The people who should be held accountable, are still not being held 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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" It says the agency is investigating the cause, and says "anyone who should be held accountable will be held accountable.
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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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" 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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"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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"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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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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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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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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Yes, police must be held accountable for their unlawful transgressions.
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And it is showing that people will be held 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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" 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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Who is being held accountable for doing nothing since 20153?
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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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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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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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Those who were responsible must be held accountable, and soon.
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They're being held accountable and they're not used to it.
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This way, they can be held accountable for these goals.
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Without a free and independent media, politicians aren't held accountable.
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You can't be held accountable for what you don't know.
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Clinton had broken the law, she should be held accountable.
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But not everyone is happy with who's being held accountable.
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Congress needs to do its job and be held accountable.
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Foreign terrorist fighters must be held accountable for their actions.
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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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I think people should be held accountable for their crimes.
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Defendants violated California law and they will be held accountable.
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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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"I think U.S.C. should be held accountable, too," she said.
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Regime officials need to be held accountable for their crimes.
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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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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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He his held accountable to the people, not the president.
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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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They must be held accountable for genocide against the Rohingya.
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Those who do these things need to be held accountable.
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We make mistakes, and should be held accountable for them.
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If Cambridge broke the law, it should be held accountable.
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And if there was wrongdoing, people will be held accountable.
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People are sort of held accountable — but not too 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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They will be held accountable by history for their choice.
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"To see nobody held accountable is extremely frustrating," he said.
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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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Is it the fear of getting fired, or being held accountable?
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"Those responsible for these attacks must be held accountable," said Kardel.
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"People that leave guns accessible to children should be held accountable."
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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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But Pompeo is not blameless, and he should be held accountable.
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Those who are responsible for these actions should be held accountable.
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They need to be held accountable for propaganda on their platform.
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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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When you're a governor, you're held accountable for everything you do.
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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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People should be held accountable for such statements and actions. Period.
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A cashier who steals a handful of twenties is held accountable.
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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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" The vice president added that, "Those responsible must be held 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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They should be role models, and they must be held accountable.
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Donald Trump should be held accountable for his position on Muslims.
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Being held accountable to achieve certain benchmarks is healthy and motivational.
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"Who's going to be held accountable for making up this video?"
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The segment explored how police are rarely held accountable for misconduct.
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Insurers should be held accountable for parity before plans are sold.
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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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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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The truth will be known and you will be held accountable.
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No one will be held accountable for Ichiro's shame but himself.
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And, clearly, people are going to have to be held accountable.
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" Demings added: "I do believe that everybody should be held accountable.
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"He needs to held accountable," Bankston said in a phone interview.
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Ultimately, Donald Trump will be held accountable for what he does.
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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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If they have committed illegal actions, they should be held accountable.
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They said on Thursday that 35 officials would be held accountable.
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Should apps like Grindr be held accountable when minors use them?
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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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It is time these firms and their leadership are held accountable.
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So they are trying to show guys will be held accountable.
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A predator who was once untouchable has finally been held accountable.
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He declined to comment on whether anyone would be held 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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Does this mean bad police shouldn't be prosecuted or held accountable?
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Everyone has to be held accountable for everyone on the team.
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"This officer will be held accountable for his actions," he said.
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Now they must be held accountable under the rule of law.
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Will Kelly's fame finally fade enough to ensure he's held accountable?
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We should be held accountable 100 percent for all of it.
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So then you start to question, should they be held accountable?
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"I think it's important that people be held accountable," she said.
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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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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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More scrutiny would create more transparency, and brands could be held 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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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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Unlike Winslet, he has yet to be held accountable for his silence.
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Abdul Mahdi had said on Thursday those responsible would be held accountable.
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And when police fail in their duties, they must be held accountable.
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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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Further, China must be held accountable in the eyes of the world.
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"People should be held accountable," Grisham said on Fox News Wednesday morning.
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Some of them have been at last held accountable for their actions.
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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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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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What this person did was a crime, and should be held accountable.
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Nauert also called for Russia to be held accountable for its actions.
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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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Because why should a guy who stole corporate funds be held 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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"No one's been held accountable for this scandal," Gillibrand told The Hill.
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"Google is too powerful not to be held accountable," the employees wrote.
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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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"This oppressive regime must be held accountable for its actions," Paul added.
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Those trying to seize power illegally would be held accountable, he added.
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But to fix it, we need to ensure both are held accountable.
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It should also ensure that every level of government is held accountable.
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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 the victim's relatives were glad to see the officer held accountable.
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"Everybody needs to be held accountable for their own actions," he said.
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Precinct commanders were held accountable for producing substantial reductions in reported crime.
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In other words, no one could be held accountable for Lucian's death.
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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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Do you think nightclubs can be held accountable for drug-related deaths?
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And is it still worth coming forward if abusers aren't held accountable?
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We had a good, defined schedule that we were held accountable to.
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"Trump and his administration will be held accountable in court," he said.
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Whoever said it is wrong and they ought to be held accountable.
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Political leaders "have to be held accountable," Mr. Obama said, without elaborating.
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Nobody has been held accountable for what's happened the past few cycles.
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No one but rioters need to be held accountable for riot [sic].
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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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He has to be held accountable even if the conclusion is foregone.
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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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"If a school defrauds students, it must be held accountable," DeVos said.
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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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Like, Dana Schutz is now being held accountable because memory is collective.
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"There's still a lot more people to be held accountable," she says.
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Every sexual predator should be held accountable regardless of who they are.
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The question now is -- come November, will Trump finally be held accountable?
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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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"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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Those who flout the law deserve to be held accountable, not coddled.
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Predators are awful and should be held accountable wherever they are found.
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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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They also called for company leaders to be held accountable — namely, Zuckerberg.
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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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"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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And when someone's to blame, they should be held accountable for their wrongdoing.
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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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"Twitter should be held accountable and shut down" Trump's Twitter account, Harris said.
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"Tweets are powerful, and the President must be held accountable for every post."
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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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"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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It's time Facebook be held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal info.
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Establishment figures like Abrams aren't used to being held accountable for their sins.
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We should publish to them and we should be held accountable to them.
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The board and management team will be held accountable for realising 35 francs.
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I think people have to be held accountable for the things they've done.
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That means she needs to be held accountable for the statements she makes.
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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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I feel if someone is at fault, they need to be held 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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They must protect the American people and be held accountable by their constituents.
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Dream Hampton, who executive produced the documentary, wants Kelly to be held accountable.
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This lets the government off the hook when they should be held accountable.
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Farms and ranches that flout the law can and should be held accountable.
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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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"Every man who disrespects and attacks women must be held accountable," she said.
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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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His perseverance has frustrated those who feel Mr. Assad should be held accountable.
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Now, those licensees who survive are held accountable by monitors and mandated reporting.
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Mr. Santos said that all but low-level fighters would be held accountable.
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Members of the Republican Party did that and they must be held accountable.
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He said he didn't know if anyone was held accountable from that probe.
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This is a shameful and dangerous start, and they will be held accountable.
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And he's talked about people being held accountable, and he made the changes.
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And you're going to be held accountable for it if you haven't already.
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"Politicians enabling this president should be held accountable in future elections," he continued.
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Theoretically, politicians could be held accountable by either the electorate or by donors.
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It interrogates who will be held accountable when women's voices are systemically silenced.
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Powerful men are being held accountable in cases of sexual harassment and assault.
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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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He personally oversaw a grand jury investigation into who should be held accountable.
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"It is not even that they are not held accountable," Mr. Crump said.
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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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"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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She wants him held accountable, and the justice system is actually stepping in.
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I would like to see them being held accountable a little bit more.
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Clearly, there are many problems Big Tech needs to be held accountable for.
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Everyone is to blame and so no one can be truly held accountable.
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If any allegations of misconduct are substantiated, those involved will be held accountable.
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"Those responsible for abuse, if found guilty, should be held accountable," he said.
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If traffickers are not held accountable, they can continue to exploit more victims.
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" Asked if that meant militarily, Pompeo said, "they're going to be held accountable.
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She said she believed Ms. Conway should be held accountable for her actions.
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They knew the damage it would cause, and they should be held accountable!
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That harm was serious, and it was important that Nixon was held accountable.
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When I conducted FBI oversight, senior managers were rarely, if ever, held accountable.
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They don't want to say something they can be held accountable for later.
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" Jeffries emphasized that "the president abused his power, and must be held accountable.
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Pagan broke the law and deserved to be held accountable for his crime.
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Without truth, informed public discourse is hobbled and politicians cannot be held accountable.
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Do they expect to be held accountable for their actions now, at 217?
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We also need them to be held accountable to the communities they serve.
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What kind of man can and should be held accountable for sexual assault?
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Sometimes there are high-profile misinformation peddlers who need to be held accountable.
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Alleged war criminals 'should be held accountable' Esper said that he thinks Turkey should be held accountable for alleged war crimes committed by Turkish-backed proxy forces against the Kurds in Syria, allegations that Esper said he assumes are accurate.
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We will see that the offender who committed this cowardly act is held accountable.
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Second, the Security Council should demand that perpetrators and peacekeepers alike be held accountable.
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And those who commit these would, and should, be held accountable for these actions.
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China has "held accountable" 2,682 officials for failing to enforce pollution efforts, Xinhua reported.
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We all agree Russia is a hostile regime that needs to be held accountable.
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Others said he shouldn't be held accountable for something he did as a teenager.
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Patel was held accountable for laundering between $9.5 and $25 million for the scheme.
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Now that I and others have a choice, government unions will be held accountable.
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Complicity is a problem everyone needs to be held accountable for, regardless of gender.
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Others say he shouldn't be held accountable for something he did as a teenager.
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The time has come for him to finally be held accountable for his actions.
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"I want Mesa to be held accountable for what they have done," Johnson said.
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And they&aposre the only ones held accountable to the voters for their decisions.
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And no one — to this day not a single person — has been held accountable.
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"Any employees found to have violated our standards of conduct will be held accountable."
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"Someone needs to be held accountable," Kaz Hawkins wrote in a post to Facebook.
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Any employees found to have violated our standards of conduct will be held accountable.
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They need to be held accountable not only financially but also with criminal penalties.
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"It is a criminal offense for which she must be held accountable," he said.
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"Each and every person who breaks the law will be held accountable," he said.
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These barbarous acts must end and those at the helm must be held accountable.
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The A.C.L.U. said that the agencies must be held accountable for shirking the mandate.
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The board and management team will be held accountable for realizing 35 Swiss francs.
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Rod Rosenstein will not be held for contempt, FBI will not be held accountable.
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When the day comes that you are publicly held accountable, we will be ready.
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This needs to be investigated and the people responsible need to be held accountable.
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It's much harder when everything is crumbling and no one is being held accountable.
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At a minimum, he would definitely be held accountable for his behavior, they said.
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Perpetrators will not be held accountable for their behavior if we blame the victim.
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Ryan said Assad's backers such as Iran and Russia must also be held accountable.
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Everyone is riled up, demanding that the officer who did this be held accountable.
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Those who exploit children will be found out and they will be held accountable.
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They were, more than ever before, held accountable for what happened on their campuses.
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Anyone who violates the law will be held accountable and punished for the destruction.
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"There's people being murdered unjustly and [people are] not being held accountable," he said.
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Producers, distributors and retailers are held accountable by a strict and robust regulatory structure.
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Roy Moore will be held accountable by the people of Alabama for his actions.
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"Demand Progress activists and our coalition will mobilize to ensure they are held accountable."
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The Post has advocated vigorously for Saudi Arabia be held accountable for Khashoggi's fate.
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"I'm not saying the parents shouldn't be held accountable," she told Action News 4.
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Those who were responsible will be held accountable by the United States of America.
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The woman seeking the abortion would not be held accountable, according to the bill.
|
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York told news outlets that she shouldn't be held accountable for her son's actions.
|
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These perpetrators must be brought to justice and held accountable for these horrific crimes.
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The officials who launched this aborted investigation should be held accountable for their actions.
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Arbitration proceedings allow schools to avoid being held accountable by students for their misconduct.
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You're responsible for your words and actions and you'll be held accountable for them.
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Lawmakers must deliver on their promise to families or prepare to be held accountable.
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Instead, you have to allow yourself to be held accountable for what has happened.
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Either we will hold the president accountable, or we're going to be held accountable.
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"Iran, Hezbollah and Lebanon should be held accountable by the international community," he said.
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Who should be held accountable for abusive content online, the author or the publisher?
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Brussels' position is indefensible, and it's high time they were held accountable for it.
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The woman seeking the abortion would not be held accountable, according to the legislation.
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"The president must be held accountable," Pelosi said when she announced the impeachment inquiry.
|
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Unlike Trump, Clinton was being held accountable by himself, the nation and his party.
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It's time for OPOs to be held accountable – thousands of lives are at stake.
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Those who are responsible for starting fires would be held accountable for their costs.
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The association wants the officers involved in the altercation be held accountable and investigated.
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Will anyone be held accountable for the lies and leaks that launched this farce?
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It said these are being investigated and that those responsible will be held accountable.
|
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It took nearly a perfect set of circumstances for Slager to be held accountable.
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I hope that the State continues to be held accountable for the State's decisions.
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There is a headline, fine, and yet no one seems to be held accountable.
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President Trump must be held accountable for flaws in his response to the virus.
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Amnesty laws ensured that army officers would not be held accountable for war crimes.
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The result is that he decides what gets attention — and he's not held accountable.
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She and others who tortured for the C.I.A. must be held accountable, not rewarded.
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Device manufacturers should be held accountable for their devices' behaviors out in the wild.
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He must be and he will be held accountable by the voters this November.
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I think that the companies themselves are going to have to be held accountable.
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Mr. Pazmiño said he had an idea of who should be held accountable: China.
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"Anyone who is responsible for this is going to be held accountable," she vowed.
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"If people did something wrong, they should be held accountable for it," he said.
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Accordingly, Reddit should be held accountable for critical health information disseminated on the platform.
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If an individual has created a hostile work environment, they should be held accountable.
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But they're also making pledges to which they can, and should, be held accountable.
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"I think the key people who are responsible must be held accountable," Anwar said.
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Brazil's Presidential Chief of Staff, Eliseu Padilha, said the swimmers should be held accountable.
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AND I THINK WITH UBER, THIS IS A COMPANY THAT'S ABSOLUTELY BEEN HELD ACCOUNTABLE.
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The Trump administration should be held accountable for their promises and their disingenuous actions.
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" Above all, he added, "I am sad that he died without being held accountable.
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Justice is often inaccessible to the poor, and government officials are rarely held accountable.
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Universities could be held accountable for tangible outcomes of the translational research they conduct.
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Those representatives and senators will be held accountable for their decisions in future elections.
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He wants the influencer to be held accountable for not seeing their deal through.
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"Those who are responsible must be held accountable," he said during the news conference.
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Less click-driven, fact checking columns; more internal ombudsmen Politicians should be held accountable.
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And when someone violates Part 85033, he or she needs to be held accountable.
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Data brokers should be held accountable for the negative externalities they inflict on society.
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"If John Kelly is covering this up, he needs to be held accountable," Sen.
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Of course, my attacker will likely never be held accountable for what he did.
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If they fail to protect this data, they should be held accountable with fines.
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The G7 foreign ministers on Tuesday called for those responsible to be held accountable.
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We agree that people who commit serious or violent crimes should be held accountable.
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You should protect those rights, and when you don't you should be held accountable.
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If men were finally being held accountable, why did this particular man get a pass?
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That is what these criminals think and do, and they must quickly be held accountable.
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Now, the process of the entire deep state being held accountable is now just beginning.
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The UN said those responsible for carrying out the attacks must be held held accountable.
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Finner said anyone responsible for Maleah's or any other child's death will be held accountable.
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China has also "held accountable" 2,682 officials for failing to enforce pollution efforts, Xinhua reported.
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But he's not the only one being held accountable for this complex, decades-long scheme.
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It is also natural for parties that should be held accountable to point fingers elsewhere.
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The terrorist elements responsible for planning and carrying out this attack will be held accountable.
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He tells CNN no one has been held accountable for the events of that night.
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When companies break the law and cause massive harm, they need to be held accountable.
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Corporations should be held accountable for privacy failures even when the damage done is vague.
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Officials who fail to carry out their political duty must be held accountable, Xi said.
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When is this man going to be held accountable for his behavior over the years?
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Companies and their executives are being held accountable in dozens of jurisdictions around the world.
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The studio's creative leadership, however, can and should be held accountable for their decision-making.
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Prosecutors said they supported police, but that officers like Oliver had to be held accountable.
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All guilty responsible parties have already been held accountable, investigative authorities are continuing to work.
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Farkhunda's family was there to ensure that those responsible for her death were held accountable.
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Section 230 protects platforms from being held accountable for the content of their users' posts.
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Two of the people responsible for her death were held accountable in the criminal courts.
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U.S. SENATOR RICHARD BLUMENTHAL SAYS MARK ZUCKERBERG SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR VIOLATIONS ON FACEBOOK
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What we don't know is if the perpetrators will be held accountable for Khashoggi's killing.
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It really helps to keep me mindful of all of this while being held accountable.
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They need to be held accountable for the damage done to people and the planet.
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Because of their strength in coming forward, predators can be held accountable for their actions.
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He needs to be held accountable, but we also need to address the broader issue.
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Their credibility soared by telling the world that they are prepared to be held accountable.
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But if it was intentional misconduct, then they have to be held accountable for it.
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Tillerson said the U.S. would "spare no effort" to ensure al-Imam is held accountable.
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Those criminals escaped the hotel before police arrived and have never truly been held accountable.
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The next administration will have to decide if anyone should be held accountable, and whom.
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They should be held accountable, all of them, to the fullest extent of the law.
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But men should be held accountable for acting on those feelings, however things work out.
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But hospitals aren't held accountable if patients lose their memories or their ability to walk.
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The dirty secret of today's human trafficking is that almost no one is held accountable.
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The mega-corporations responsible for privacy violations need to be held accountable for their actions.
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He is a citizen who was held accountable by the jury for his depraved conduct.
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" For Amelia Gray, sharing her story was a way for her to be held "accountable.
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Per the President's Executive Order, violators will be held accountable by the Department of Justice.
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"The officials who broke the law in Mozambique need to be held accountable," she said.
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If you don't have it you will be blamed for your individual failings, held accountable.
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Those who refuse to support them can be held accountable to their constituents in 2018.
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Turkey gets its power from the people and would be held accountable by the people.
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"I want to know why the Sackler brothers have not been held accountable," she said.
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But if no laws were broken, Barr said the president would be held accountable politically.
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The order also made clear that agency heads would be held accountable for information security.
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Agency heads must be held accountable for the implementation and progress toward securing these systems.
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"Who is taking principal responsibility, who is going to be held accountable," asked Rep. DeFazio.
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The opposition says soldiers are apparently able to shoot and kill without being held accountable.
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They also want to ensure ethics officers are held accountable for the advice they give.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York has said he will ensure the company is held accountable.
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It is not only in the interests of fairness that Russia should be held accountable.
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By being an open platform, she said, people can be held accountable by other users.
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Privacy hawk Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, is calling for Zuckerberg to be held accountable.
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I am finally saying something on social media because people need to be held accountable.
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He fears that the White House will be held accountable under real oversight from Congress.
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And that's a sign that science can hold sway when woo enablers are held accountable.
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My job is to tell the truth and deliver the facts and be held accountable.
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Her attorney said the organization and others failed the victims and should be held accountable.
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Several rank-and-file Green Berets complained privately that top officers were not held accountable.
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To this day, no one has been held accountable for the deaths nine years ago.
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"Assad is a brutal dictator who must be held accountable for his actions," said Sen.
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To be sure, some men are being held accountable for their bad behavior these days.
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Mr. Di Giacomo said smugglers must be held accountable for their role in the deaths.
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But even if all the men at fault are held accountable, the hypocrisy will continue.
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"I want laws changed, I want medical professionals to be held accountable," Ms. Ballard said.
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To be sure, the MCC certainly seems to have failed and must be held accountable.
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"Everyone was getting held accountable on one big screen," the running back Le'Veon Bell said.
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This is what silver spoon kids that are never held accountable for anything sound like.
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The elected government of Pakistan must be held accountable for such brazen curtailment of rights.
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This is a gross abuse of power and people need to be held accountable. pic.twitter.
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Who should be held accountable for the chemical weapons attack — a war crime — in Syria?
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Democratic leadership keeps doing this over and over again, and they should be held accountable.
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University presidents should set a target and make it public so that they're held accountable.
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Now, the company says, it can be held accountable for the origins of its products.
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"The reality is this government does not want to be held accountable," Mr. Prendergast said.
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None of the country's military dictators had ever before been held accountable for their actions.
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Both parties should be held accountable for giving us [Trump] and [Hillary Clinton] as choices.
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Assistant US Attorney Eric Rosen said Huffman had to be held accountable for her actions.
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Majorities are more often blamed for inaction than minorities are held accountable for blocking them.
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That's not to say that one spouse should be held accountable to the other's actions.
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Many are also calling for bishops and other church leaders to be finally held accountable.
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It includes milestones to assure both countries are held accountable to their commitments, he added.
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Hun Sen's party said there would be no compromise and politicians must be held accountable.
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Corporations are held accountable today by their employees, shareholders, clients and the public, she noted.
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But it's not just big banks that would finally be held accountable for their actions.
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The gun industry may soon be held accountable for certain crimes committed with its weapons.
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We continue to believe those that are responsible for it have to be held accountable.
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"When you have systematic failure on this level, management must be held accountable," he said.
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They also fear these providers will not be held accountable for the care they provide.
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Someone who was not held accountable for their actions when they were expelled from school.
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She added with some helplessness that it is the men who should be held accountable.
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It's the single biggest reason that Republicans need to be held accountable in tomorrow's elections.
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But she said Mr. Kelly should also be held accountable for the agency's immigration priorities.
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Yes, I do believe that 17-year-olds should be held accountable for their actions.
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Worst of all, no one in the city government bureaucracy is held accountable for failure.
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In the 18 months since the 2016 election, the world has belatedly come to grips with the unintended consequences of social media, and yet, it's only beginning to ask who should be held accountable — and how they should be held accountable — when the worst happens.
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Those individuals should be held accountable and never used again by that studio or its affiliates.
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In a scenario that sounds all too familiar, then and now, no one was held accountable.
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And Peter Strzok must be held accountable and he has questions to answer to the public.
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Too often people are either not held accountable or refuse to be, pointing the finger elsewhere.
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They need 51 votes, which was easy enough when they knew they wouldn't be held accountable.
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Hillary Clinton has never been responsible for those kind of decisions where they were held accountable.
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I know there have been people who have been fired; people who are being held accountable.
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Estonian head teachers have the autonomy to hire and fire and are held accountable for results.
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When our veterans had their personal information stolen from the Veterans Administration, was anyone held accountable?
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"We're focused on HTML5, but held accountable to native mobile performance," co-founder Ernestine Fu said.
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Oppermann and Kauder are hardly the only German officials calling on Facebook to be held accountable.
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You have not be involved in a consequential decision where you had to be held accountable.
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But, with the arrival of the #metoo movement, actors are being held accountable for such decisions.
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I know plenty of officers who have been held accountable and got terminated or got suspended.
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" Pressed if he meant a military option, the secretary responded, "They're going to be held accountable.
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There is no counseling to help them and no one is held accountable when they die.
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Silicon Valley's megacorporations need to be held accountable for the spread of conspiracies and mob justice.
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"If I can be held accountable for what I do, these officers should, too," Valerie says.
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Just under a year from that fateful weekend, the business bro responsible is being held accountable.
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Countries as diverse as France and Saudi Arabia are urging that Mr Assad be held accountable.
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Chelsea Handler doesn't think comedians should be held accountable for their past material — including Kevin Hart.
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Those individuals illegally occupying the Malheur Wildlife Refuge need to decamp immediately and be held accountable.
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It actually helps absolve Trumpkins of responsibility: Idiots are usually not held accountable for their acts.
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But Facebook was slippery and evasive about whether it should be held accountable for the discrimination.
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"Assad is a brutal dictator who must be held accountable for his actions," Virginia Democratic Sen.
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The party for which he is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
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The party for which Trump is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
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She said that Dunn's family was "distraught and angry" and wanted someone to be held accountable.
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They have repeatedly tried to curry favor with Trump and protect themselves from being held accountable.
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"They will have to be held accountable so that they can be fully trusted," she said.
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And if there was a disparity, they would be held accountable, and get their name published.
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The United States will be vigilant in ensuring that Iran is held accountable for such behavior.
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He said top FBI officials, including James Comey, have to be held accountable for their intrusion.
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"They did it because of pressure, not because they are being held accountable," Mr. Robinson said.
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By doing so, he betrayed the trust of the public, and therefore should be held accountable.
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"The administration must be held accountable and no president can be above the law," he said.
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Whoever is responsible must be found and held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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He said he felt that he was sometimes held accountable for problems outside of his control.
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"It is lamentable that Scott Israel refuses to be held accountable for his actions," she said.
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"This needs to be investigated and the people responsible need to be held accountable," he added.
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In Colorado, when a bad actor was caught voting his wife's ballot, he was held accountable.
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The Air Force Academy said it's investigating and that whoever is responsible will be held accountable.
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Suu Kyi must be held accountable for her crimes and stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize.
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Those who so devastated our country that we have not yet recovered haven't been held accountable.
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Gazeta's death was never properly investigated, and few observers believe those truly responsible were held accountable.
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If he has been engaged in improper activities, then he must be held accountable for that.
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And when the system falls short, someone needs to be held accountable, each and every time.
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EPA must be held accountable for its decisions to hobble IRIS and suppress the formaldehyde study.
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It's just, there is no dignity or respect on the internet because we're not held accountable.
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And they want to collect and use this information without providing transparency or being held accountable.
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"Anyone who kills a police officer and anyone who helps must be held accountable," Clinton said.
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Yes, but: The National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine must be held accountable as well.
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"Russia must be a constructive partner in Syria or will be held accountable," he told reporters.
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"It will invite press scrutiny and she'll be held accountable for what happens there," he wrote.
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And many of the leaders responsible for the wartime atrocities have yet to be held accountable.
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The Tiger Force commanders were never held accountable for what occurred, despite compelling evidence, he said.
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But as the judges explained their verdict, protesters outside demanded that more people be held accountable.
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"Lying to Congress is a serious offense, and Secretary Ross must be held accountable," he said.
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He says he only wants the police to be held accountable if they wrongly shoot someone.
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It is about time that justice is served and people are held accountable for their actions.
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She should be held accountable for sexual misdemeanors regardless of her gender, as should all women.
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And Russian President Vladimir Putin, who also denies Russia's interference, has yet to be held accountable.
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People tend to have better outcomes when they are held accountable by a network of peers.
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Critics said Mr. Rhodes had been allowed to leave without being held accountable for his actions.
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You were wronged, and you want the person who did you harm to be held accountable.
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It remains unclear, however, whether Mr. Trump, as president, can be held accountable for that offense.
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Our elected leaders have failed this test of trust and must be held accountable in November.
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I know I made a mistake, I just need to be held accountable for my actions.
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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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I want to know why the Sackler family has not been held accountable for their involvement.
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Mr. Stewart, one of the few who would talk, said the league must be held accountable.
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But in most cases, men have not been held accountable until multiple women have spoken up.
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It is rare for former powerful generals to be held accountable or questioned for their actions.
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And, second, individual officers need to be held accountable if they do not supply the products.
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It stated that club management, and not players, would be held accountable for any such cheating.
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That type of behavior will not be tolerated and each person arrested will be held accountable.
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"We will be held accountable for what we allow to happen," he told the assembled pastors.
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This attack is an attack on all of us and the perpetrators must be held accountable.
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"CEOs that have started to believe their own myth making, are being held accountable," said Sonnenfeld.
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People with information should stand up and be held accountable by name for what they say.
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The airline should be held accountable, but the FAA has a responsibility to act right away.
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Suddenly, I was no longer being held accountable for keeping up on all the latest releases.
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These "Veterans Law Judges," as they like to call themselves, are never held accountable for incompetence.
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Those responsible must be held accountable & VDOC policy must be changed so this never happens again.
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No one, not even the President, is above the law and he must be held accountable.
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When you're making it, you don't anticipate being held accountable for the rest of your life.
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She said that she wants the government officials responsible for people's safety to be held accountable.
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"Whoever is responsible for Khashoggi needs to be held accountable, whoever he is," the Qatari minister said.
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" He also added that if anyone crossed a line during the campaign, they should be "held accountable.
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That way I am held accountable and have to do well, otherwise, I will lose my job.
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Negotiators in Sudanese peace talks have agreed that he should be held accountable for his alleged crimes.
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Some Flint residents want to see those at higher levels of state government held accountable, including Gov.
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"The chapter and any individuals who are found to have violated our policies will be held accountable."
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It is what allows you to assure that those who seek to represent people are held accountable.
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If a police officer breaks the law, like any public official, that officer must be held accountable.
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"The public is rightly asking whether Facebook is too big to be held accountable," the senators wrote.
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" Tom feels "justice" needs to be served and McKane "should be held accountable for what he did.
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But now, men are finally being held accountable for their actions, and the results of those actions.
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Constant land ownership changes also make it harder to ensure polluters are held accountable, the study said.
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"I think it is very important that senior management be held accountable," Yellen told the House panel.
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McMillon vowed to join fellow citizens of Baton Rouge in making sure those responsible are held accountable.
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The owner would also be responsible for paying specialized taxes and being held accountable for legal liabilities.
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And the agencies involved for making sure she was held accountable for what happened not doing enough.
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" The statement added, "There was no intent of a threat, but the student will be held accountable.
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Other European countries have largely limited their reaction to calling for those responsible to be held accountable.
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"We're very pleased that the defendants will finally be held accountable for their appalling actions," she said.
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Incredibly, over 400,000 people have signed this petition calling for the boy's mother to be held accountable.
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But that doesn't mean it shouldn't still be held accountable for, and judged by, its past actions.
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But some lawmakers want platforms to be held accountable for user posts, at least in some instances.
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She says Cesar and Nat Geo should be held accountable for what she calls a ratings ploy.
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To be held accountable can mean a lot of different things in these United States of America.
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"Pharmaceutical companies that knowingly and deceptively harm consumers must be held accountable," Fox said in a statement.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday protesters found to have broken Russian law must be held accountable.
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With sovereign immunity likely in the way, how can the government be held accountable for this crisis?
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Celebrities should be held accountable for what they say publicly — but they didn't have the whole story.
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Officials will be held accountable for party rule violations as well as poor work performance, it added.
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They are that way because they are not held accountable for the economic externalities that they created.
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And this is important if you don't want to be held accountable for your abhorrent, racist views.
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If abusers are not held accountable for their actions and families are separated, all our communities suffer.
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"Essentially, we continue to call for all those responsible for crimes in Darfur to be held accountable."
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If a student is unable to pay for lunch, do you think someone should be held accountable?
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But if no laws were broken, Barr said the president would have to be held accountable politically.
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"All personnel are held accountable for their conduct irrespective of where they were born," the statement said.
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Perhaps for the first time in their political careers, they are being held accountable to their constituents.
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As far too many victims know, most who perpetrate such criminal acts are almost never held accountable.
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It is as if he were claiming he cannot be held accountable for abuses of executive power.
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" Newton said, "We all have to do better and be held accountable for our actions (police included).
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"We are outraged by these events and demand that this student is held accountable," the statement said.
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All who commit these illegal acts should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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"The public is rightly asking whether Facebook is too big to be held accountable," the lawmakers wrote.
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Where in law does it state people should be held accountable for a crime more than once?
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But we must demand that our representatives answer our questions and are held accountable for their votes.
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She is pure evil and justice warrants that she be held accountable for the crimes she committed.
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And he's talked about people being held accountable... (APPLAUSE) ... and the need for change, with Governor Snyder.
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Who should be held accountable — for both the massive data breach and Facebook's internal handling of it.
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So we're all going to be held accountable for these videos because we're the ones making them.
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Bharara said prosecutors were committed to making sure that people who evaded paying taxes were held accountable.
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They should be held accountable for their actions, which have put abortion providers and others at risk.
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But McCain remained strong in his conviction that elected officials should be held accountable for their actions.
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" Ms. Yellen responded that "senior management has a responsibility, and it's essential that they be held accountable.
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An animal welfare group urged that those responsible be held accountable for the killing of the crocodiles.
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If it is already illegal, then the police officer or agency responsible need to be held accountable.
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" But the report added that those with "effective control" in the military units "must be held accountable.
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"It's important that those who failed Maggie and so many other girls be held accountable," Manley said.
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"Our position is that those responsible have to be held accountable and brought to justice," he said.
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If federal agencies broke the law in any way, they should be held accountable under the law.
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Lawless behavior will not be tolerated, and those found responsible will be held accountable for their actions.
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Peoples' actions are not always reflected in their art, and therefore their art cannot be held accountable.
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That's not to say that technologies shouldn't be held accountable for the actions they afford their users.
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"The firing of Jeff Sessions will be investigated and people will be held accountable," Mr. Nadler said.
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" Never Again Action's Harvey said other officers "acted out" Wednesday, "and we hope they are held accountable.
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His supporters in Congress and the partisan press will be held accountable for this in the future.
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Those who use violence must be held accountable, even when they use it as a last resort.
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But the primary ways that a president is held accountable for his behavior are political, not legal.
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Leaders of the countries whose citizens were killed also called for those responsible to be held accountable.
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Weinstein must answer these allegations and be held accountable for any damage he has caused our client.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs said the company that built and marketed the devices should be held accountable.
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Everything. We've already seen that people act differently when they know that they will be held accountable.
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"It's bringing an offender to a place where they're held accountable to deter future behavior," he said.
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" "They're going to be held accountable if they do not support the president of the United States.
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"I want the ex-officer to be really be held accountable, whatever that looks like," she added.
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If any college – public, non-profit or for-profit – defrauds students, the school should be held accountable.
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The lesson Mr. Trump apparently drew is that powerful men are not going to be held accountable.
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"If wrongdoing is discovered, officers will be held accountable," the Chicago Police Department said in a statement.
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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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The regime has ruthlessly killed hundreds of protesters, and they should be held accountable for their actions.
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At the more senior levels, leaders can be held accountable by receiving pay based on performance incentives.
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Those refusing to testify should be held accountable, and any obstruction correctly labeled as an additional offense.
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Of course, the church needs to be held accountable for the scandal -- up to its highest leader.
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He still doesn't think guys like him should be held accountable for what they say or do.
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American officials said Thursday that the American demand that Mr. Bashir be held accountable had not changed.
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Let's not squander this moment of brave women telling their stories and the powerful being held accountable.
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Power producers who receive capacity payments and don't meet those requirements are fined heavily and held accountable.
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On Friday, a small band of students protested on Liberty's campus, demanding that Falwell be held accountable.
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So when will Trump be held accountable for his total and complete lack of fitness for office?
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The women held a press conference Monday to demand the president be held accountable for his actions.
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The New Hampshire Democratic Party wholly condemns this criminal action and hopes the perpetrator is held accountable.
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"Any person found to be negligent will be held accountable, and it will be severe," he said.
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Politicians who devalue expertise risk making decisions that do not reflect reality and must be held accountable.
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CNN: Who needs to be held accountable to ensure that diversity is represented and celebrated in film?
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"Somebody needs to be held accountable," said survey respondent Carla Ross, 62, a teacher from Norfolk, Virginia.
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Najib must be held accountable, said Anwar Ibrahim, the prime-minister-in-waiting and former opposition leader.
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"To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held accountable," Trump said.
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Vice President Mike Pence told them that Russia would be "held accountable" for its actions in Ukraine.
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And I hope these persons who have committed these horrible crimes will be held accountable to justice.
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"These power-hungry radicals should be held accountable for their criminal behavior," he said in a press release.
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Maduro and his cronies should know that they will be held accountable for any violence on their part.
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"To a great extent there's been no one really held accountable," Morial said, referring to the civilian deaths.
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"Our chapter is cooperating with Cornell's investigation into this matter and any members involved will be held accountable."
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I think politicians, public figures, and public servants need to be held accountable for their words and actions.
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A black man is choked to death on video in New York, but no one is held accountable.
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"I want to be held accountable for everything I've done and caused with all of this," Holland said.
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But today, there is some relief in knowing that someone will be held accountable for that horrific crime.
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There have been a cascade of leaks and nobody has been held accountable for any of those things.
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And academics were increasingly treated like other public servants—and held accountable for their use of public money.
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The measures include improved customer protection, banks being held accountable for poor conduct and better support for whistleblowers.
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For instance, if a self-driving vehicle decides to run down a pedestrian, who will be held accountable?
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Many on Twitter felt the same, questioning if the person was ever held accountable for his alleged crime.
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Ooko's status as a rugby player could be protecting him from being held accountable for the alleged assault.
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"Today's proceeding ensures that these defendants are held accountable for their criminal actions," Polite said in a statement.
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I don't know whether anyone at the jail has been held accountable for Tori's death in any way.
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"But today, there is some relief in knowing that someone will be held accountable for that horrific crime."
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The fact is it does matter when you have to make decisions and be held accountable for them.
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Every time a man is held accountable for his actions, people wonder if it's heralding a sea change.
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And yet black women were among those demanding he be held accountable for numerous acts of sexual violence.
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"There are many more police officers who need to be held accountable," the family said in a statement.
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It also establishes new mechanisms to make sure the company is held accountable for any future privacy violations.
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"It is because infection prevention is not a priority," he says—so nobody is held accountable for it.
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Offering his condolences to Khashoggi's family, Le Drian said those responsible for his death must be held accountable.
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We have banks that are not only too big to fail, but too big to be held accountable.
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Leaders of the bank should be held accountable in whatever way regulatory authorities determine is appropriate, he said.
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The Senate hearings suggested one way in which senior management can be held accountable is via pay clawbacks.
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Still, Farrow reports in Friday's New Yorker piece that not everyone was held accountable under the CBS umbrella.
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There's a name for a political system where the leader isn't held accountable simply because he's the leader.
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The only government official held accountable for torture would have been one who called it by its name.
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The press should be held accountable for its double standard, but it is not, repeat not, America's enemy.
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And we must correct this reckless commutation by ensuring future leakers are held accountable and serve their time.
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Most Americans think that police need to held accountable for their conduct, just like anyone else would be.
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The proficiency-versus-growth debate is about how schools should be held accountable for their students' test scores.
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Bunch and Scribner both feel Powell should be held accountable for allowing Moore to work despite the video.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the North Koreans would be held "accountable" for unjustly detaining Warmbier; Sen.
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"You have not been involved in a consequential decision where you had to be held accountable," he said.
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Scurato said that while even the FCC acknowledged significant carrier mistakes prolonged outages, no carriers were held accountable.
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The Syrians must work out their problems; President [Bashar] Assad must be held accountable for his war crimes.
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For these and other reasons, elected leaders who advocate for and enact sanctuary laws must be held accountable.
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The women held a press conference Monday to demand that the president be held accountable for his actions.
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He said those who don't support maintaining net neutrality will be held accountable at the polls in November.
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Under Italian law companies can be held accountable for failing to properly supervise the conduct of their managers.
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He added, "They were arguing they shouldn't be held accountable for the runoff" in an "intense" competitive environment.
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People are free to engage in spirited debate but if you are abusive, you will be held accountable.
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Workers can support politicians who advocate for policies that protect workers and ensure that companies are held accountable.
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Nowhere. Where in society does it say people should be held accountable for a crime more than once?
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In a news conference after the 1994 election, Clinton admitted that Democrats were "held accountable" for their governing.
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Adding this provision would help to ensure that nations are held accountable when engaging in this harmful activity.
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I already distrusted the police, because they're too often not held accountable for their assaults on black civilians.
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Hughes wrote that Facebook was not being held accountable for privacy concerns and election interference on its platform.
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" Reacting later Friday to Gillibrand's comments, Hillary Clinton told WABC Radio that her husband had been "held accountable.
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"Contracts are the only sure bet that your vendor can be held accountable for your agreement," she said.
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Someone must stand and be held accountable every day for answering questions and providing information to the public.
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Williams, during a news conference Friday, demanded that the police officers involved in the case be held accountable.
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If you're on a sports team, you're representing the sports team, and you're held accountable for your actions.
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Should the next president of the United Stated be held accountable to the same standards as a business?
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Officers are rarely convicted for excessive use of force, and are virtually never held accountable in court settlements.
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Democrats in Congress, especially Senate Democrats in red states, will be held accountable during this year's midterm elections.
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"He must be held accountable for each and every action he took in that church," Mr. Williams urged.
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Victims and their advocates have long held that bishops have not been held accountable for hiding sexual abuse.
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They should be held accountable for their actions, even if men have gotten a pass for too long.
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Uber should establish key metrics to which its leaders will be held accountable in the performance review process.
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"We want to be held accountable," she said this week in her first interview since taking the job.
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But reconciliation begins with justice, and those responsible for human rights violations and corruption must be held accountable.
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The voices of these survivors must be heard and taken seriously, and the perpetrators must be held accountable.
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"It shouldn't take years for the N.Y.P.D. to be held accountable after they kill civilians," Ms. Malcolm said.
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"He's being held accountable, & I think the consequences were necessary," she said in a direct message on Twitter.
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But the fossil fuel industry must be held accountable systematically, and not merely through piecemeal, long-shot lawsuits.
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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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The law's vagueness means that people are not held accountable for their specific crimes, human rights experts say.
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The nation demanded he be held accountable for human rights abuses and corruption during his decades of rule.
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She named Epstein friends Ghislaine Maxwell and Sarah Kellen as women who also needed to be held accountable.
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Not only could the company have been held accountable sooner, but other employees might have been spared abuse.
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The Times does not control it, but the Times is held accountable for what appears on my feed.
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The rules, they say, are meant to ensure officials are held accountable for how tax money is spent.
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While caucuses are run by political parties, primaries are conducted by public officials who can be held accountable.
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Dunn's parents came to the U.S. to urge Trump to intervene so Anne Sacoolas can be held accountable.
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His death has caused outrage among residents who say the officers should be held accountable for his death.
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Sure, President Reagan unlawfully ducked the law, but at least Congress tried, and some officials were held accountable.
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"Well first and foremost President Assad needs to be held accountable for his war crimes," Cardin said Sunday.
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"It is important that a police officer was held accountable for criminal conduct," McMahon said in the statement.
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The president himself cannot be held accountable if facts are sacrificed to a partisan agenda or self-interest.
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When I say 'zero tolerance' I mean that these people will be held accountable for their abhorrent actions.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai said his company should be held accountable for combating the spread of fake news.
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It seems, then, in both public and private spheres, employees can be held accountable for their political speech.
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"The Assad regime and its backers must be held accountable and any further attacks prevented immediately," it said.
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Congress, reluctant to be held accountable for putting troops in danger, and wary of challenging presidents, largely acquiesced.
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So, look, the other thing is that we have to be held accountable for the things we did.
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The Russian people want their voices heard and their leaders held accountable: They want a different political system.
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"People should be held accountable for anything they do to hurt this country and this president," she said.
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" President Trump warned on Twitter that Iran would be held accountable and would "pay a very BIG PRICE.
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The current generation, taxpayers, and government should not be held accountable for mistakes made hundreds of years ago.
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"The US Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics need to be held accountable," Shaheen said at the news conference.
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In any other industry, he asserted, companies are expected to take responsibility for defective products are held accountable.
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In an anguished interview on "Today" last week, Mr. Almena was asked whether he should be held accountable.
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Even if data privacy regulations are struck down, Bambauer said, the biggest companies would still be held accountable.
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The Indian people want their government to know that they can and still need to be held accountable.
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In the end, there will be many, many more people held accountable for the heinous crimes Nassar committed.
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Their ability to avoid prosecution and their ability to not be held accountable is pretty interesting to me.
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Third, Congress can ensure ICE is held accountable for making appropriate decisions by increasing transparency in decision making.
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That is, facial recognition should be held accountable if it plays a part in discriminating against protected groups.
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Just as important, his many enablers and supporters should be held accountable for their role in his campaign.
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Medical groups, unions and doctors quickly criticized the deal, asking whether a foreign buyer could be held accountable.
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Men, women and children dying, wrongfully dying, and people who are doing this are not being held accountable.
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The paintings have now been seized for further investigation, as local artists in particular want Hubert held accountable.
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Training means absolutely nothing if officers don't adhere to it and are not held accountable when they don't.
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It's past time that men in power are held accountable for actions that range from creepy to criminal.
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" Asked who should be held accountable for the murder, Trump said the blame lies with the "vicious world.
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Houston can be held accountable for not having acceptable backup plans to Castro, Luis Valbuena, and Preston Tucker.
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Under the Paris climate deal, countries are generally held accountable for the emissions produced within their own borders.
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Lee Busby I think people have to be held accountable, not only by the organizations that they're using to accrue that power, but they have to be held accountable by the individuals who are putting them in those positions of power, whether they be shareholders or voters or viewers or customers.
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"The U.S. will be held accountable to these commitments both through review mechanisms and through redress possibilities," he added.
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The unfortunate thing is that the policy makers that made the bad decisions years ago were never held accountable.
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As for Wiggins, the sheriff said he must be held accountable, facing the maximum penalty the law will allow.
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Samantha Bee needs to be held accountable for her vile attack on Ivanka Trump and slur on all women.
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This system declares that if a president steps over the line, overreaches, he or she will be held accountable.
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This guy has been spreading nonsense since he took office and it appears he might finally be held accountable.
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The effects have been varied, from candidates establishing official platforms on sexual assault to powerful perpetrators being held accountable.
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This, after all, could potentially save the company itself from being held accountable for war crimes and the like.
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They&aposre not going to come to the U.S. And so they really won&apost actually be held accountable.
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And yes, they need to stop, yes, meddling in anybody&aposs elections and be held accountable for their actions.
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"Russia must be held accountable for the people it has killed within Syria's borders," Dogan quoted him as saying.
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These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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State-sanctioned violence in Zimbabwe must end now and those responsible for human rights violations must be held accountable.
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"That's why I'm doing what I'm doing, so officers can be held accountable," Brown said, per the Sentinel Journal.
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"Our government must ensure the health and safety of those in its custody and be held accountable," she continued.
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They weren't wrong to do so — companies have to be held accountable for the environmentally destructive decisions they make.
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"Consultants haven't been held accountable, and so they're average, they do the same thing over and over," Baker said.
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"Johnson & Johnson will finally be held accountable for thousands of deaths and addictions caused by their actions," Hunter said.
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People openly disregard the laws of this country, knowing there is little chance they will ever be held accountable.
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Fraudsters must be held accountable under the law—no matter what community they belong to—for justice to prevail.
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They must be investigated by our Justice Department and the Clintons must finally be held accountable for their actions.
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But when they fail to follow their extensive training and unnecessarily take a life, they must be held accountable.
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IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TOBELIEVE THAT THERE WAS NO OVERARCHING POLICY AND THAT ALL THE POLICY MAKERSHAVE BEEN HELD ACCOUNTABLE.
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It's important to me that someone actually be held accountable for their actions & the way it impacts my life.
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Private insurance companies also need to be held accountable to actually pay for the healthcare for anyone they cover.
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He said others have been accused of similar, if not worse, acts and have yet to be held accountable.
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Either way, we must look it in the face demand that abusers — regardless of their gender — be held accountable.
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And we pledge our support to Bangladeshi authorities to ensure that the cowards who did this are held accountable.
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Most people believe Saudi Arabia and others should be held accountable if they've been guilty of any terrorists activities.
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This, in combination with perceived anonymity, gives us the sense that we won't be held accountable for our actions.
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Planned Parenthood had an ad on Twitter that warned vulnerable Republicans they will be held accountable for their vote.
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"Any use of chemical weapons is unacceptable, cannot go unanswered, and those responsible must be held accountable," Stoltenberg said.
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"Public servants and those who were aware of the existence of the blacklist must be held accountable," he said.
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"Elected officials need to be held accountable," Lewandowski said Thursday at an event at The City Club in Cleveland.
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Some of Nassar's victims, including Raisman, have fiercely insisted that they won't stop until those institutions are held accountable.
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"Any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable," he said.
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Sexual violence has no place at Cornell, and if these allegations are substantiated, those involved will be held accountable.
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When someone is held accountable for what could result in something negative, they will often rise to the occasion.
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They can and will stack the deck of every public engagement with favorable "reporters" and avoid being held accountable.
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"It is time Facebook is held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal information," said James in a statement.
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One larger question that remains is whether and how Saudi Arabia's government will be held accountable for its crime.
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Its time for EPA to be reined in and held accountable for these and too many other questionable actions.
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"It shows, to me at least, she cares about doing right by others and wants to be held accountable."
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In addition, Palmieri said the reviewers "are also being held accountable," because users can upvote or downvote their comments.
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Under both laws, states, school districts, and schools are held accountable for the academic performance of children with disabilities.
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Of course, this mentality backfires with issues such as sexual assault when people are held accountable for their actions.
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Big Pharma must be held accountable for its role in rising health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
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They will eventually be held accountable for their actions, even if the Trump administration is refusing to do so.
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"These clinics need to be held accountable and they need to suffer real consequences for their actions," he said.
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"We owe it to the American people to ensure their government officials are held accountable for misconduct," Chaffetz said.
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"The president will be held accountable, and nobody should have the right to endanger whistleblowers," Pelosi said in response.
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It makes sense, then, that they are instead going after those who can be held accountable for their actions.
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He called again for an official investigation into the crisis, saying those who were responsible must be held accountable.
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The Senate is for the American people, and each senator should be held accountable for his or her actions.
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Should Instagram, for example, be held accountable to victims of hate crimes committed by users who posted hate content?
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Inspectors general are on the front lines of ensuring the transparency needed if government is to be held accountable.
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But you do have these pockets in academia that can go on without being held accountable, because they can.
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"Men have to be held accountable for their misogyny if we're ever going to change our culture," he says.
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If we legally require children to attend school, then we should be held accountable for keeping them safe there.
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And a broken police and judicial system means perpetrators are almost never held accountable for a disappearance or murder.
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The panel's demise makes it unclear, at best, whether chemical weapons users in Syria will ever be held accountable.
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These actions will not be tolerated and the groups responsible must be held accountable by the Government of Iraq.
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"If someone doesn't understand what they're being held accountable for, there's a risk that they can't change their behavior."
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But now they are seeing abusers held accountable in a new way, which encourages more women to speak up.
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Christians in the area complained that fewer Muslims were held accountable for the Poso religious violence than Christians were.
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This settlement doesn't demand that they admit culpability and we will not settle until the Sacklers are held accountable.
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But there is plenty already in the public record about which Judge Kavanaugh has yet to be held accountable.
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Mr. Bagley, the law school professor, agrees that Republicans would be held accountable for a failure in the marketplace.
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The perpetrators of this impeachment hoax must be held accountable — both by the Congress, and by the American people.
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Once a small portion of Republicans dropped their unqualified loyalty, the political dynamic changed, and Nixon was held accountable.
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"All of us in public service — who have been granted a public trust — should be held accountable," Menendez wrote.
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But it does mean that when you say no, you're held accountable for where your aversion is coming from.
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Members of Congress who do not fulfill their responsibility to the American people will be held accountable by voters.
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This verdict made it real for people watching from afar that you will be held accountable for your actions.
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He warns that impeachment is not necessarily a win for Democrats, but says the president must be held accountable.
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"She's got such great legal representation… so the result is, she isn't being held accountable," the source tells PEOPLE.
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The responsible parties would be referred to a judicial department within the military and held accountable, the statement said.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani described it as an "unforgivable" mistake and vowed that those responsible would be held accountable.
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As a result, the facility was not cited for any wrongdoing; only Kpingbah was held accountable for the assault.
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She must be held accountable because no person – including a DC politician running for president – is above the law.
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Likewise, if that president could avoid ever having his or her subordinates held accountable for their actions, why not?
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That's like suggesting that I shouldn't really be held accountable for traffic violations because I'm not a NASCAR driver.
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When an agency is falling down on the job assigned to it by Congress, it must be held accountable.
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Entities like Facebook and Twitter need to be held accountable for the à la carte "alternative facts" they propagate.
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"I think it is very important that senior management be held accountable," Yellen told the House Financial Services Committee.
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Today, forced arbitration prevents far too many survivors from seeking justice, and too many perpetrators from being held accountable.
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When will the military-industrial complex be held accountable for creating the weapons that helped destroy Laos and Vietnam?
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Since Sunday, thousands have taken part in protests, demanding that those responsible be held accountable for Mr. Fikri's death.
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"Let me be very clear, when we say held accountable it doesn't necessarily mean remove and replace," Ostrowski said.
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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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"To be blunt, this Administration has no clue what it is doing and must be held accountable," Thompson said.
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"Any employees found to have violated our standards of conduct will be held accountable," she added at the time.
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Still, it makes sense for Mr. Trump to be antsy about the strange, new experience of being held accountable.
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" The state's case, he added, centers on "serious criminal charges for which the defendant has not been held accountable.
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Just 13 percent of Americans say both sides should be held accountable as the shutdown continues to drag on.
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"The homeland will not exist unless corruption is uprooted and the corrupt are held accountable," the royal decree said.
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Women are telling their stories, either publicly or anonymously, and men who commit these actions are finally being held accountable.
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" Those responsible should be held accountable for these actions, Kerry said, saying they were "way beyond -- years beyond -- the accidental.
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Like it or not, in 2019, even the most anodyne of artists are now being held accountable for political complicity.
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Magufuli has sought to show even those in high office will be held accountable for criminal activity or poor performance.
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However, Sierra makes a lot of inexplicably bad decisions that her character should have been held accountable for, and isn't.
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For instance, while some regional officials were apprehended for stoking violence in Gedeo, others are yet to be held accountable.
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Women, like men, can ramble when they get nervous — except women are more likely to be held accountable for it.
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Yiannopoulos, 32,said she should be allowed to speak but should be held accountable for actions he considered anti-American.
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Parents who came to the Living Planet Aquarium with young children were angry that no one would be held accountable.
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Tyler should be held accountable for his actions, but that doesn't mean that there isn't another side to his story.
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" He said any employee found to have "compromised the public's trust in our law enforcement mission will be held accountable.
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Still, this settlement brings some hope that the organizations responsible for enabling his crimes are held accountable for their actions.
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People who are into social media, publicly post what you're going to do so you're held accountable by other people.
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From now on, holders of verified badges will be held accountable for their behavior in the real world as well.
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Lawyers believe this is a coordinated legal strategy, creating a legal limbo in which no one can be held accountable.
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The real victims here are clearly creepy dudes who now have to be held accountable for being creeps toward women!
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What has changed, those who could have done something to save a life are now held accountable in some instances.
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But the new EU directive would pressure YouTube to be even more proactive about protecting itself from being held accountable.
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And, Weinstein was only the first of many powerful men to find themselves being held accountable for alleged sexual misconduct.
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For starters, the US doesn't want to be held accountable for civilian casualties caused by Russian strikes against ISIS targets.
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Luke would not want another person, especially his friend, to be held accountable for what happened to him that night.
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It said the central government supported the city's administration and will ensure violent offenders are held accountable for their behavior.
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"Any employee found to have compromised the public's trust in our law enforcement mission will be held accountable," McAleenan added.
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It's also not that they really want women to be held accountable – it's that they don't want men to be.
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Her death was ruled a suicide, and in the aftermath no one was held accountable for her arrest or death.
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For starters, the US doesn't want to be held accountable for civilian casualties caused by Russian strikes against ISIS targets.
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Men need to step up as allies and be held accountable for their actions (or, in some cases, their inaction).
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"Kids are held accountable more than ever now," Karen North, director of USC's Annenberg Program on Online Communities, tells Mashable.
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But Gidron warned that it can take a long time for those accused of war crimes to be held accountable.
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Obeidi condemned such abuses on Twitter as "a betrayal of the army's sacrifices" and said violators would be held accountable.
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Now, if anybody conspired with them, I think they ought to be held accountable, but we don't know anything yet.
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They must be held accountable, not simply receive a vote because their parents or grandparents voted for a certain party.
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He added that he wasn't sure who was at fault or who would be held accountable for approving the raises.
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"The city of Oakland should be held accountable" for failing to inspect and shut down the warehouse, Colleen Dolan said.
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"As neighborhoods, we can do better," Johnson said at a news conference, adding he and Emanuel are always held accountable.
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It's time for men to be held accountable when they make women feel uncomfortable or do things out of line.
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It's groundbreaking, and almost disorienting, for women's stories to be believed, and for men in power to be held accountable.
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"Perpetrators of exploitation who seek to humiliate and shame their victims must be held accountable," Harris said in a statement.
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But if a police officer breaks the law like any other public official, that police officer must be held accountable.
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Lawmakers have repeatedly complained that executives at Wells Fargo may not be held accountable for what happened at the bank.
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" Feur said Mather had been clearly held accountable and hopes it can send a message to anyone "contemplating similar behavior.
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"They know there is no way to truly be held accountable for the human rights abuses they are complicit in."
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Ryan and McConnell are the bulwarks protecting Trump from a wide range of areas where he should be held accountable.
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As president, though, Trump can be held accountable for his campaign promises—specifically his repeated vow not to cut Medicaid.
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Popular culture and media are more often held accountable for cultural appropriation today than in the 1980s, to be sure.
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"I want the ex-officer to be really be held accountable, whatever that looks like," she said, according to NBC.
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Distressingly, no one has been held accountable and prosecuted for the illegal gun-walking debacle known as Fast and Furious.
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I don't think it has the votes, but then again, I think everyone should be held accountable for their votes.
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The Saudi-led coalition, and all parties involved, must be held accountable for their actions contributing to this ongoing crisis.
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FABER: ALSO AROUND ARGUMENT TO BE MADE THAT THIS BOARD SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE COMPANY.
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"Those conducting illegal activities will be held accountable for their actions," Kauai Deputy Chief Michael Contrades said in a statement.
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And that's also a really good ... knowing that they'll be held accountable, that's a good function of a congressional hearing.
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The rule of law might never have prevailed, and the President and his men might never have been held accountable.
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The case, which is still open, has volleyed among prosecutors, yet his parents persist, determined that someone be held accountable.
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The question now is whether the lawyers will be the next to be held accountable in a questionable buyout process.
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"Like any other public official, if a police officer breaks the law, that officer must be held accountable," he said.
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Whether they deserve it or not, mayors are held accountable for crime, and also for police practices that are unpopular.
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The short answer is that they are almost never held accountable for misconduct, even when it results in wrongful convictions.
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The autocratic leaders of Gambia and Burundi fear not a resurgence of colonialism but being held accountable for their abuses.
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Effectively, banks and other corporations are free to rip off their consumers without fear of being held accountable in court.
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"I want the officer, or the ex-officer, to really be held accountable, whatever that looks like," Irizarry said Friday.
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The Justice Department makes clear that courts can be held accountable for constitutional violations committed by the firms they hire.
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The results of the Vatican's investigation have not been released, including whether and how those responsible will be held accountable.
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Bosses that are cruel are bad, and when they are do things that victimize workers, they should be held accountable.
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The message then and now is clear: actors who use these abhorrent weapons will be held accountable for their actions.
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She also told lawmakers at her Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday that Iran should be held accountable for sanctions violations.
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"Anyone involved in the senseless murders will be held accountable," he said at the NATO summit meeting in Warsaw, Poland.
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Read more: Exposing migrant slave auctions in Libya Perpetrators should be held accountable, victims must be protected or returned home.
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If an icon isn't being held accountable, why would a SoundCloud artist feel the need to be the bigger person?
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People who are held accountable for years of abuse frequently do—and their victims are not responsible for that suffering.
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The students will be held accountable to all University student- code, Athletic-student athlete and Football Code of conduct standards.
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If a waste of time goes on long enough, some said, shouldn't someone be held accountable for all that wasting?
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A man who had so many previous NDA's hiding his past sexual assaults, he baffled at finally being held accountable.
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Along with being nonpartisan, civil servants are, by tradition, not held accountable for the performance of their departments or agencies.
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But there is also no easy fix to how colonization has influenced health systems, and who should be held accountable.
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This amounted to the charge of predatory sexual assault, which Weinstein was not held accountable for in the final verdict.
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The maneuver immediately positioned him as a victim and aimed to shield him from being held accountable for his words.
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"He should be held accountable," Patrick Dillon, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama's 2012 campaign aide, said of Mr. Sanders.
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"Trump is a clear and present danger to our democracy, and he must be held accountable," she wrote on Twitter.
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But social media-based movements like Black Lives Matter must be held accountable for what they say on social media.
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"Very few perpetrators have been held accountable for these and other killings and disappearances," Pranom told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Its proposals seek to reduce such conduct and ensure individuals are held accountable for their actions and decisions, it added.
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The move was surprising because someone in Washington, D.C.'s federal bureaucracy was finally being held accountable for their actions.
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If people give up and are held accountable for their crimes, then we wouldn't put this many people in danger.
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Every time we make a mistake, "I feel the pain, and I think we should be held accountable," he said.
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It's crucial that all such foundations also be held accountable for how the substantial resources under their control are invested.
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Weaver told ABC News on Saturday that "someone needs to be held accountable" for what was revealed in the leak.
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If Weinstein had not been held accountable, "I think there would have been a real loss of hope," she said.
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We need a national debt audit, and members of Congress need to recognize and be held accountable for their votes.
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In essence, Tehran has successfully argued that if it is held accountable for terrorism then it will respond with terrorism.
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The question has important implications for who can be held accountable when a product proves to be damaged or dangerous.
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In the Biden Administration, this change will be reversed to ensure financial institutions are held accountable for serving all customers.
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Weaver told reporters that the city needs more resources and officials need to be held accountable for the lead levels.
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In the letter, Trump also said those in Myanmar responsible for instigating the crisis must be held accountable, said Karim.
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It came amid public anger that financial institutions were not being held accountable enough for their years of risk-taking.
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Going forward, those who contributed to the severity of this incident and failed to report it should be held accountable.
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Some of the victims of the nuclear disaster were hoping that someone would be held accountable for the plant's meltdown.
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Elected leaders cannot be held accountable if citizens don't know their policies and plans, and their progress in implementing them.
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The first three witnesses forcefully said the president should be held accountable for soliciting Ukrainian interference in the upcoming election.
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Aside from critiques of its anti-immigrant ethos, ICE also must be held accountable by Congress for its apparent mismanagement.
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Reporters will no longer be able to investigate public employees who should be held accountable as recipients of taxpayer dollars.
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And it should want to be held accountable because that builds credibility, which in this administration seems in short supply.
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If that's McConnell's position, then the members of his conference should have to vote on it and be held accountable.
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She believes someone must be held accountable for the trials, even if thalidomide was never approved in the United States.
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She believes someone must be held accountable for the trials, even if thalidomide was never approved in the United States.
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A federal political fix will not happen without making clear that politicians will be held accountable for betraying your privacy.
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And there's a reluctance to take risks when you're the only one who may catch mistakes or be held accountable.
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Those friends might have looked the other way at the time, but now — finally — they're beginning to be held accountable.
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The women said they do not think Trump will resign over the allegations but that he should be held accountable.
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And if all they can show for it is an impeachment process that didn't take, we will be held accountable.
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More importantly, how might it impact the belief that police will ever be held accountable for abuses of their power?
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The BBB believes tech companies like Facebook and Google need to be held accountable for enabling this type of fraud.
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Weaver-Gates pledged to pay everyone back and said that she wanted to be held accountable for her actions, Miller says.
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Any elected official that supports disenfranchising voters because of who they are or what they look like must be held accountable.
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"This investigation is continuing and the agents will be held accountable if they're CBP employees who did inappropriate things," he said.
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Trump can't be held accountable for everything crazy people do in his name, but he can — and absolutely should — condemn it.
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"It is clear that Iran will no longer be given a pass and will be held accountable for its illicit behavior."
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"Pyongyang will be held accountable," White House cybersecurity chief Tom Bossert wrote in an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal.
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The Trump team attacked the media as a way to deflect criticism, distract voters and attempt to avoid being held accountable.
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Negotiation topics will include how countries should measure and report emissions so they can be held accountable for meeting their goals.
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There was David, who said he wanted to send the message that whoever is in power needed to be held accountable.
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This bill will ensure that sexual predators can be held accountable for their actions and ideally prevent them from victimizing others.
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His office in a statement said the responsible parties could be held accountable for the pollution and costs for its remediation.
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"People deserve to feel comfortable that all entities that use personal information will be held accountable for protecting it," he wrote.
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The rationale was that manufacturers and dealers who follow the law should not be held accountable for the actions of criminals.
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"Even tonight sitting among you, there are those that need to be held accountable for their conduct against women," she continued.
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When you're held accountable, we become not a single survivor sharing an experience, but a chorus of voices striving for justice.
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We had little reason to believe that this time, finally, an officer would be held accountable for something so clearly criminal.
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While releasing this data is a first step in being publicly held accountable, it's no guarantee that such changes will happen.
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"We're serious about making sure that the people responsible for this manmade disaster are held accountable," said Bernadel Jefferson, a bishop.
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We've all been through a lot of stuff, but at least we're communicating and people are going to be held accountable.
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