.
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And he believes the mogul — who once boasted that he never settles a lawsuit — has "got to be accountable" for decisions made by his underlings or attorneys.
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For their part, many players have said they recognize that they, like employees at any company, must be accountable for their actions on and off the job.
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Recode has always prized transparency in its journalism, and so we want to be clear in our values so we can be accountable to you, our readers.
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If they have that, we all have to be accountable and look at it and know what's going on from pitch to pitch to batter to batter.
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After I became the first in my family to go to college, I got a job in sales, where I learned what it means to be accountable.
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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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Fred Trump taught Donald, from the time he was a baby, that he didn't have to count — or be accountable; Daddy's money made him and buoyed him.
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"We are in this situation where people don't have to be accountable" and instead can place the blame on the president, Ms. Spanberger, who is 39, said.
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The government says they will be accountable "for life" for any serious pollution that relates to a lapse on their watch, but penalties have yet to be specified.
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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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Just like the internet has produced a lot of positive things, but they got excessively loose, and now they've got to backtrack and they have to be accountable.
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Three years ago, eBay president and CEO Devin Wenig decided to start publishing its pay equity data to help identify gaps — and that's led others to be accountable.
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Set and discuss values early and often; make sure there's something unique, freaky or fun — and most importantly, teach the entire team to be accountable to one another.
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Building up the capital in our financial institutions, making what they do more transparent so that they can be accountable and we can see where the risks are.
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"The likes of them have to be accountable in a criminal case because I think that without them he could not have accomplished what he did," Allred said.
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Be accountable Confide in a favorite co-worker that you're feeling off today, and ask them to gently check on you to make sure you're staying on task.
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I note this lack among many white Americans not to defend or a rationalize this ignorance, but to call on white people to be accountable, to level up.
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And in her quiet, dogged way, she demanded that we be accountable to the public for the things that we said and for the promises that we made.
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But if the role of government agencies is to not only protect, but to be accountable to the public, the privatized surveillance model has complicated fundamental transparency mechanisms.
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Washington state Representative June Robinson, a Democrat and bill sponsor whose district holds Boeing's largest factory, said her constituents wanted Boeing to be accountable in exchange for tax breaks.
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"Russia must know that we will be accountable to our commitments and those of our allies, and that Russia must be held to account for its actions," he said.
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LEO: No. No. He was recognizing that every government official needs to be accountable, transparent, and Congress needs to put limits on any government bureaucrat or official&aposs power.
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But if they're going to stand there and fund Border Patrol and ICE facilities like Pelosi and the Democrats did last week, why would I be accountable to them?
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The job might be created when the next European Commission starts work in November 2019, the Commission said, and whoever gets it would be accountable to the European Parliament.
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All Rioters must be accountable for creating an environment where everyone has an equal opportunity to be heard, grow their role, advance in the organization, and fulfill their potential.
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Local governments and central governments are seen as inseparable apparatus in the Communist Party-controlled political system, even though Beijing wants regional municipalities to be accountable for their borrowings.
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When you don't have to pay your disenfranchised workers a market wage nor be accountable for their occupational injuries you can afford the best legal outcomes money can buy.
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In separate remarks to federal parliament's economics committee, Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe described the AUSTRAC allegations as "very serious" and said "somebody has to be accountable".
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Air Force Space Command and the United States Space Command should both commit to the national space strategy and be accountable for its development and execution as specified responsibilities.
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BlackRock said that portfolio managers will be accountable for "documenting how those considerations have affected investment decisions," noting that it's part of a wider push to be more transparent.
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But Benchmark that Uber would have to have and be accountable to its riders, drivers and employees before it could be "one of the defining companies of our time."
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The armed forces "don't have to be accountable to anybody," said Santiago Aguirre, the deputy director of the Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez Center for Human Rights in Mexico City.
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But we could also link them to the fragmented purpose of the presidency — to be accountable, responsive, decisive, and constrained by rule of law; to manage and lead simultaneously.
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Lam took over as governor of Hong Kong a year ago, pledging at a ceremony attended by Chinese President Xi Jinping to be accountable to both Beijing and Hong Kong.
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"It's very difficult, if not impossible for a narcissist to be accountable for their actions," says Wendy Behary, a psychotherapist and director of the Cognitive Therapy Center of New Jersey.
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"I believe the withdrawal of Russia from the International Criminal Court is because it knows it commits war crimes in Syria and it doesn't want to be accountable," he said.
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"You know, I don't have any details, but I think that, I think that you need to be accountable for what you did," Semprevivo allegedly told Singer over the phone.
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The question of: 'Whose fault is this and who should be accountable for Kalief's story and the consequences of what happened to him?' is the main theme of this series.
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Robert Durst says he should not be accountable for his murder confession that was caught on tape, because at the time he made the statement he was high on meth.
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"I want to have as few rules as possible, because I want guys to be accountable for their own behavior and their own work habits," Zaidi said, describing Kapler's approach.
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Turkey has said it would take responsibility for Islamic State fighters that fall within the "safe zone" it aims to form, but would not be accountable for those outside it.
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He also continued his position of refusing to hold the company to be accountable for fact-checking, a policy that runs counter to proclamations of other social media like Facebook.
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Warrior planet Mars, which is currently retrograde, moves back into Capricorn at 10:13 PM, asking us to be accountable for our actions and resurfacing situations from this past spring.
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"Gardner has been largely absent during the past five years when it comes to being available for his constituents, to whom he needs to be accountable," the editorial board wrote.
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"Every member of Congress should vote and then be accountable for whether another war in the Middle East is a good idea," Kaine said in a Senate speech on Monday.
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"We don't control demand for the products we produce, but we must be accountable for how we are efficiently and effectively providing the energy the world needs," the spokesperson said.
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"If Paul Manafort did something in 2006, a decade before he was brought on as a volunteer to the Trump campaign, then he should be accountable for that," Lewandowski said.
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" MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace, who was Bush's communications director, said this will be "the first time that Donald Trump, as president, will be accountable to anybody ... a political earthquake; an investigative earthquake.
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" Under the FTC settlement, Archibong said Facebook will be "accountable and transparent about fixing old products that don't work the way they should and building new products to a higher standard.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," Zuckerberg said, calling for regulation akin to the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation that went into effect last May.
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Localism and federalism appreciate that face-to-face human relationships count for something — that a government that is anonymous, distant, and opaque cannot be accountable or democratic in any meaningful sense.
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One of the things I'm working on is that I would like these machines to be able to explain themselves — to be accountable for the decisions they make, to be transparent.
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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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When you have visibility across the entire value chain of a business, an industry rather, like the fashion industry, then there's a lot more need to be accountable about the consumer.
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"I hope it'll be very generous so we can really be accountable to those who are suffering with losing their jobs, who have no access to food, et cetera," said Rep.
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On his LinkedIn page, Woodside says that he has helped CEO Drew Houston "build Dropbox into a lasting technology company" and be accountable for the expansion of Dropbox's business and operations.
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In the documents, the police manual changed some guidelines on how officers could act when considering force and also removed a line that stated officers should be accountable for their actions.
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"One thing is certain... The state has to be accountable for debts, we should not just abandon," said Nyusi, who was in London to attend a meeting of Commonwealth Heads of Government.
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The new operating committee, which includes the four executive directors, will be accountable for the day-to-day running of M&S as well as for the development and execution of strategy.
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And so when you ask for independence perhaps somewhat arrogantly, I think you're saying, look, I'm going to be accountable, you get to criticize, and you've got to have a thick skin.
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For instance, if you're super agreeable, enlist a few friends in your productivity efforts (maybe via a shared Google calendar?) because you're probably more likely to be accountable to them than yourself.
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But he was forced from office nonetheless by public outcry, and the principle that American judges should be accountable to American legislatures, not the faraway royal government, was established in patriot minds.
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Lam took over as governor of the former British colony a year ago, pledging at a ceremony attended by Chinese President Xi Jinping to be accountable to both Beijing and Hong Kong.
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Does the government intend to work hard to find ways to support police, or does it intend to look for ways to reduce the pressure on police to be accountable for abuse?
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"Every campaign has to be accountable for the culture that they create," Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"I know I have to be accountable for what happened, learn from my mistake and I fully intend to do so," he said in a statement released by the team on Twitter.
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If they want to go that route, again, the senators who are thinking now about voting for witnesses or not, they will have to be accountable for not having a fair trial.
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"Having to be accountable to people from diverse social positions with different needs, interests, and experience helps transform discourse from self-regard to appeals to justice," Young writes in Inclusion and Democracy.
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Abolishing the BBC Trust will effectively create a loophole in regulatory powers, meaning the BBC will not be accountable to an independent body for the text articles it publishes on bbc.co.uk/news.
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This requires engineers to responsibly connect AI to diverse and trusted data sources to provide relevant answers, make decisions they can be accountable for and reward AI based on delivering the desired result.
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Critics have called on him to be accountable for the mistake and said the failure to recite the full oath of allegiance could render his Cabinet illegitimate and unable to perform its duties.
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I don't think we have to be accountable for them as much as any violent left-wingers … and you guys shouldn't be responsible for them any more than we're responsible for our readers.
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" An Uber spokesperson responded: "While we make no excuses for the previous failure to disclose the data breach, Uber's new leadership has taken a series of steps to be accountable and respond responsibly.
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Like if I was her, I would be like, OK. Let's move this along so we can get to the real business, because you're going to have to be accountable for this, right?
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The time is now for us to come together, be accountable, spur innovation and invest in cutting-edge science and programs to defeat TB here in the United States and around the world.
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"With the small size of the bullet, the high velocity and low recoil, it's easier to be accountable for each shot you fire than with something like a pistol or shotgun," he said.
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MCC needs experienced leadership that can advance the agency's mission, respect and trust technical staff, represent its core values and be accountable to Congress, its partners around the world and the development community.
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"I cannot in good conscience continue to be accountable as Chief Operating Officer given the risk associated with the current environment at the Department," Runcie wrote in a memo obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Although he exerts great control over the agency, he has argued that he does not have enough power and that one person or entity should take charge and be accountable to the public.
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Under Kim's plan, every state with more than two representatives would get an "at-large" House member — someone who would be accountable to the whole state, rather than a narrow sliver of it.
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Trump alone will decide — and be accountable — without a fully staffed or fully functioning National Security Council and without the input from the best national and foreign policy security minds in the country.
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We are Europe's largest institutional investor and for that we have to be accountable and particularly our people are asking us to play more of a role, not just to create shareholder value.
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"We finally saw a situation in which Sharp realised it needs to be accountable to shareholders, and would need to take offers into serious consideration even from overseas," said a mergers and acquisitions banker.
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"Someone will have to be accountable for the very serious damage caused to Italy and Europe" by the commission's wrong decision in 2014, the head of the EU parliament's economic committee Roberto Gualtieri said.
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"Someone will have to be accountable for the very serious damage caused to Italy and Europe" by the Commission's wrong decision in 2014, the head of the EU parliament's economic committee Roberto Gualtieri said.
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"We finally saw a situation in which Sharp realized it needs to be accountable to shareholders, and would need to take offers into serious consideration even from overseas," said a mergers and acquisitions banker.
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"Everyone has a role to play and we each must be accountable for what we signed up to do, only then will we end this outbreak," said Matshidiso Moeti, WHO's regional director for Africa.
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And the agencies would be accountable to the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board, which would give models a governing body to tell if they're being sexually harassed or feeling pressured to dangerously diet.
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Drinking was always an escape for me, a way to not feel like myself and not be accountable to myself and my loved ones; at the same time, it exacerbated my suicidal ideation and depression.
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If corporations and their shareholders fail to acknowledge that businesses must be accountable not just to shareholders but to their employees, customers and communities, Lipton said, they're exposing themselves to government imposition of that accountability.
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Companies should be accountable for how they collect, share, and sell people's data, by carefully weighing the benefits that may flow from data processing against the risk to the individual whose data is being processed.
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" Shadow treasurer Jim Chalmers welcomed the departure, which he said "shows that people need to be accountable for the behavior of companies under their leadership (and) clearly there has been a failure of leadership here.
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The responsibility of leaders is to not be perfect, but to be accountable, to say, 'I've made a mistake, I understand it, and here's what I'm going to do to reform as I move forward.
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Universities' liability would be reduced, and they would be accountable only for formal complaints filed through proper authorities, per The New York Times, which got a look at an early version of the proposal in August.
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Also, Wilpon would serve as control person for the Mets, which calls for him to be accountable to the MLB for the operation of the Mets and to ensure the team is complying with league rules.
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As Snapchat fades into irrelevance, it has less and less to do with our real lives, the ones that count and matter, the ones where we have to be accountable for each action and each sentence.
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On Thursday, Dutch police arrested two individuals they say could be accountable for allowing the insecticide Fipronil to be used inside Dutch poultry farms, causing millions of potentially contaminated eggs to be taken off European shelves.
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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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Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Olena Zerkal called Friday's ruling a victory for Ukraine, saying outside the court in The Hague that it meant "Russia will be accountable and have to present their opinions and their views".
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"We're sort of stipulating that jails should be safe, that their operations should be accountable and transparent, and be focused on human dignity and preparing folks for release—and, more important, success upon release," he said.
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For the United States to robustly weaken al Shabab, it must induce the Somali government to be accountable to the citizens, to deliver public services and to minimize clan discrimination and the exclusion of minority clans.
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Ms. Dumbuya voted for Mr. Barrow, and she showed up outside the embassy during his inauguration hoping that her presence and that of other supporters would demonstrate that he must be accountable once he takes over.
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The new measures, part of a broader certification program in Britain, would require firms to assess the fitness of people to serve in those positions; the firms would ultimately be accountable to regulators if they are not.
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"We are going to tighten up the regulations to ensure that those who run these mines must be accountable themselves because we cannot have so many deaths," said Ramaphosa, who was a mine union activist during apartheid.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who has called for social media platforms to be accountable for what users post, said material covered by the measures should arguably have already been banned under Facebook's hate-speech rules.
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Under the new rules, schools would only be accountable for formal complaints filed through proper channels and for incidents alleged to have taken place on campus, reported the Times, which obtained a draft of the proposed rules.
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"Every government agency should be accountable to the elected representatives of 'We the People' and the CFPB should not be an exception to that rule," House Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) said at the markup.
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And because David still probably doesn't have a telephone, and probably wouldn't answer it if he did, it's up to me to at least put that much out there, to be accountable to and for that history.
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The King beating, along with a multitude of similar subsequent incidents circulate the idea that officers of the state (and by extension the state itself) won't allow themselves to be accountable for the bodies of black people.
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"I heard judge after judge going up to the microphone and say, 'I want to be accountable for my marks,'" said John Coughlin, a 2012 US national champion who currently serves on one of the ISU's technical committees.
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"While we make no excuses for the previous failure to disclose the data breach, Uber's new leadership has taken a series of steps to be accountable and respond responsibly," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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But the real threat to the bill's passage has always been the Senate — where individual members have greater power to singlehandedly torpedo a legislative push, and where Republicans tend to be accountable to a more politically diverse electorate.
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Facebook&aposs Mark Zuckerberg, Snap&aposs Evan Spiegl, Uber&aposs Travis Kalanick, and WeWork&aposs Adam Neumann all made sure they had &aposhigh-voting&apos shares, so that they would not be accountable to their company&aposs shareholders.
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"Millions around the world saying clearly, not only that they want change, not only that decision-makers must change - but they want them to be accountable," Guterres said at a separate youth climate summit he hosted on Saturday.
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A month later, an Islamic State affiliate based in the Sahara issued a statement saying it was holding the hostage and warning the Romanian government that it would be accountable if it failed to meet demands for his release.
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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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The review's recommendation that the new commissioner should be accountable to the Cabinet Office rather than the Home Office - in order to underline the role's independence - is key, said Emily Kenway of the charity Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX).
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If law enforcement truly understood that our role should simply be to limit negative community interventions, improve community interactions and be accountable to our constituents, we could reduce the violence that impacts both communities of color and the police.
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For all the annoyance and anger these tests engender, we would do well to remember that they exist mostly in response to a sensible expectation that public schools be accountable and that parents know how their children are doing.
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There's already a mountain of evidence indicating how hollow that promise was, but Trump's attacks on Scaramucci — along with his refusal to be accountable for hiring him — is perhaps the starkest illustration yet of how empty that promise was.
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Also, as part of the agreement Wilpon will also stay on as control person, which calls for Wilpon to be accountable to the MLB for operation of the Mets and to ensure the team is complying with league rules.
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"I don't know whether it is truly representative, I don't believe it is, of what really happens at a bank, nevertheless it is true, we need to be accountable for that and we need to fix it," Thorburn told the network.
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"If we're going to ask our users to be accountable for their actions on Xbox Live and our other services, we need to be transparent about our value system, our practices, and why we do what we do," explains McCarthy.
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AO said that Caunce, 48, who holds a 12.17 percent stake in the company, compared with Roberts's 25.94 percent, will lead the company and be accountable for strategy and performance delivery, while Roberts will focus on innovation and staff development.
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Ever since then, GLAAD has worked tirelessly to monitor LGBTQ issues in the media, empower LGBTQ individuals to tell their stories, and hold the powers that be accountable for their inclusion of LGBTQ narratives across film, television, radio and journalism.
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I also have a young son, and I vowed that when I have to explain school shootings and climate change to him, I need to be accountable to him, to show that I've worked to create a better world for him.
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We expect MTV to be accountable for a number of reasons: It had the opportunity to review the episode before broadcasting it, it employed Kutcher and his team, and it chose to hand him the megaphone in the first place.
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We lock away offenders' ability to be accountable, to make amends, to understand the impact of what they did or why they did it in the first place — what brought them to the place or choice to commit a crime.
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"The American people deserve to have someone stand up and be accountable for the work of the president and the White House every day," said Mike McCurry, who served as press secretary for President Bill Clinton in the mid-1990s.
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"Prosecute this man, and make that decision yourself, and then be accountable to the people for it," Tahisha Williams Brewer, the mother of an African-American boy shot by a Minneapolis officer in 2004, urged in a letter to Ms. Klobuchar.
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The updated guidelines also removed a line that said "officers will be accountable for their own actions", stating only that "officers on the ground should exercise their own discretion to determine what level of force is justified in a given situation".
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The updated guidelines also removed a line that said "officers will be accountable for their own actions", stating only that "officers on the ground should exercise their own discretion to determine what level of force is justified in a given situation".
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She insists that the consolidation — which many principals learned of as she announced it on television — is not just about saving money, but also about improving student performance and empowering local officials to be accountable for what happens at their schools.
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"Relative to the conventions, I think Bernie has got to watch it, because at some point he's got to be accountable, and if he allows this to go from debate and democracy to mayhem there will be a backlash," Poole said.
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"Like, you're going to be accountable, and I would much rather you learn that lesson with me here than out in the world when you're dealing with the way in which the world is going to treat that," he told me.
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"The MNB (National Bank of Hungary) serves a public purpose and manages exclusively public money, therefore to ensure transparency and the purity of public life it must be accountable to the public," the court said in the statement declaring the amendment unconstitutional.
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But on Wednesday, as she begins her first trip to the United States as Myanmar's leader, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi will be accountable for what her government has accomplished, and what it has not, since she took office six months ago.
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If the president is not available to answer questions, someone should be there to be accountable, to offer the White House perspective on news of the day, and to pass along information about what the president will be up to on his schedule.
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Even in autocracies, political trends in recent decades have "increased citizen expectations that governments should be accountable to their people in meaningful ways," two democracy experts, Thomas Carothers and Richard Youngs, wrote in a 2015 report for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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"The lesson to be learned today is some of the things I talked about: how important it is to be a disciplined team, how important it is to be accountable in your job," Saban said before running through a litany of examples.
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And for Democrats to have the attitude that we don&apost want to law enforcement, we want open borders, we want a government that is not held to be accountable for the things they do, that&aposs not where I think the American people are.
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In the UK, for example, the government is consulting on a package of labor market reforms, saying in February that it wanted to be "accountable for good quality work as well as quantity of jobs" — and putting gig economy platforms on watch for changes.
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The 2018 midterm elections will "loom large" as the U.S. House of Representatives prepares to vote on the Obamacare replacement bill, Klaas told CNBC Thursday, as undecided Republicans will have to be accountable to their constituents for where they fall on the controversial vote.
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" Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary of the National Union of Journalists, said in a statement that the government's actions on Monday "represent another very dangerous step" and that "ministers are now regularly refusing to be accountable for their actions by boycotting certain programmes and journalists.
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"Many of you have seen the video of Mesa police…I don't want this to happen to no one in this particular system…I'm a family man, I'm a God-fearing person, I just want Mesa to be accountable to what they have done," Johnson said.
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He does have one really important finance case and he&aposs got all these cases involving the administrative state where he gets into the whole issue of how government needs to be accountable and transparent and the separation of powers and the constitution needs to be respected.
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"Given the clear and plain opposition recently voiced by such a significant portion of the public, any responsible administration which sees itself to be accountable to the public should see the necessity to pause, engage in dialogue with the community and reconsider its stance," it said.
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" Now that he is the opposite of anonymous, Mr. Bone would like everyone to know something: "My message has been one about elevating the level of conversation, and if I want to hold our leaders accountable for their words then I must be accountable for mine.
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After Shawn Seymour was incarcerated, particularly during the months Miller was convalescing in Indiana and without a job, Miller communicated with him as often as possible, through emails and phone calls, reminding him to be accountable and responsible, trying to cheer him with inspirational song lyrics.
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His outlandish and often incompatible claims, along with his refusal to admit mistakes, make it impossible to determine which of his notions are likely to become policies, and can foster the sinister impression that, as President, Trump will be accountable to no one, not even himself.
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"This new secrecy policy undermines the rule of law and suggests this White House doesn't want to be accountable to the American people," said Tom Fitton, the president of Judicial Watch, the conservative-aligned group that sued in 2009 for the release of the visitor records.
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Read more: 'Sex Trafficking' Bill Will Take Away Online Spaces Sex Workers Need to Survive Our goal was to begin the process of building relationships with our representatives, to have Congress view us as a community that they represent and must be accountable to when drafting legislation.
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" And he took steps in his opening remarks to strike an overall tougher line on Moscow than Trump has to date, saying, "Russia must know that we will be accountable to our commitments and those of our allies, and that Russia must be held to account for its actions.
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The only way to preserve and protect the freedoms that the media enjoy under the First Amendment in the world's greatest democracy is to make sure that those who abuse that freedom will be accountable to jurors -- like those in Florida who have body-slammed both Gawker and Denton.
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The district judge in California has now given lawyers for the McDonald's employees the chance to prove in court what should be evident: that McDonald's is responsible for ensuring that pay is fair and adequate and, as such, must be accountable when workers in its restaurants are stiffed.
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All these agencies of government, populated by unelected employees, with their own ideologies, agendas, and will to power — as vividly demonstrated by the CFPB — must be accountable to the elected representatives of the people, who created them, can dissolve them, and have to govern them in the meantime.
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" She concluded by asking the company to "Please do better" and "be accountable" — directly requesting that Claire's "consider changing this policy that blatantly ignores every child who vocally protests, cries, shows obvious signs of distress or is physically restrained by their alleged guardian while they sob and beg to be released.
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I'm not saying you shouldn't be accountable for your actions, but if you become known to the front desk staff as "the girl who likes to make-out in the hallway all night," it really doesn't matter, mostly because who cares but also because nobody is interested in gossiping about strangers.
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"Meredith Whittaker, a researcher at NYU's AI Now Institute, said the story illustrated "core issues" about the future of AI.Following up the very public turbulence over the company's involvement with the Pentagon, Google released an updated set of artificial intelligence ethical principles that includes a promise to "be accountable to people.
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Zuckerberg uses the op-ed to lay out his case for each of the four areas, saying that "internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," and says that there needs to be "a more standardized approach" when it comes to taking down harmful content across a variety of services.
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George Kegoro of the Kenya Human Rights Commission reckons that South Africa's move to withdraw from the ICC is a response to Mr Zuma's political problems: "Impervious to the country's political history…the South African leadership is marching the country to a legal wilderness, where South Africa will be accountable for nothing."
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Starting in April 2016, hospitals in 67 geographic areas across the country (including New York City, Miami and San Francisco) will be accountable for the costs and quality performance associated with the entire episode of care — spanning the initial hospitalization for joint replacement surgery to the 90 days following the patient's discharge.
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SESTA (the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act) and FOSTA (the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act) mean that websites will soon be accountable for what users say and do on their platforms, causing sites like Backpage to preemptively shutter or censor pages where sex trafficking could feasibly happen (including the Craigslist personals page).
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My father was a glassware importer — so a businessperson — and I saw what it was like to be accountable and responsible and to have your own employees, and from an early age, I just knew that I wasn't cut out for a traditional job, that entrepreneurship was the right path for me.
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Largely this change in momentum was due to your initiative," he said to Thunberg, "and to the courage with which you have started this movement... Millions around the world [are] saying clearly, not only that they want change, not only that decision makers must change, but they want them to be accountable.
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While stakeholders demand cultural institutions be accountable to them, as well as transparent and inclusive, museums have been going through a steady (neoliberal) structural reconfiguration since the 1980s, which, in turn, has engendered new forms of cultural production most of which are framed by marketing and PR machinery — the soul of new corporations.
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Another critical point to note here is that while private companies are being provided with access to sensitive public data sets, they are not required to be accountable for their decisions and actions to the public — hence DeepMind feeling entirely comfortable in declining multiple requests to be interviewed by the media on the topic.
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"Under the new models in today's rules, the hospital in which a Medicare patient is admitted for care for a heart attack or bypass surgery would be accountable for the cost and quality of care provided to Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries during the in-patient stay and for 90 days after discharge," HHS said.
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Mr. Byford had arrived in New York in January 2018 as Mr. Cuomo was bluntly asserting his XL temperament and political know-how in transit affairs, a first for any governor in the half-century of the M.T.A.'s existence and a direct response to the public's demand that he be accountable for failing service.
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The head of Afghanistan's civil society federation, Sediq Ansari, called for the suspension of local leaders during an event in Kabul on Sunday, accusing them of negligence in the face of IS. "They should be accountable for every drop of blood that has been shed in Nangarhar so it becomes a lesson to other officials," he told reporters.
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There are certain things that you have to uphold and be accountable for in the way that you walk through that marriage commitment and the way that you enforce those behavior patterns to your children, so that they can also see what it is to be a role model and living in those sort of patterns.
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Anglin notes that one of the key elements of the alt-right's success in online communities like 4chan was that they could be anonymous — they could share their socially unacceptable views under cover of darkness, without having to be accountable for their racism, while they found their views echoed and emboldened by the other anons around them.
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Most importantly, the DFC should be accountable to Congress, which should: There is no one-size-fits-all instrument to address the challenge posed by the Belt and Road Initiative, and the U.S. needs more flexible tools to work with partner nations such as Japan, Australia and India to support investment that make national security and economic sense.
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Ruth Coady, a London-based film executive and mother of two young boys who travel to her home in Australia frequently, is firm that until her sons are really ready to be accountable for their own roll-on, they each get only a small knapsack, with a few additional things they want or need going in her bag.
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"I don't want to give a power-hungry president an easier hand to sack people that are doing their jobs because he's worried that them doing their jobs may cause him to have to be accountable," he told a ballroom of federal workers on the second day of the American Federation of Government Employee's (AFGE) annual conference.
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" Ivanka Trump has yet to comment on her father's lewd remarks, but regarding her reaction and what she will do next, a Trump source says that "neither of the candidates' daughters should be accountable for being loving and caring daughters who each respect their parents' accomplishments, while keeping their differences of opinion to themselves in order to not embarrass themselves or their parents.
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Groysman, who declared $1.7 million in cash and a collection of luxury watches, said the new system would "draw a line between politicians of the past, who have never explained the origins of their assets, and politicians of the future of Ukraine, who from now on will be accountable to the people and who must explain where they got their money."
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Echoing President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign promise to "drain the swamp," DeVos said school options should be accountable to parents, not government bureaucrats.
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"I don't want to give a power-hungry president an easier hand to sack people that are doing their jobs because he's worried that them doing their jobs may cause him to have to be accountable," he told a ballroom of federal workers on the second day of the American Federation of Government Employee's (AFGE) annual legislative and grass-roots mobilization conference.
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She also pointed to a blog post the company published this summer after the ICO ruled that the 2015 ISA with the Royal Free had broken UK data protection laws — in which DeepMind admits it "underestimated the complexity of NHS rules around patient data" and failed to adequately listen and "be accountable to and [be] shaped by patients, the public and the NHS as a whole".
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The burden of argument is on them: in what other peace agreement, I ask, has a guerrilla force agreed that international crimes cannot be amnestied and that it has to be accountable before a tribunal for the crimes committed, to tell the full truth lest it end up in prison, to serve an alternative sentence, and to repair its victims with its own assets?
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"There is some threshold at which there are things that colleges don't have control over and can't be accountable for, but if you are consistently leaving more students worse off than when they came to you, that doesn't seem like a worthwhile investment," said Jessica Thompson, policy and research director at the advocacy group The Institute for College Access and Success, or TICAS, told PBS last year.
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The same day that Latifa Laâbissi donned a faux-Sioux headdress at MoMA PS1, Emily Johnson created a collaborative event that championed indigenous voices and values Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two simultaneous performance events on January 183 revealed the gulf that still exists between certain New York art institutions in their approach to genuine collaboration and the failure to be accountable to indigenous concerns.
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To hold the public's attention, it's no longer enough for the Seattle Seahawks to link arms and make a video about "unity" or for Cam Newton to wear a T-shirt printed with a quote from Martin Luther King Jr. ("Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere") and mutter his way through a speech about the need for everyone to be accountable for themselves, regardless of race, gender or age.
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India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has introduced draft legislation for such apps that run on user-generated content, and which have more than 5 million users in India, according to the FT. Those proposed new rules will require the owners of such apps to establish a local office in the country, and appoint a senior official to be accountable for any legal concerns that might arise, the Financial Times report said.
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In their analysis of negative partisanship, Iyengar and Krupenkin argue that voting on the basis of hostility has an unexpected consequence: It lessens pressure on the winner to be accountable to his or her supporters, effectively freeing winners to thumb their noses at many of the voters who put them in office: When citizens' support for a candidate stems primarily from their strong dislike for the opposing candidate, they are less subject to the logic of accountability.
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