Yes, police must be held accountable for their unlawful transgressions.
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The defendants will be held accountable for their alleged actions.
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Who is being held accountable for doing nothing since 20153?
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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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And for him being held accountable for what he did.
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They should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity.
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This way, they can be held accountable for these goals.
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You can't be held accountable for what you don't know.
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Foreign terrorist fighters must be held accountable for their actions.
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I think people should be held accountable for their crimes.
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We deserve politicians who are held accountable for their decisions.
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Regime officials need to be held accountable for their crimes.
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Agencies should certainly be held accountable for what they do.
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Why are our officials not held accountable for their actions?
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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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We make mistakes, and should be held accountable for them.
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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 for playing politics with women's health.
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They need to be held accountable for propaganda on their platform.
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When you're a governor, you're held accountable for everything you do.
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People should be held accountable for such statements and actions. Period.
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They have to be held accountable for actually removing the content.
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Donald Trump should be held accountable for his position on Muslims.
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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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These officers will be held accountable for the firm's privacy standards.
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No one will be held accountable for Ichiro's shame but himself.
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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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However, organizations are primarily held accountable for near-term financial results.
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Fox and the NFL should be held accountable for the show.
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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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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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Unlike Winslet, he has yet to be held accountable for his silence.
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Some of them have been at last held accountable for their actions.
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His anger at being held accountable for his own words and actions.
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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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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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"This oppressive regime must be held accountable for its actions," Paul added.
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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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Do you think nightclubs can be held accountable for drug-related deaths?
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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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And apps certainly can't be held accountable for everything their users claim.
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And they need to be held accountable for the problem they created.
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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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And when someone's to blame, they should be held accountable for their wrongdoing.
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"Tweets are powerful, and the President must be held accountable for every post."
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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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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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"They were arguing they shouldn't be held accountable for the runoff," he testified.
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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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And you're going to be held accountable for it if you haven't already.
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Someone, or indeed many someones, needs to be held accountable for this disaster.
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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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Clearly, there are many problems Big Tech needs to be held accountable for.
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She said she believed Ms. Conway should be held accountable for her actions.
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They don't want to say something they can be held accountable for later.
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Pagan broke the law and deserved to be held accountable for his crime.
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Do they expect to be held accountable for their actions now, at 217?
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What kind of man can and should be held accountable for sexual assault?
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And those who commit these would, and should, be held accountable for these actions.
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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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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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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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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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They were, more than ever before, held accountable for what happened on their campuses.
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The Post has advocated vigorously for Saudi Arabia be held accountable for Khashoggi's fate.
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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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You're responsible for your words and actions and you'll be held accountable for them.
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Instead, you have to allow yourself to be held accountable for what has happened.
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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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Those who are responsible for starting fires would be held accountable for their costs.
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Will anyone be held accountable for the lies and leaks that launched this farce?
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I hope that the State continues to be held accountable for the State's decisions.
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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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Device manufacturers should be held accountable for their devices' behaviors out in the wild.
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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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The Trump administration should be held accountable for their promises and their disingenuous actions.
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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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Data brokers should be held accountable for the negative externalities they inflict on society.
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Of course, my attacker will likely never be held accountable for what he did.
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But he's not the only one being held accountable for this complex, decades-long scheme.
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He tells CNN no one has been held accountable for the events of that night.
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Corporations should be held accountable for privacy failures even when the damage done is vague.
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When is this man going to be held accountable for his behavior over the years?
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The studio's creative leadership, however, can and should be held accountable for their decision-making.
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Section 230 protects platforms from being held accountable for the content of their users' posts.
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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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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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But if it was intentional misconduct, then they have to be held accountable for it.
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But men should be held accountable for acting on those feelings, however things work out.
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The mega-corporations responsible for privacy violations need to be held accountable for their actions.
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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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They also want to ensure ethics officers are held accountable for the advice they give.
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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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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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Who should be held accountable for the chemical weapons attack — a war crime — in Syria?
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Now, the company says, it can be held accountable for the origins of its products.
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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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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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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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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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Estonian head teachers have the autonomy to hire and fire and are held accountable for results.
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But, with the arrival of the #metoo movement, actors are being held accountable for such decisions.
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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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Chelsea Handler doesn't think comedians should be held accountable for their past material — including Kevin Hart.
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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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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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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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Suu Kyi must be held accountable for her crimes and stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize.
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If he has been engaged in improper activities, then he must be held accountable for that.
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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 will invite press scrutiny and she'll be held accountable for what happens there," he wrote.
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The Tiger Force commanders were never held accountable for what occurred, despite compelling evidence, he said.
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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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Critics said Mr. Rhodes had been allowed to leave without being held accountable for his actions.
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It remains unclear, however, whether Mr. Trump, as president, can be held accountable for that offense.
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I know I made a mistake, I just need to be held accountable for my actions.
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I want to know why the Sackler family has not been held accountable for their involvement.
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It stated that club management, and not players, would be held accountable for any such cheating.
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"We will be held accountable for what we allow to happen," he told the assembled pastors.
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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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When you're making it, you don't anticipate being held accountable for the rest of your life.
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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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" 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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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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"We're very pleased that the defendants will finally be held accountable for their appalling actions," she said.
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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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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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"All personnel are held accountable for their conduct irrespective of where they were born," the statement said.
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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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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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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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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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An animal welfare group urged that those responsible be held accountable for the killing of the crocodiles.
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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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That's not to say that technologies shouldn't be held accountable for the actions they afford their users.
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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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But the primary ways that a president is held accountable for his behavior are political, not legal.
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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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The regime has ruthlessly killed hundreds of protesters, and they should be held accountable for their actions.
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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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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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Vice President Mike Pence told them that Russia would be "held accountable" for its actions in Ukraine.
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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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I think politicians, public figures, and public servants need to be held accountable for their words and actions.
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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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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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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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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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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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The Syrians must work out their problems; President [Bashar] Assad must be held accountable for his war crimes.
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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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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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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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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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"Contracts are the only sure bet that your vendor can be held accountable for your agreement," she said.
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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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"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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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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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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His death has caused outrage among residents who say the officers should be held accountable for his death.
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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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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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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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"People should be held accountable for anything they do to hurt this country and this president," she said.
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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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In the end, there will be many, many more people held accountable for the heinous crimes Nassar committed.
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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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Just as important, his many enablers and supporters should be held accountable for their role in his campaign.
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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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Samantha Bee needs to be held accountable for her vile attack on Ivanka Trump and slur on all women.
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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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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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They weren't wrong to do so — companies have to be held accountable for the environmentally destructive decisions they make.
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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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They must be investigated by our Justice Department and the Clintons must finally be held accountable for their actions.
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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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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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When someone is held accountable for what could result in something negative, they will often rise to the occasion.
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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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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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"We owe it to the American people to ensure their government officials are held accountable for misconduct," Chaffetz said.
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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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The Senate is for the American people, and each senator should be held accountable for his or her actions.
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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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"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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Christians in the area complained that fewer Muslims were held accountable for the Poso religious violence than Christians were.
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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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But it does mean that when you say no, you're held accountable for where your aversion is coming from.
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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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As a result, the facility was not cited for any wrongdoing; only Kpingbah was held accountable for the assault.
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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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Entities like Facebook and Twitter need to be held accountable for the à la carte "alternative facts" they propagate.
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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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" 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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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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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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Still, this settlement brings some hope that the organizations responsible for enabling his crimes are held accountable for their actions.
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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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The real victims here are clearly creepy dudes who now have to be held accountable for being creeps toward women!
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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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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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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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Lawmakers have repeatedly complained that executives at Wells Fargo may not be held accountable for what happened at the bank.
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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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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 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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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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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 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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People who are held accountable for years of abuse frequently do—and their victims are not responsible for that suffering.
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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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Along with being nonpartisan, civil servants are, by tradition, not held accountable for the performance of their departments or agencies.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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The first three witnesses forcefully said the president should be held accountable for soliciting Ukrainian interference in the upcoming election.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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I realize that in some of these cases, laws were broken or circumvented and people should be held accountable for that.
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"Whether it's in print or something that we say, it matters, and we are held accountable for those words," he said.
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Vincent is being held accountable for his wayward brother, whom he claims is off somewhere in Vietnam fighting in the military.
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Why it works: It's a promise that you'll actually want to be held accountable for — and hopefully, your partner will reciprocate.
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Votel said the fighters were taken to government detention facilities and will be held accountable for any war crimes they committed.
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In one survey, just 19 percent of respondents said that decision makers are held accountable for their decisions in their organization.
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Of course, no one has been held accountable for the cost overrun, as this is Seattle, where mistakes get people promoted.
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Caddin's mother, Paulette Caddin-McRann, said at the bond hearing Sunday she wanted Campbell to be held accountable for his actions.
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While even children must be held accountable for their actions, every parent knows that children are not the same as adults.
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"TSA does not tolerate racist or offensive behavior and those found responsible will be held accountable for their actions," TSA said.
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While in Iraq and Afghanistan, I witnessed military officers and enlisted soldiers, at all ranks, being held accountable for their decisions.
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At the same time, mandatory E-Verify is a way to ensure that employers are held accountable for employing illegal aliens.
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Today, however, I am proud to see that times have changed and that men are being held accountable for their actions.
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Under the 1996 peace accord that ended the conflict, neither the military nor the guerrillas were held accountable for war crimes.
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"I probably have a better idea as to what the president has to be held accountable for than anyone," she said.
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On China, Timmons of the NAM advocacy group said U.S. manufacturers want to see Beijing held accountable for "distorted" trade practices.
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And, for the first time, that Kalanick and his executive team will actually be held accountable for their more questionable actions.
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The broad components of the EO include: Each cabinet official will be held accountable for the security of their agency's data.
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"Let's act on coal miner safety so people like Don Blankenship are held accountable for blatantly disregarding it," she tweeted Tuesday.
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"Some of those who should be held accountable for these changes have just not lived up to their responsibility," Regner said.
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But it's also a conversation about how much the president's supporters should be held accountable for his rhetoric and its implications.
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What do they really think about the conversations being had and the ways men are being held accountable for sexual misconduct?
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"They need to be held accountable for helping themselves and helping one another to carry on a huge system," Helm alleged.
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"It's about time that they be held accountable for their action," Mr. Cooke, 74, said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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"There is a very small percentage that fall short and must be held accountable for their individual actions," the statement said.
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Mohammed Zubair, a 19-year-old teacher living in the camps, said Myanmar "must be held accountable for the horrific crimes".
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"Today's lawsuit demands remedial action because Equifax needs to be held accountable for this massive and preventable catastrophic event," Fine said.
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Still, it is progress that they are even being held accountable for sex crimes against women that are too often ignored.
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These Democrats will be held accountable for playing politics instead of supporting a much needed tax cut for the middle class.
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If the president cannot be held accountable for indecent acts and is above reproach, what is the point of civil society?
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" When new information surfaces, Schiff said, "Republicans will be held accountable for abandoning a critical investigation of such vital national importance.
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With no oath of office or other pledge of confidentiality, how will she be held accountable for violation of secrecy rules?
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"It's vitally important for government officers to be held accountable for intentional misconduct," ACLU lawyer Hugh Handeyside said in an interview.
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Black women also set in motion the current climate in which powerful men are being publicly held accountable for sexual misconduct.
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When drugs are illegal, there is, by definition, no legal supply chain that can be held accountable for the drug's quality.
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At some point, Donald J. Trump must be held accountable for his decisions and actions as president of the United States.
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If presidents were held accountable for the integrity of athletic departments and the funds they spend, there would be no excuses.
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Should adults — especially elected officials — be held accountable for all of their actions, no matter how long ago they took place?
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They want to maintain some federal oversight to ensure that state and local school officials are held accountable for disadvantaged students.
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We further request that Kaler and Coyle offer an apology and demand that these leaders are held accountable for their actions.
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As part of that, Trump stressed that federal agencies' chiefs would be held accountable for intrusions on their computers and networks.
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They both said the right things in their respective apologies, but both deserve to be held accountable for their horribly offensive comments.
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In a recent poll, 3.33 percent of Americans said they want drug companies to be held accountable for worsening the opioid crisis.
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Politicians across the country are increasingly being held accountable for a whole range of bad behavior, including sexual misconduct and physical abuse.
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"The Big Tech companies need to be held accountable for their actions, and that's why we need Tulsi in the White House!"
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This is perfectly legitimate stuff and if a guy wants leak information through a reporter, he should be held accountable for it.
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However, the spokesperson said the new guidelines are intended to make it clear riders will also be held accountable for their actions.
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Adding value from the beginning, the technology and the people engaging with it need to be held accountable for outcomes of work.
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They are especially fearful a regime change could see them held accountable for any involvement in corruption or gross human rights violations.
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He also has no legislative record to scrutinize, unlike senators and governors who are actually held accountable for their positions and votes.
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MacNamara tells PEOPLE that while no charges have been filed yet, someone at some point will be held accountable for Adam's death.
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Trump also told pool reporters that "maybe the world" should be held accountable for Khashoggi's murder, because it's a "very vicious place."
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"It is time Facebook is held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal information," Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.
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If the board ultimately rules McDonald's is a joint employer, corporations would be held accountable for what happens at individual chain locations.
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How can countries dealing with ISIS members protect the homeland and ensure that these extremists are held accountable for their crimes abroad,?
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I'll continue pushing for answers at the DoD and any federal agency that must be held accountable for waste, fraud and abuse.
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Before it reaches that point, there should be more stages at which companies hold themselves or are held accountable for fair treatment.
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"They're never held accountable for their screw up because they're not around when the screw up is discovered by us," he said.
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" It also maintains Russia "must be held accountable for its actions" and calls for the "immediate and full implementation of mandatory sanctions.
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"Even tonight, sitting among you, there are those who still have to be held accountable for their conduct against women," she said.
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"But impeachment isn't supposed to be the only way that a President can be held accountable for committing a crime," she continued.
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Sorry that we live in a time where it seems no one is willing to be held accountable for choices and actions.
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There have been some in Congress who have kept up the fight in getting those held accountable for starting a deadly program.
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As we learned in our recent poll, college and universities are open to being held accountable for the outcomes of their students.
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"All institutions that fall short will be held accountable for violations of federal law," DeVos, a Michigan native, said in a statement.
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This isn't the first time the Hardball anchor wasn't held accountable for controversial comments, particularly things he's said to and about women.
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Ms. Gabralla also said there was no indication that Mr. Gosh would be held accountable for the intelligence service's brutality and abuses.
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"But impeachment isn't supposed to be the only way that a President can be held accountable for committing a crime," she wrote.
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Many senators also want Saudi Arabia held accountable for the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at a Saudi consulate in Turkey.
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Democrats believe the Trump White House must be held accountable for continuing to flout the US Constitution and act above the law.
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The real issue is whether a respected judge can be held accountable for a drunken sexual assault he made as a teenager.
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"It's beyond shameful to use the word 'lynching' to describe being held accountable for your actions," wrote former Housing Secretary Julián Castro.
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Tiffany had written in court documents that she believed her husband might kill her if he wasn't held accountable for his abuse.
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Facebook explains that it can't be held accountable for the material shared on its site because it is not a news organization.
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At long last, the drug companies and foreign countries will be held accountable for how they rigged the system against American consumers.
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Multiple lawmakers have called for officials to be held accountable for the false alert, which sparked confusion across the islands on Saturday.
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"This settlement ensures that McKinsey is held accountable for its conduct," said DOJ U.S. Trustee Program Director Cliff White in the statement.
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Meanwhile several states have taken steps to ensure that Purdue Pharma is held accountable for its alleged role in fueling the epidemic.
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Congress should also task the FAA with increasing enforcement so that those who violate Part 22019 are held accountable for their actions.
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Parents were blamed, the girls were blamed, greedy agents were blamed; everyone but Kelly was held accountable for his alleged sex crimes.
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The latest audit found personnel do not always safeguard sensitive assets, and were not always held accountable for failing to do so.
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The authority has also directed all humanitarian organizations to reject U.S. funding out of fear of being held accountable for personal jurisdiction.
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But the #MeToo movement has not shown consensus that abusers in all walks of life ought to be held accountable for misconduct.
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The news story sparked a furor among powerful generals, who, throughout the country's history, have never been held accountable for their actions.
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I want to know whether anyone or the facility will be held accountable for creating the conditions that led to her passing.
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" Some warnings about Congressional consultation and escalation: Senator Tim Kaine: "Assad is a brutal dictator who must be held accountable for his actions.
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Sidewalk Labs doesn't include a fiduciary obligation in its proposal, instead describing how companies could be legally held accountable for breach of contract.
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I've been held accountable for six years as the governor of New Jersey and with a Democratic legislature, I've gotten conservative things done.
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They want to see powerful men held accountable for their actions, and they want to be the ones who hold them to it.
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Critics of the sheriff, including the governor, have said that Mr. Israel should be held accountable for his failed leadership of the department.
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Four Democratic senators, including Ed Markey of Massachusetts, sponsored legislation that would require Equifax and other data brokers be held accountable for errors.
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The most privileged among us got to chuckle about the injustices of our time without being held accountable for their role in it.
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Parker then sidestepped Mashable's question about whether there is a double standard in Hollywood regarding who is held accountable for their past transgressions.
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Mr. Rubio, he said, "never had to make a decision of any consequence at all that he's had to be held accountable for."
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The thing is, she's not wrong about Cyrus needing to be held accountable for a great many things -- Amanda Tanner (Liza Weil), anyone?
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"We want Bashar al-Assad to be held accountable for all of his crimes, no matter the weapons that he uses," he said.
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"So we're at the position now where in some areas of our society, people are being held accountable for unwanted behavior," said Leeds.
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Those who launched this disruption of the presidency on the basis of questionable evidence and procedures should be held accountable for their actions.
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"It is time Facebook is held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal information," state Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.
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All United States laws must be brought in line with international standards if the police are to be held accountable for their actions.
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He should be held accountable for this habitual lawbreaking, and his failure of leadership should disqualify him from consideration for secretary of Labor.
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In a blow to Amazon, a U.S. appeals court ruled that the mega-retailer can be held accountable for faulty third-party sales.
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"I hope that power-holders are held accountable for their roles in causing the climate crisis," Gonen wrote in an email to Insider.
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As leader of the WHO, Tedros should be held accountable for his role in mismanaging efforts to control the spread of the virus.
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American media needs to be held accountable for reporting on what happened in Gaza and on what is happening to Palestinians every day.
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There was no bargain over who should be held accountable for which of the 3,600 or so deaths, and who should receive immunity.
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Besides these brazen charges of graft against al-Bashir, many protesters want to see the former dictator held accountable for more serious crimes.
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"Drivers are rarely held accountable for recklessly taking lives on New York City streets," said Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives.
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We need to ensure that companies are held accountable for their products and services, and that those affected by insecurity can recover damages.
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" Mr. Gengo added, "Wanting somebody to be held accountable for their actions doesn't mean you want them to be killed in the street.
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The Sudanese government has now offered the possibility that al-Bashir could finally be held accountable for his campaign of terror in Darfur.
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It's true that Helen can't reasonably be held accountable for Vik's infidelity, or for not knowing Priya's life story without having been told.
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Big media needs to be held accountable for its role in creating and supporting the disturbing culture that today causes so much suffering.
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I personally love that sellers are held accountable for timely shipping because nobody likes to wait a long time for items to arrive.
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"The system failed these men, there should be people held accountable for not assuring that laws in place were not followed," Raleigh said.
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In a Bernie Sanders administration, executives will be held accountable for breaches of consumer privacy and prosecuted if there is evidence of negligence.
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Trump's allies are trying to discredit Mueller to insulate the president from being held accountable for the misconduct Mueller might bring to light.
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The acting United States attorney for Massachusetts, William D. Weinreb, said Mr. Cadden was being held accountable for serious crimes, despite the acquittals.
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Last year's trial was seen by many Chicagoans as a referendum on whether officers could ever be held accountable for taking a life.
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Publishers are racing to turn the Mueller report into a book OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma is being held accountable for the opioid epidemic
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If an abuser can claim that what he did is no big deal, then he can't be blamed or held accountable for it.
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"We want the administration to be held accountable for their actions," said Joanie Ellen, an MFA student who was part of the protest.
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The form and content of political ads are largely unregulated — unlike commercial ads, where advertisers can be held accountable for the claims they make.
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Thanks to local law enforcement, the Children' Advocacy Center and the families of these victims, Ashley Pruitt is being held accountable for her actions.
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There is something rotten at the heart of the Border Patrol and the entire agency must be held accountable for its toxic, bigoted culture.
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The problem, however, is that companies are only held accountable for complying with these rules if they are investigated or prosecuted for federal crimes.
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" 2020 candidate Julián Castro said in a tweet, "It's beyond shameful to use the word 'lynching' to describe being held accountable for your actions.
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As large pharmaceutical companies are held accountable for overprescribing opioids like oxycodone and hydrocodone, the natural or semisynthetic opioids are largely unavailable for prescriptions.
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Other subjects attended Beauval Indian Residential School in Battleford, where at least one person has been held accountable for numerous instances of sexual abuse.
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"I would have liked to see Jake held accountable for some of the abusive content he filmed with kids," Nerd City tells The Verge.
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"Commanders, officers will be held accountable for failing to exercise command and control," he said, warning failure to prevent atrocities could result in prosecution.
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He is mourned, but his death doesn't launch him into the kind of martyrdom that exempts him from being held accountable for his actions.
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An overwhelming majority of Americans want pharmaceutical companies to be held accountable for the opioid epidemic, according to a new NPR and Ipsos poll.
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Palm Beach Zoo was not held accountable for Konwiser's death due to the safety procedures they had in place, reports the Palm Beach Post.
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Given the fact that men have been increasingly held accountable for their actions, Porter believes that the next step is to move forward — together.
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Now, he said, they're trying to figure out how customers like Switter will be affected, and how Cloudflare will be held accountable for them.
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She said that while she sympathized "with the anxiety expressed in these letters," Mr. Milken should only be held accountable for his own offenses.
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"Lewis Bennett will now be held accountable for his wife's death," said Tom James, acting special agent in charge for the FBI in Miami.
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The court ruled that the ICC could be not be held accountable for the suicide of the man, a teacher in western Maharashtra state.
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In outlining his tougher stance, Trump said Tehran must also be held accountable for advancing its ballistic missile program and its regional political role.
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Robinette told Kelly the allegedly abusive male family member was never held accountable for his actions, and was instead protected by their older relatives.
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German prosecutors decided earlier this year that nobody other than Lubitz could be held accountable for the crash and repeated that stance this week.
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"We want the community to know that we're looking to make sure that the individual involved in this is held accountable for his actions."
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Companies like Equifax, who—for the record—haven't really been punished, should be held accountable for breaches continually, not just when the breach happens.
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From their response, there was no indication they would do better or make sure drivers are held accountable for their actions in the future.
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Gallatin County authorities should show that politicians will be held accountable for attacks against journalists who are merely trying to keep the public informed.
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"Today's order confirms that Equifax is not above the law and can be held accountable for violating the rights of Massachusetts consumers," she said.
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Under the previous ruling, franchisors may be considered joint employers and required to bargain with unions or be held accountable for franchisees' labor practices.
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They are mostly resigned to the idea that officers will never be held accountable for what the students see as mistreatment of black people.
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It is a concerted effort to undermine, discredit or control information itself, to ensure that he cannot be held accountable for his own actions.
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But the court must also ensure that communities are held accountable for the affordable housing they failed to allow during those years of resistance.
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Just like Petraeus, people on parole have made bad decisions for which they continue to be held accountable for years or even decades later.
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They must be investigated and held accountable: for leaving little ones gasping for air, for leaving parents without children and for rendering children orphans.
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When asked about her comments on Wednesday, Harris somewhat softened her stance, though she maintained that Trump should be "held accountable" for his actions.
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Reed, who was held accountable for at least 50 grams of crack and five kilograms of coke, argued for relief due to the revision.
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It is past time perpetrators are held accountable for well-documented war crimes that haunt survivors and the families of victims to this day.
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Under the law, if a conspiracy is eventually established, all of its participants can be held accountable for the actions of its separate members.
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Accountability There should be a common set of standards by which companies are held accountable for the use and impact of their A.I. technology.
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Nobody has been held accountable for Beddie's murder—and her's is far from the only case to go cold with more questions than answers.
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Laith Hani, 46, said protesters should not be blamed for the violence; instead, politicians should be held accountable for the poor quality of life.
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It's vital that Alex Padilla is held accountable for his failed program of voter registration through the D.M.V. affecting approximately a hundred thousand Californians.
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Such significant military decisions require public debate to force presidents and their generals to justify their decisions and be held accountable for the consequences.
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But for now, the uncertainty continues to imperil both the Affordable Care Act and the politicians who could be held accountable for any failure.
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Any wish to send a message about how even celebrities are held accountable for crimes, his lawyer said, was irrelevant in Mr. Sartorio's case.
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Finally, judges need to be held accountable for how they use the risk assessments – particularly in jurisdictions where they are elected by popular vote.
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" Marc Benioff, chief executive of the online software maker Salesforce, said the social network "needs to be held accountable for propaganda on its platform.
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"Violent crime offenders should be held accountable for the crimes they have committed against victims and their families," a statement from the group said.
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The fierce, unwavering Ms. Argento added that there were those in the auditorium who needed to be held accountable for their conduct toward women.
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For Musk's critics, the defamation trial was a barometer: Could a powerful man with virtually unlimited resources be held accountable for his shitty behavior?
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No one has been held accountable for the massacre of members of the Communist Party of Indonesia and their sympathizers in 1965 and 1966.
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They contended that she was employed only by her boss, Justice Douglas Hoffman, and therefore only he could be held accountable for her accusations.
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On an equal playing field, and through a moderator, Ms. Coulter would have fielded tough questions and have been held accountable for answering them.
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" Ryan continued, "It's important for us to help lead the international community to making sure that people are held accountable for these mass atrocities.
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Eventually, those in power will be held accountable for their actions, whether they live in Wisconsin or (one can hope) in the White House.
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He also asked that the Giants be held accountable for the lies that led to his indictment on federal charges that ruined his business.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Iran will be held accountable for lives lost in attacks on any U.S. facilities.
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"Unfortunately, a huge and grave mistake was made and I assure them that those responsible will be held accountable for this," he told Fox.
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To this day, no one player from the 1998 team has been named, or held accountable, for what happened the morning of February 19.
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They are trying to normalize something that is not normal, because if they can normalize it, they can't be held accountable for their terrible acts.
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Pearce Tefft said his son's views were not learned at home and he hopes that the family will not be held accountable for Peter's actions.
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The initiative comes amid a national reckoning as men are held accountable for their sexual misconduct, particularly while in high-profile positions in the workplace.
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Scalise also wanted to know if the person who made a mistake in suspending Diamond and Silk's Facebook page was held accountable for the mistake.
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On Wednesday, protesters gathered outside of the governor's mansion for a rally, demanding that Northam be held accountable for his actions and leave his position.
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Death at the hands of the police is just the start of a machine meant to keep officers from being held accountable for their actions.
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That's the specific part of the DMCA which immunizes online service providers (like YouTube) from being held accountable for the copyright infringement of its users.
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Verizon, in particular, was held accountable for the internet's "small heart attack" (the BGP routing leak.) Cloudflare pushed for better industry standards and routing security.
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Due to federal laws, Corey was held accountable for all "reasonably foreseeable" quantities of drugs attributed to the five other people involved in the conspiracy.
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He didn't win because he was never able to be truly held accountable for his actions and lack of responsibility in hopes of maybe rehabilitating.
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"We think they need to be held accountable for thousands of releases of dangerous pollution into the community," said Luke Metzger, director of Environment Texas.
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The Republicans are behaving like a party that believes it will never be held accountable for anything they're doing, and so far they haven't been.
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Yes, Jefferson participated in the violent and dehumanizing institution of slavery and, as a man of great intellect, he should be held accountable for that.
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In Trump, they are reaping exactly what they have sown—they should be held accountable for that, not given a plum spot in the resistance.
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Amid the latest wave of sexual harassment allegations, you might conclude, with some relief, that predators are finally being held accountable for long-repressed abuse.
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NBC News reported Mia Irizarry said Friday that she wanted the officer, Patrick Connor, held accountable for failing to intervene while she was being harassed.
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It also stiffens penalties for existing extremism statutes, and extends the list of crimes that minors (14 years or older) can be held accountable for.
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In addition to learning hands-on shipboard engineering and being held accountable for my performance by professional mariners, I sailed to ports around the world.
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"I am relieved that with the help of the FBI these politicians will be held accountable for their self serving and criminal actions!" he wrote.
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Flint Mayor Karen Weaver told reporters Wednesday that the city needs more funding and that officials need to be held accountable for the water crisis.
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As the industry matures, it's becoming clear that it must be held accountable for a lack of diversity and a sometimes toxic and misogynistic culture.
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Any person who creates and fosters an environment where these heinous acts occur must be held accountable for a woeful lack of guidance and morality.
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Despite the financial debacles that resulted in the largest economic crisis of our lifetime, few on Wall Street were held accountable for their egregious malfeasance.
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Even though police regularly appear to use excessive force — especially in Baltimore, as the Justice Department report makes clear — they're rarely held accountable for it.
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That he will not do so disappointed Garner's family and supporters, who have waited years for officers to be held accountable for Eric Garner's death.
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He said the verdict proved to the city and the country that a white police officer can be held accountable for killing a black person.
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All of a sudden, powerful men were being held accountable for hurting women and dozens of high profile sexual abusers were ejected from their jobs.
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"Russia and Iran must be held accountable for their aggression that undermines our national security, and global stability," Royce said in a statement to Politico.
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Some in Peru's Congress had argued that Mr. Kuczynski should be held accountable for receiving the funds, and voted last week to begin impeachment proceedings.
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Mr. Cuomo has complained that the creation of the authority was "diabolical" and intended to keep elected officials from being held accountable for tough decisions.
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China, which considers itself the leader of the world's developing countries, is goading the rich world to pony up — and be held accountable for it.
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"With this guilty plea, justice has been done, and Beltrán Leyva will be held accountable for his crimes," Attorney General Lynch said in the statement.
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And then you have a billion or so other things that he can't control but will be held accountable for responding to, like natural disasters.
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Biden called for the repeal of internet laws that shield Facebook and other platforms from being held accountable for the content of users&apos posts.
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As evening fell in San Juan, several hundred people gathered to demand the governor's resignation and that local officials be held accountable for any wrongdoing.
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The report cited a 2017 memo in which Manfred warned teams that managers and general managers would be held accountable for any electronic sign-stealing.
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And until the company is held accountable for the misuses of its products in some meaningful way, it's hard to see how that will improve.
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Why it matters: The case is set to test a 2005 law protecting weapons manufacturers from being held accountable for crimes committed by gun buyers.
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Nevertheless, the sentence marked the first time in the country's history that a military dictator has been held accountable for his actions while in power.
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" Parlatore said that he hopes that Green is held accountable for his actions and had previously called on Trump to dismiss Green due to "insubordination.
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The former Clinton staffer listed several ways Trump could be held accountable for his actions but warned that the best way involves waiting until 2020.
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"DHS and its partner agencies must be held accountable for rampant complaints of sexual assault, abuse and harassment within their immigrant detention facilities," said Grijalva.
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"Candidates need to be held accountable for supporting DeVos' radical, dangerous and unpopular agenda to make schools about profits instead of helping kids," she said.
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"Someone, or indeed many someones, needs to be held accountable for this disaster," Catholic commentator Ross Douthat wrote in the New York Times last month.
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"Algorithms need to be monitored and tested, their impact assessed, and those who create and use them to be held accountable for that impact," he adds.
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Dodging is another special power; such as how you dodged repeat requests from international parliamentarians to be held accountable for major data misuse and security breaches.
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They're also being held accountable for it through outside influences, such as a new law in California that mandates there be female directors at public companies.
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The Quadriga situation highlighted a regulatory vacuum for the cryptocurrency industry in Canada and raised questions about who would be held accountable for any potential losses.
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Speaking to reporters in Paris, Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir dismissed the lawsuit and said the Houthis should be held accountable for the war in Yemen.
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We will not allow these reprehensible acts to go unanswered, and we will ensure that the President and his Administration are held accountable for their misdeeds.
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And while they saw during criminal proceedings that a husband could be held accountable for violence against his wife, they saw something different in family court.
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"Even tonight, sitting among you, there are those who still have to be held accountable for their conduct against women," Argento told the black-tie ceremony.
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"Companies that choose to violate the sanctions ... we will pursue and we will ensure they are held accountable for the violations they engage in," he said.
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How, if at all, should doctors and nurses be held accountable for their actions in the most desperate of circumstances, especially when their government fails them?
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It's only recently that powerful men are being held accountable for their actions because it's only recently that an overwhelming amount of people started believing women.
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Xinhua added that owners of polluting firms or slack local officials would be held accountable for any environmental damage and could be prosecuted for criminal liability.
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The complaint accuses Boeing of putting "profits over safety" and said the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration must also be held accountable for certifying the 737 MAX.
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Some are even wanted in their homelands, with outstanding extradition requests to remove them from the U.S. so they can be held accountable for their crimes.
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We have to challenge how we got here and make sure people understand that there are people, right now, who can be held accountable for it.
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It has become a source of vulnerability: a bank may be held accountable for any transaction even if only as a link in a long chain.
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Wardlaw claims she did not want the man to be fired, but felt Thomas should be held accountable for using the N-word, she told WJTV.
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For some observers, the renewed spotlight on the tip highlights the way the government has not been held accountable for an investigation that was obviously inadequate.
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A TriMet official said they don't know why the protesters who started the camp can't be held accountable for the costs associated with cleaning the area.
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The statistics make the outcome of Scott's death all the more remarkable: For once, a police officer is being held accountable for excessive use of force.
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Thursday's complaint accuses Boeing of putting "profits over safety" and said the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration must also be held accountable for certifying the 737 MAX.
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As she put it to WBEZ, you don't typically see people "give up $10,000 of their hard earned money" unless they're being held accountable for something.
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"The mayor believes big polluters must be held accountable for their contributions to climate change and the damage it will cause New York City," Stein said.
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"I want Intel to be held accountable for the fact that they agreed to something with shareholders and they backed off of that agreement," she said.
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" She said she wants Snyder and others in his administration to be "prosecuted and put in jail," held accountable for what she calls a "manmade disaster.
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"If there is any Qatari who are involved in financing any terrorist organization, he will be held accountable for the wrongdoing he has done," he said.
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At the heart of the issue is corporate responsibility—should technology companies be held accountable for the widening inequality created, as many claim, by their presence?
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Now in Europe, online media outlets will be held accountable for the content that users post on the internet, which has huge IRL implications as well.
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But the system is still largely broken — so much so that when something goes wrong, it's not really surprising no one is held accountable for it.
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In July, following Farrow's first New Yorker story about Moonves' history of alleged sexual misconduct, Colbert himself demanded his boss be held "accountable" for his actions.
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Placing these investigations within the jurisdiction of the ethics committees suggests that the Senate wants to ensure that no member is ever held accountable for misconduct.
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Under the settlement, Facebook must establish a board-level independent privacy committee and designate "compliance officers," who will be held accountable for the firm's privacy standards.
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By equal margins, voters believe sanctuary jurisdictions must be held accountable for crimes committed by people who were released into the community because of those policies.
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State-level enforcement is often the only way the worst of the worst corporate criminals are held accountable for fraud that weakens our entire financial system.
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Yet virtually no one has been held accountable for the pain, suffering, and loss inflicted by the architects of the Iraq War and the Great Recession.
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But apart from one specific case and a handful of firings or demotions, no individuals have been held accountable for mass rapes, killings and village burnings.
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It wants the military held accountable for alleged killings, looting and rape, and the release from jails of "innocent Rohingya" picked up in counter-insurgency operations.
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There is little doubt that if private insurance providers are not held accountable for their actions, we will witness the continued extinction of America's rural communities.
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She had years of experience and helped modernize the agency's use of force manual, vastly changing how agents used force and were held accountable for it.
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More than 40 government officials, including seven at the provincial level, have been held accountable for the scandal, some of whom have been sacked, Xinhua said.
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"I am still not satisfied that the responsible parties have been held accountable for the failure of the agency to address known security vulnerabilities," said Rep.
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"Other commanders should take notice that they, too, can be held accountable for rapes and other serious abuses committed by troops under their control," she said.
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"It's a new day because Harvey Weinstein has finally been held accountable for crimes he committed," Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance said at a news conference.
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Capricorn is ruled by Saturn and expects each person in a relationship to be held accountable for what they do or don't bring to the table.
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"Russia and Iran must be held accountable for their aggression that undermines our national security, and global stability," Royce said in a statement for this story.
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Company leaders should be held accountable for creating fair opportunities for women to advance, especially women of color whose representation in executive positions is even lower.
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"The Tatmadaw acts with complete impunity and has never been held accountable for the violations of international law it is consistently involved in," the report said.
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This is not to say that Muslims who ask for freedom in the West must be held accountable for the lack of freedom in "Islamic" states.
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"But we do want the oil and gas industry to act responsibly environmentally, and we want them to be held accountable for the damage they've created."
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However, I do believe people mature, but they should still be held accountable for what they have done and how their actions have affected people's lives.
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I'm talking about athletic commissions, I'm talking drug testing facilities, I'm talking Bellator, I'm talking Spike TV. Everybody has to be held accountable for their job.
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Salah Abbas Habib Musa, a protest leader, was shot by the police during the weekend of the race, and nobody was held accountable for his death.
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The DEA, medical boards and attorneys general must be held accountable for what happens to patients—including people with addiction—when they crack down on doctors.
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Opponents said Saudi Arabia should be held accountable for human rights abuses, including the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at a Saudi consulate in Turkey.
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"This past year we have seen powerful men in Hollywood and elsewhere finally held accountable for sexual assault," Crews said in his opening statement, according to Vulture.
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Hardly anyone is held accountable for the thousands of seafarers, fishermen and migrants who die every year because of unsafe vessels, territorial disputes and violence aboard ships.
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Republicans have long been more deferential to Trump on China -- a country they agree should be held accountable for intellectual property theft and other unfair trading practices.
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While individuals should be held accountable for their actions, it's clear that those ugly forces fostered a kind of morally blind anarchy that fueled the bloody riots.
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"Executives who abuse their positions as leaders of major corporations to organize criminal activity must be held accountable for their actions," wrote Baer, the Assistant Attorney General.
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Yes, you read that correctly — there are folks on the internet who think a grown man can't make his own decisions or be held accountable for them!
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Since Raisman came forward as a survivor of Nassar's abuse, she has been tenaciously pushing for the organizations to be held accountable for their role in it.
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The fashion world should be held accountable for its own diversity woes, not the public figures who've overcome extraordinary barriers to get to where they are today.
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She said Hasson's gun collection was not extraordinarily large, and that he should not be held accountable for writing disturbing emails which he ultimately did not send.
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" Crooks hopes that "we will hold Mr. Trump to the same standard as Harvey Weinstein and the other men who were held accountable for their reprehensible behavior.
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"If something like that happened in my own business, I would expect to be held accountable for it," said Lemonis, who is the CEO of Camping World.
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That's bad, but what makes the statistic even more disturbing is that thousands of these killings are by police, who are often not held accountable for them.
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Equal justice requires that both illegal immigrants and their employers be held accountable for the very real and very serious harm that they cause to innocent Americans.
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Management has a clearly articulated five-year vision statement, which is continually being revised, addressing system goals and initiatives, and local management is held accountable for performance.
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Others demand the coalition be held accountable for the many civilian deaths, and those deaths are likely to give rise to greater radicalization in the years ahead.
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Xinhua also reported that more than 40 government officials, including seven at the provincial level, have been held accountable for the scandal and some have been sacked.
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Clinton "wants to be held accountable for that commitment," Leibenluft said, one that she's preaching to voters would get through in the near immediacy of her presidency.
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But researchers like Ferrucci are posing a more fundamental question: Are we ourselves willing to be held accountable for decisions we base on those of a computer?
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And others may be held accountable for faulty training and failure to quickly understand that the boats were on the wrong navigation path and headed for Iran.
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"It's not lawful to profiteer and breach the trust of New Mexico consumers, and Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche will be held accountable for their deceptions," Balderas said.
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"While this is certainly an imperfect resolution, today's proceeding ensures that these five defendants will be held accountable for their criminal actions," Polite told a news conference.
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They don't know that fewer than a third of their employees feel all employees are held accountable for their work, regardless of their position in the company.
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One of the many sidebar conversations during the 2016 election was about women being held accountable for the thoughts and actions of the men in their lives.
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Mike Ashley, the billionaire founder of Sports Direct, must be held accountable for working practices that treated the retailer's employees without dignity or respect, UK lawmakers say.
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The companies, held accountable for the first time, started to take small steps to increase diversity — such as changing their interview processes and hosting unconscious bias trainings.
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So it's awesome — a huge step — to know that they will be held accountable for the lack of planning and the stand-down order that they received.
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While most actors in the drug pricing debates are held accountable, for too long PBMs have been able to remain unchallenged because of their disconnect from consumers.
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"The government should be held accountable for the mess it's made and offer detailed rationales for why they deemed this parent inappropriate to release to," Young said.
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"They sent a clear message that the Kremlin would not be held accountable for interfering in the 2016 election," he said of Flynn and Kislyak's alleged discussions.
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But the two men said they still believe Powell should be held accountable for allowing the officer to continue to work with the force after the incident.
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As part of his post, Coffman argued that someone in the administration should be held accountable for the separation of at least 2,300 children from their parents.
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They are considering changes to California's strict liability standard for utilities, which are held accountable for damages caused by their equipment even if negligence was not involved.
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Why it matters: At a time when men in power across all industries are being held accountable for disparaging or disrespecting women, repercussions for Lewis are unclear.
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The Trumpian defense is that no political leader can fairly be held accountable for the acts of followers like Sayoc, much less of avowed opponents like Bowers.
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" Mr. Byford said, "I need to be allowed to get on with what needs to be done, and I'm very happy to be held accountable for that.
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"ConEd must be held accountable for the multitude of issues with their infrastructure that are too frequently impacting the lives of millions of New Yorkers," he said.
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At Bonn, negotiators will be discussing how to make these pledges more rigorous and transparent, so that countries can more readily be held accountable for their actions.
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After listening to the arguments from both sides, the compelling and overwhelming evidence presented left no doubt that the President must be held accountable for his behavior.
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"Mwamposa tried to flee after this incident, but we arrested him in Dar es Salaam ... he will be held accountable for causing this tragedy," the minister said.
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Businesses would not be held accountable for the deaths of birds caused by oil spills, wind turbines or the use of illegal pesticides, according to the Times.
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Section 2303 is a piece of legislation introduced in the 1996 Communications Decency Act that protects platforms from being held accountable for the speech of their users.
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But we've seen time and time again that the harm to sexual assault survivors matters less than the harm to powerful men held accountable for their actions.
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In addition to protecting individual investors, securities class actions are often the only way bad actors are held accountable for fraud that weakens our entire financial system.
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But she did say that private schools needed to be held accountable for better outcomes for students, the same demand that she has made on public schools.
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Facebook and Twitter should be held accountable for knowingly letting people spread misinformation, but poking more holes in Section 230 isn't the way to go about it.
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Should its creator still be held accountable for that material, and what if anything is owed to audiences who may have been offended or hurt by it?
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The Quadriga CX situation highlights a regulatory vacuum for the cryptocurrency industry in Canada and raises questions about who would be held accountable for any potential losses.
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Puerto Ricans are citizens of this country, and they cannot be held accountable for the egregious actions of elected officials and the contractors working on their behalf.
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But lawmakers "can't be legally held accountable for their official actions by any other tribunal," said Kel McClanahan, executive director of the National Security Counselors law firm.
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"The United States continues to call for those responsible for the horrific crimes that were committed in Darfur to be held accountable for those actions," Palladino said.
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Campaigners such as Amnesty International say it is extremely rare for troops to be held accountable for alleged abuses, or for such allegations to be investigated transparently.
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"I think people are going to realize that they are going to be held accountable for their actions in a way that they weren't before," he said.
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A 17-year old should be held accountable for their actions, and be able to understand consent, because consent is simply part of a decent human being.
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In the question posed about if people should be held accountable for their actions even if they took place a long time ago, I think they should.
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Sanders, he says, as a progressive leader, needs to be held accountable for his support of farmers who slaughter animals, or contribute to their slaughter for food.
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"China strongly urges the Canadian side to immediately release the detained Huawei executive ... or face grave consequences that the Canadian side should be held accountable for," Le said.
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"Volkswagen must be held accountable for its false and misleading promotion and sales of its vehicles in the Commonwealth," Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear said in a statement.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said in a statement the Syrian regime "must be held accountable" for its "horrific act," but also said Trump should have sought congressional approval.
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Many observers on the left — including me — celebrated Omar's interrogation of Abrams as a rare example of a US foreign policy official being held accountable for past sins.
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"These defendants must be held accountable for their role in the opioid epidemic that has ravaged our state and claimed so many lives," Healey said in a statement.
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"I want the school to be held accountable for what happened because it shouldn't have been handled the way it was handled," Talbot told the local television station.
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" It said that two years later no military commanders had been held accountable for these and other crimes under international law and that the government "notoriously denies responsibility.
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We're working with authorities on this matter and will do everything possible to make sure this individual and any other individuals involved are held accountable for their actions.
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The council noted that there were other ways that a judge could be held accountable for preappointment conduct, including through a state bar disciplinary system or in Congress.
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"Global Citizen's ongoing campaigning efforts then focus on ensuring these commitments are actually delivered upon and that politicians and partners are held accountable for their promises," he said.
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And the skills that businesses say they most want, such as collaboration, are not assessed and consequently given little attention when schools are held accountable for test scores.
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Many legal actions have been launched, some of which raise a hard question: to what extent can government officials be held accountable for their actions on the job?
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Insecure star and comedian Amanda Seales is among the celebrities coming forward and demanding that R. Kelly be held accountable for the allegations of sexual abuse against him.
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"After keeping this buried for nearly eight months, and seeing this man continue to succeed and not be held accountable for his actions, I've had enough," Meshke wrote.
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Back in May, Mary Kathryn Nagle, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, attorney, and playwright, told MSNBC that Trump should be held accountable for his comments.
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And for that, it may be time for rethinking how companies are held accountable for breaches, and how they should look to keeping more secure in the future.
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Details: The 2016 Democratic presidential candidate also told graduates should the administration should be held accountable for its refusal to cooperate with Congress and for ignoring Mueller's findings.
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"I want the person to know that we will be persistent in our efforts to identify you so that you are held accountable for your actions," Bond said.
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Michael Valor, the group's 23-year-old president and founder, stressed in a series of videos that Z-Burger should not be held accountable for the controversial tweet.
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Speaking of being held accountable for one's actions, Moorehead's Tweetstorm caused a four-star wide receiver to decommit, and it caused other recruits to stop considering A&M.
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Only those who meet the highest standards should be entrusted with this authority, and any who abuse it should be held accountable for violation of this public trust.
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This trail sees Troy appealing to all of Winchester's cultural sets: he promises the Black students that Pastiche will be held accountable for continued acts of racial hostility.
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" "These individuals broke the law and committed fraud in order to spread lies about Planned Parenthood and today they're going to be held accountable for breaking those laws.
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In Monteverde's opinion, the Kardashians should be held accountable for cashing in on an archaic version of gender but defended against the misogyny of many of their critics.
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Universal verification would in no way mute the ugly voices in our society, but it would pressure most to be held accountable for the views they publicly disseminate.
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It sends a message that you can violate your own director's orders and not be held accountable for it, and then in fact be rewarded for it. Why?
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When it became clear that President Nixon had committed high crimes and misdemeanors, the committee was crucial in making certain that he was held accountable for his actions.
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Democrats need to be held accountable for their refusal to work with the Trump administration and Republicans in Congress to deliver real results to America's working class families.
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Ajjawi said he told the officer he had not made any political posts himself, and that he shouldn't be held accountable for his friends' posts and political views.
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" He also called on other nations to publicly condemn Iran for the attacks, as the US will work to make sure "Iran is held accountable for its aggression.
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Bob Menendez, a longtime critic of the administration's Iran deal, said the U.S. and international community should be focused on ensuring Iran is held accountable for the terms.
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"It is time Facebook is held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal information," said New York State Attorney General Letitia James in an announcement about the investigation.
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But it also feels as if the writers give him the opportunity to say it here, in this context, because he won't ever be held accountable for it.
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But Prosecutors argued that Van Dyke should be held accountable for each bullet, which he continued firing at McDonald even after the teenager had gone to the ground.
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Finally, they are held accountable for their hate messages and finally the rest of the world will find out exactly what type of depraved people they really are.
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Put another way: He's been given the easy way out, not ever truly being held accountable for Dylan Farrow's narrative — even after she wrote that heartbreaking Times piece.
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They need to educate themselves on the risks their organizations face, require their subordinates to monitor and reduce those risks, and then be held accountable for cybersecurity failures.
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"One of the benefits of Twitter being a primarily public platform is that you can absolutely be called [out] and held accountable for what you say," she said.
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Overall, this inappropriate behavior of some men is not acceptable, and they should be held accountable for their actions, but their art should not have to suffer too.
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Our penal system sends home angry, traumatized men and women and is rarely held accountable for the violence, rage and mental illness that it creates and then worsens.
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You claim to be a textualist when you interpret other people's words, but you don't want to be held accountable for the plain meaning of your own words.
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When such hate-filled perpetrators are captured, brought to a public trial and held accountable for their evil deeds, we hope their contagious hatred will begin to abate.
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In particular, she called for a new "Eric Garner Law," which would "ban officers being protected by a shield and not held accountable for their actions," she explained.
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The newspaper reported that an angry group of the students' relatives surrounded the school on Thursday evening, demanding that the school be held accountable for the flood deaths.
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"It's really difficult to understand why you can be held accountable for the knowledge that you were trying to get, but you were lied to about," he said.
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We will be held accountable for the votes we cast on fiscal matters, including spending taxpayer treasure on war and we should act like it by spending responsibly.
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"Saudi Arabia must be held accountable for the murder of this loving father and fiancé, respected journalist, US resident, my constituent, and reformer," Connolly said in a statement.
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Farenthold's (R-Texas) bill should be held accountable for casting their votes in favor of the asbestos industry and turning their backs on those who defended our nation.
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The two world leaders agreed that Syrian President Bashar Assad should be held accountable for his actions, according to the readout of the call from the White House.
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Both Matios and Turchynov said Ukraine's General Staff, which is responsible for the military's day-to-day operations, should be held accountable for security failings at the depots.
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Clooney, a British-Lebanese barrister, said companies were having to respond "in real-time" to events involving human rights abuses and were increasingly being held accountable for this.
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" Still, Harris supported Newsom's policy change and issued a statement that the original sanctuary law "was never intended to shield anyone from being held accountable for a crime.
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The end result came this week: None of those 177 people, or anyone else, will be held accountable for the biggest motorcycle-gang shootout in United States history.
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China has been supportive of Myanmar in the face of calls from Western countries for Myanmar's generals to be held accountable for the brutal crackdown that drove them out.
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This, he argues, would shift responsibility toward data collectors and data users who should be held accountable for how they manage data rather than relying on obtaining individual consent.
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" The late victim's family released a statement to The New York Times, saying: "We appreciate that after all this time, these men are being held accountable for their actions.
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Each of them in their own way has helped to give greater visibility to war-time sexual violence, so that the perpetrators can be held accountable for their actions.
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This is undoubtedly a step in the right direction for workers, particularly when it comes to companies being held accountable for permitting a culture of round-the-clock labor.
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This was an opportunity for the FTC to demonstrate that the U.S. is a venue where global internet companies like Facebook can still be held accountable for their actions.
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McCarrick, who was accused of abusing at least three minors and harassing adult seminarians, is the most senior-level church figure to be held accountable for sex abuse allegations.
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It's extremely rare to see an American official held accountable for past wrongdoing so publicly, to witness them being forced to face their own records head-on, without pretenses.
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There's time to fix the damage that he is doing, but it'd also be nice to see him held accountable for doing in private what's so obvious in public.
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An investigation, to be carried out by a regular police department rather than an anti-terrorism unit, would determine if the man could be held accountable for his actions.
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Ruthless in their pursuit of collapsing whole industries, Gen Y has been held accountable for wiping out everything from napkins and Buffalo Wild Wings to cereal and bar hopping.
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With the reckoning of the #MeToo movement, we've seen our culture demand its artists be held accountable for their actions, regardless of the impact or popularity of their art.
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Most competition authorities are unwilling to be held accountable for the level of competition in the economy; indeed they go further and insist that it is impossible to measure.
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" He said he believes the verdict means officers will be "held accountable for their actions, and we believe that will begin to change policing culture all over the world.
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" The accuser's family subsequently released a statement to The New York Times, saying, "We appreciate that after all this time, these men are being held accountable for their actions.
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Rapists and batterers, even if they are star college athletes, are held accountable for their actions, and survivors of assault are no longer blamed and shamed for speaking out.
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But I believe with all my heart that this moment in time is essential, it's vital that people are held accountable for their actions no matter who they are.
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The lesson for other companies is clear: no business is going to be able to ride out the Trump years without being held accountable for their actions or inaction.
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Her defenders argue that although she is the leader of the country she has little control over the army, and so cannot be held accountable for what has happened.
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If the court agrees to hear it, it could become a landmark case over whether foreigners living in the U.S. can be held accountable for crimes allegedly committed overseas.
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While long-running partisan outlets may be held accountable for exaggeration, newer outlets built specifically to take advantage of virality on networks like Facebook don't face the same repercussions.
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"The Plaintiffs were old enough to appreciate the consequences of their own actions and to be held accountable for them," the school district wrote in one answer in 2010.
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The net of state officials being held accountable for Flint's lead poisoning crisis has grown wider to include health officials and top leadership in the state's environmental quality division.
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That being said, what Alaska and its lawmakers should be held accountable for are the decisions they make now—and the consequences of those decisions for the state's future.
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"This case demonstrates that U.S. government employees will be held accountable for failing to honor the trust placed in them when they take on such sensitive assignments," it added.
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Every American tonight, you need to demand that they not only lose their special government privileges, but they need to be held accountable for their blatant abuse of power.
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"I just want things to be ... I want Mesa to be held accountable for what they have done," said Johnson, who was emotional and struggled to find his words.
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"The American people deserve to have their sensitive private information protected and their government held accountable for enforcing the rules in place to keep that information private," Warner wrote.
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Just as a website may not be held liable for comments posted in its chat rooms, the argument goes, Airbnb may not be held accountable for illegal rental listings.
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As for Clarence Thomas, the only person being held accountable for his alleged abusive actions seems to be Joe Biden, who as a senator presided over Thomas' confirmation hearings.
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The lawsuits were one of the main avenues by which the former movie mogul could be held accountable for allegations of sexual harassment filed by more than 2900 women.
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The officer who opened fire "should be held liable and held accountable for the unjustified shooting of Andrew Finch," the family's attorney Andrew M. Stroth told CNN on Tuesday.
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The therapy also ensures youth know they will be held accountable for their behavior, and helps them develop coping skills and respond in a positive way to stressful situations.
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Platforms today are being held accountable for the behavior of their apps, and the data misuse that may occur as a result of their own policies around those apps.
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If these ISIS terrorists are not arrested and held accountable for their crimes against humanity, they will continue to present a clear and present danger to our entire world.
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But I don't think Hillary can be held accountable for his bad behavior — which seems to me to include at minimum both adultery and sexual harassment in the workplace.
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"These are acts that beg for an appropriate investigation of war crimes, and those who commit these would and should be held accountable for these actions," Mr. Kerry added.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Thursday Russia must be held accountable for its attempts to hack the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
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They should be held accountable for all products they manufacture and ensure that they are not detrimental to any groups of people in particular or any people in general.
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In that case, it's better to argue that Sanders was also a victim of this massive swelling of online vitriol, not that he should be held accountable for it.
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Omar told CNN that Israel should be held accountable for living up to "the same values that we push for" in the United States as one of its allies.
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The decision prompted protests from teachers, staff and students, who were not happy about who was being held accountable for the chain of events that led to the shooting.
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They demanded that he and his family be investigated for corruption, and that he be held accountable for the more than 800 people killed during the days of protest.
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They demanded that he and his family be investigated for corruption, and that he be held accountable for the more than 800 people killed during the days of protest.
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"The Denaturalization Section will further the Department's efforts to pursue those who unlawfully obtained citizenship status and ensure that they are held accountable for their fraudulent conduct," Hunt added.
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"In my view, it's a trade group for billionaire coal executives who are trying to avoid being held accountable for their pollution and their workplace safety violations," she said.
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Trump, like any public figure, should be held accountable for what he says — whether it's in front of a microphone, in a written statement, via a tweet or otherwise.
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Duncan Hunter (R) of California, pointed out that Trump is inarticulate, doesn't speak English for a living and shouldn't be held accountable for the precision of what he says.
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More than 40 government officials, including seven at the provincial level, had been held accountable for the scandal, according to a report from the official China Daily on Friday.
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"Make no mistake: some people were appropriately arraigned and will be held accountable for actions that put the safety of the public and law enforcement at risk," she added.
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Mr. Mubarak was never held accountable for the killing of some 603 people in the 11 days of the uprising, just as Mr. el-Sisi and other senior security personnel are unlikely to ever be held accountable for the massacre, soon after Mr. Morsi's overthrow, of at least 817 people in just one day, when soldiers and police violently broke up two sit-ins of mostly Muslim Brotherhood supporters, in Cairo on Aug.
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They ask themselves how they should best be held accountable for any mistakes they might have made, especially if they serve as chairman of the board as well as CEO.
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That #MeToo, a term of solidarity launched nearly a decade ago by activist Tarana Burke, would actually turn the tide and lead to perpetrators being held accountable for their actions.
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While Russia must be held accountable for its actions, we need to remember that their tactics took advantage of a freewheeling culture of paid political influence that we created ourselves.
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Many workers said they had faced entrenched elitism, sexism and racism, while problem staff members were often not held accountable for their actions, found the interim report released this week.
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This Legislature has been on a mission to strip women of their reproductive rights, and this bill acknowledges that you do not want to be held accountable for your actions.
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" Earlier today, House Speaker Paul Ryan said President Donald Trump's signing of sanctions legislation sends a powerful message to U.S. foes that "they will be held accountable for their actions.
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But there was an asterisk to the news that Mr. Moreira might be held accountable for how he spent the torrent of borrowed money that flowed into his state, Coahuila.
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For Facebook, those same headlines will convey a welcome sense that the company is being held accountable for its past misdeeds, while simultaneously costing it a meaningless amount of money.
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"She is pure evil and justice warrants that she be held accountable for the crimes she committed," San Antonio District Attorney Nico LaHood said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Earlier Tuesday, defense lawyers called Stephen Barth, a hospitality law professor at Houston's Conrad N. Hilton College, who testified that the hotel should not be held accountable for the video.
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O'Connell is not concerned with whether they are held accountable for their surreal or absurd falsities; rather, she explores the compulsion to cause trouble, no matter the risks or consequences.
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" Meanwhile, the late victim's family released a statement to The New York Times, saying: "We appreciate that after all this time, these men are being held accountable for their actions.
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The brutal, repressive dictator that had held Egypt under his thumb for three decades, it seemed, was finally being held accountable for the crimes he'd committed against the Egyptian people.
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The tax breaks extended to Amazon for its New York office expansion will be an economic "multiplier" but the company must be held accountable for bringing that to bear, Rep.
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It wasn't her mistake, but rather the fault of someone who thought they could get away with causing this type of harm because they weren't being held accountable for it.
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Online, such behavior is more common, experts say, as it it gives some individuals a false sense of anonymity and that they will not be held accountable for their actions.
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If this record of events is accurate, it is in line with what typically happens when Black men are held accountable for the way they choose to engage Black women.
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Maas has said the European Union needs to decide whether platform companies should be treated like radio or television stations, which can be held accountable for the content they publish.
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I wish that in 2020, the structures that shield sexual predators will disappear, and that they will be held accountable for their actions, regardless of how powerful they may be.
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Not only was Kennedy never held accountable for his long reign of terror against women, he was continually re-elected, lionized as a leftist icon and granted a state funeral.
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Tim Kaine said Wednesday that "people will be held accountable" for unauthorized portions of a mission involving Americans soldiers in Niger, four of whom were later killed in an ambush.
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He has told VICE that the organization has since spiraled out of his control and that he does not want to be held accountable for how other chapters conduct themselves.
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" Leeds added that while some areas of society are "being held accountable for unwanted behavior ... we are not holding our President accountable for what he is and who he is.
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There has been such a significant shift of blame lately, where the child is never held accountable for what he or she did or didn't do to cause failing grades.
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While China must be held accountable for its unfair trade practices, particularly its theft of intellectual property, the proposed tariffs will undoubtedly threaten the stability of the recreational boating industry.
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"This agreement ensures that Southern California Gas Co. is held accountable for its criminal actions for failing to immediately report the leak," District Attorney Jackie Lacey said in a statement.
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It's the underlying thought when we see or hear about teens committing crimes and mutter "where are the parents?" or declare that offenders must be "held accountable" for their actions.
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Rick Scott, tweeted Saturday night that he supports the attack "because Assad must be held accountable for the use of chemical weapons," referring to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Sen.
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In a sane world, a lot of prominent voices on the left, in both politics and media, would be held accountable for stoking such partisan mass hysteria in our country.
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But his blackness does not exempt him from being held accountable for the poor behavior he exemplifies in his report back from the Bronx and his encounters with the natives.
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No member of the security forces has been held accountable for those mass killings, which human rights groups believe President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi orchestrated when he was defense minister.
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"I certainly agree with the sentiment that has been conveyed by several members from both parties that Russia must be held accountable for its meddling in U.S. elections," he said.
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"The Denaturalization Section will further the department's efforts to pursue those who unlawfully obtained citizenship status and ensure that they are held accountable for their fraudulent conduct," Mr. Hunt said.
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Dumpson wanted someone, a real person not hiding behind an avatar or sneaking around campus, to be held accountable for the very real terror she had endured from anonymous haters.
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" Jack Posobiec, an alt-right activist and commentator, wrote on Twitter, "Racist Bill Maher must be fired and @BenSasse must be held accountable for his endorsement of the n-word.
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The United States will work with our partners and allies to ensure that energy markets remain well supplied and Iran is held accountable for its aggression View the discussion thread.
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To cheat in such a way as to avoid being held accountable for cheating exists on a different plane than the "high crimes and misdemeanors" that the Constitution speaks of.
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Still, Clinton is in the difficult position of being held accountable for policies she may have played no role in formulating and from which she was functionally unable to dissent.
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While states like California are paving the way by mandating LGBTQ-inclusive, comprehensive sex education—which includes consent-based education—schools still aren't being held accountable for teaching the curriculum.
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Seemingly anyone with a camera can develop a massive base of young and impressionable followers, but on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, these influencers are rarely held accountable for their actions.
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A slightly lower number, 84 percent, said it was a problem that police were not held accountable for misconduct; 83 percent said they were concerned by officers' use of excessive force.
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A U.N. rights investigator said last month that Min Aung Hlaing and others should be held accountable for genocide against the Rohingya and doing so was necessary before refugees could return.
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But if they remain silent and just give lip service to contrary points of views, then they are part of his agenda and should be judged and held accountable for that.
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But if they remain silent and just give lip service to contrary points of view, then they are part of his agenda and should be judged and held accountable for that.
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Elizabeth Warren in demanding that Wells Fargo be held accountable for its millions of fraudulent bank accounts — and she still hasn't matched Warren's demand for the bank to be broken up.
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Kylie (and the entire Jenner-Kardashian clan) must be held accountable for their repeated decisions to appropriate the culture of Black people as we literally fight for our lives each day.
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However, Holmes is not the victim of such a scenario; she alone is responsible for creating a company built on intentional deceit and must, therefore, be held accountable for her actions.
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Though the allegations against Jordon are about his time before he was in public office, they still might create pressure for him to be held accountable for allegedly being a bystander.
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"Each of them in their own way has helped to give greater visibility to war-time sexual violence, so that the perpetrators can be held accountable for their actions," it said.
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According to Republicans like Giuliani, Bush can never be held accountable for 9/11, while everything that happens under Obama's watch, from ISIS to Syrian civil war, is the president's responsibility.
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Because while American jobs have gotten safer in terms of limbs caught in machinery, individual companies are extremely unlikely to be held accountable for workers' long-term stress-related health problems.
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Unless tech companies are regulated to be held accountable for content that crosses their platforms, Facebook will not fundamentally change — something Sheryl Sandberg made clear in her October conversation with Axios.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is rushing to the defense of the president, basically saying Trump can't be held accountable for his incompetence because he doesn't he know any better.
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"When people choose to defend something, then I think they should be held accountable for it," said Daniel Stedman, a founder of the Northside Media Group, which runs the Brooklyn festival.
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She said in a telephone interview Tuesday that the adult entertainment industry nationwide needs to be held accountable for taking advantage of young women who are struggling to make a living.
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To be clear, when you say "arguing against an empirical ascription of responsibility," does that mean denying that people can or should be held accountable for those "bad choices" they've made?
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But he tapped the heads of those divisions to co-lead a new merged entity, raising questions about who - if anyone - had been held accountable for the bank's eye-watering losses.
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"The killing of these young children is a horrendous tragedy, and their mother has been held accountable for her actions," Darcel D. Clark, the Bronx district attorney, said in a statement.
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For instance, there are over 430 Medicare Accountable Care Organizations - networks of providers that coordinate care for patients and are held accountable for the cost and quality of care they deliver.
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Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa told reporters Monday following the indictments that the company is "ready to be held accountable" for what happened in order to put the "serious fraud" behind it.
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In effect, federal lawmakers would not be held accountable for tax hikes, even though they would be the ones to expand benefits, so that means raising job taxes and expanding benefits.
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In small ways he is being held accountable for things but it's also in the background of my mind that I'm in New York—am I just in a little bubble?
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Yet, Israel is continually blamed for the lack of peace while the Palestinian Arabs are never held accountable for their actions and for their lack of taking any initiative toward peace.
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"Each disciplinary matter is thoroughly investigated and reviewed, employees are held accountable for their conduct, and they are provided due process in adjudicating these matters," Capitol Police said at the time.
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Her lawyer Randall Vogt described her as a "heroine" holding a "dangerous" man responsible for his actions, and sending a message that people needed to be held accountable for their actions.
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The McDonald's case had been seen as a test of when franchisors may be considered joint employers and required to bargain with unions or be held accountable for franchisees' labor practices.
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In an all-too-rare example of corporate governance working the way it should, someone at the top is being held accountable for Wells Fargo's multiyear abuse of its retail customers.
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Ms. Spalding described the trial now underway as a "puppet show for the public," to create the appearance that someone was being held accountable for false accounts after Laquan McDonald's death.
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By now it's best read as a tacit acknowledgment that Trump should be held accountable for his actions and that his political survival should be the highest priority for his supporters.
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Now, abuse victims and their advocates express hope that a new era is beginning in which bishops and the church hierarchy will be held accountable for covering up and ignoring abuse.
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Critics have called her tone deaf, saying she needed to be held accountable for what happened while Nassar was employed as a sports physician at the university from 1997 to 2016.
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It is far beyond time that he be held accountable for the pain his false narratives have caused so many and today's ruling brings us one step closer to doing that.
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She should be held accountable for allowing her surrogates to slut-shame and trash-shame her husband's mistresses, and her personal record when it comes to sex abuse isn't exactly stellar.
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"Both leaders strongly condemned the horrific chemical weapons attacks in Syria and agreed that the Assad regime must be held accountable for its continued human rights abuses," the White House said.
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"There were many more people involved in this, but these three were the ones who had to make sure that Ms. Hentges was held accountable for her actions," the statement continued.
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"Once the utilities secure the affected areas we'll work with the federal government to investigate how this occurred and who should be held accountable for the results and actions," Baker said.
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Both Scott and Greene believe the reason why Peace Corps has such a bad record on sexual assault is because staff are not held accountable for their actions or their attitudes.
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In the years since Ferguson, how many officers have actually been held accountable for their actions — either fired, or in more severe cases indicted and convicted — because of body-worn camera footage?
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"Kayla Fannon and Samuel Thompson will not be fully held accountable for their actions until they are arrested and brought before the court for sentencing," Prosecutor Keller Blackburn said in a statement.
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The family at large also issued a joint statement to the New York Times on Tuesday: We appreciate that after all this time, these men are being held accountable for their actions.
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We can support organizations like the Sundance Institute that conduct research to understand statistics, support diverse filmmakers, and help develop incentives that ask the industry to be held accountable for hiring practices.
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Institutions have to hold artists accountable for how they approach the work and how they treat their patrons, and if an institution can't, it needs the be held accountable for its negligence.
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First, no Democratic leader has been held accountable for nearly a decade of withering defeats for the party, including the reduction of its House representation to the lowest level since the 1920s.
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"It's absolutely laughable for Joy Reid to host a town hall on racism while failing to account or be held accountable for her own bigotry," conservative strategist Chris Barron told Fox News.
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Instead, we have to be very practical about what is needed, what is being proposed, what is being done with the resources available, and who's being held accountable for all of it.
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She said that fears of displacement among New Yorkers were founded in some instances and it was important that companies who reach deals with the city were held accountable for their promises.
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Additionally, the judge found that Trump campaign officials couldn't be held accountable for the publication of documents because of the way the DNC wrote its lawsuit, attributing the hack only to Russia.
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In his memo, Solomon made clear to managers at Goldman that they will be held accountable for improving diversity metrics and required to consider a diverse set of candidates for MD positions.
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Students, he said, develop better credit behaviors in early adulthood in states where personal finance is a formal course, when teachers are trained and students are held accountable for meeting learning objectives.
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New York Daily News writer Shaun King, who has written that Donald Trump "must be held accountable" for the violent behavior of his supporters, seems, in fact, to celebrate this naked inconsistency.
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"Yes he does have the power to pardon a family member, but he would then have to face the fact that he could be held accountable for abusing his power," Barr answered.
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"Yes, he does have the power to pardon a family member, but he would then have to face the fact that he could be held accountable for abusing his power," Barr answered.
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"My promise to the people of Chicago is that we will be guided by the facts and should wrongdoing be discovered; individuals will be held accountable for their actions," the statement said.
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"Of course he would make fun of it, he hasn't been held accountable for his own actions so he would make light of the #MeToo movement, it makes perfect sense," she added.
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"We are pleased that each of the seven defendants who have been charged with playing a part in the death of Agent Terry will be held accountable for their actions," Robinson said.
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" And Sandy Parakilas, a former Facebook platform operations manager, wrote on Tuesday in The Washington Post that Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, must "be held accountable for the negligence of his company.
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Despite FOSTA supporters' insistence that websites like Backpage be held accountable for the sex trafficking that can occur on their platforms, Levy says there's no evidence that such platforms actually increase trafficking.
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Sparks should be held accountable for the allegations surrounding his involvement with the Epiphany School, even if that means not supporting some of your favorite overly cheesy romance films in the process.
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But this time, thanks to the advocacy of a popular true crime podcast, there's hope that the judicial process will face far greater scrutiny and be held accountable for its past mistakes.
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Educating teachers is seen as crucially important: Teachers advance within the profession based in part on how successfully they educate each other, and schools are held accountable for helping their teachers improve.
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It's unavoidable but I do think there needs to be more regulation on when big companies come into an area that they need to be held accountable for investing in the community.
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We decided we needed to start from square one and redevelop everything with more of a slant about the truth coming out in media and people being held accountable for their behavior.
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E.O. agreed to a lifetime ban from banking and will pay $17.5 million over the bank's fake account scandal — a rare case of a leader being held accountable for a bank's misdeeds.
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And politicians and mainstream media have been forced to grapple with the underlying grievances, and the result has been more people held accountable for crimes that were largely ignored in years past.
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This mysterious behavior by the government is leading to even greater speculation about who is responsible for this holocaust and why no one is held accountable for all the deaths so far.
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"Executives who abuse their positions as leaders of major corporations to organize criminal activity must be held accountable for their actions," Bill Baer, head of DOJ's antitrust unit, said in a statement.
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Lindsey Graham -- have long pushed for Saudi Arabia to be held accountable for the Khashoggi killing and repeated reports of human rights violations in Yemen, where Riyadh is fighting Iranian-backed militants.
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And at what point will Trump be held accountable for a presidency that, so far, has been clumsier and more chaotic than even many of his detractors warned that it would be?
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"The main concern for Darfur and those in the peripheries in the south and west," he said, "is to see him held accountable for crimes that are far more violent and damning."
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The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against Equifax demanding that the credit bureau be held accountable for a data breach of nearly 146 million consumer records.
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Any person in any bar in America can tell you who was held accountable for the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression, which peaked 10 years ago next month: No one.
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Mr. Vance's office began building the case in order to ensure that Mr. Manafort would still be held accountable for his crimes, even if the president pardoned him for his federal convictions.
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I do believe that people should be held accountable for rude actions as a teenager, because those actions do not go away or change, they are just there, sitting in the past.
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The company says they can't be held accountable for incidents that could happen to any other driver, including non-Uber taxi drivers, and that do not have any connection with the app.
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It may be easy to feel a certain amount of catharsis in Le Pen being held accountable for her actions, but I think most Americans would agree that this is going too far.
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"The San Francisco city fathers and those who should be held accountable for our public safety have for years let us all down by catering to the lowest common denominator," the ad states.
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The outlet reported that they worked to get legislation passed to require that suspects are video recorded during the entire length of their interrogation and that prosecutors are held accountable for possible misconduct.
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Donald Trump should not discount the value of presidential intelligence briefings even though agencies should be held accountable for the information they provide, former Obama Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told CNBC on Monday.
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But if the cracks in the relationship keep getting wider, then the ramifications for US foreign policy and national security are staggering — and the Trump administration will be held accountable for the fallout.
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First, the court's ruling sends a loud and clear message to Iran and other state sponsors of terrorism that they are not above the law and will be held accountable for supporting terrorism.
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But in centering the narrative on Trump, we obscure a more consequential truth: The ongoing disaster roiling American governance is the Republican Congress's fault, and they need to be held accountable for it.
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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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The committee also demanded an investigation "to examine how Levinsohn was hired given his documented history of misconduct," and that parent company Tronc "be held accountable for their failure to properly vet" him.
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It is a small comfort to know that the ACLU has filed a complaint with the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to ensure that Facebook is held accountable for this problematic practice.
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"We started sharing our stories with the media and advocating for commonsense gun reform," says Bosley, who wants to see gun owners held accountable for the secondhand sale or loss of their firearms.
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"Whether it's preserving the sanctity of America's pastime or protecting trade secrets, those that unlawfully gain proprietary information by accessing computers without authorization must be held accountable for their illegal actions," Magidson said.
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David B. McKinley (R-Wv.) discussed the impact of opioid addiction on his constituents and his frustration that the pharmaceutical industry was not being held accountable for their role in the unfolding crisis.
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Weiss, who has not treated Weiner, says he should be held accountable for his actions, but also feels sympathy for a man who appears to be suffering from a problem beyond his control.
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"Those who commit these horrendous crimes should be held accountable for their actions, and these bills stiffen the penalties for offenders while providing additional support to victims," Snyder told CNN in a statement.
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Elon Musk isn't being held accountable for his "mistruths," and the Tesla CEO should list his company's shares in Germany, where regulations are loose, short-seller and Musk critic Carson Block contended Friday.
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But unlike previous police shootings that drew national attention, the officer who actually shot McDonald and the others who tried to defend that officer are being held accountable for their misconduct and brutality.
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But once he did sue, he lost his case in 2017 when a California judge ruled Jackson's production companies couldn't be held accountable for his actions and his statute of limitations had expired.
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"Today, she has been held accountable for her crime thanks to the hard work of the Department's prosecutors and agents," John Demers, the assistant attorney general for national security, said in a statement.
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"Lewis Bennett will now be held accountable for his wife's death while on the high seas," Tom Jones, acting Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Miami office said in a news release.
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"I am optimistic about the future and about everybody being held accountable for all of the things that have happened and gone down," Handler, a staunch anti-Trump comedian and activist, told Hill.
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It ensures that companies are held accountable for providing quality customer service, handling borrowers' money in a way that serves their best financial interests and providing meaningful help to borrowers in distress. 2.
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The Justice Department must ensure that employees and former employees are aware of their rights, and if any officials have violated this law, they must be held accountable for implementing illegal censorship policies.
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"Foreign investors must be held accountable for any violations and harmful impacts when they ignore due process, including consulting with communities and gaining their consent," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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"There is no question to us that this is a moment that working people need to take action, mobilize, organize, and that (Trump) needs to be held accountable for his promises," said Figueroa.
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"We're working with authorities on this matter and will do everything possible to make sure this individual and any other individuals involved are held accountable for their actions," Apple said in a statement.
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The case put other state and local governments on notice that they, too, could be held accountable for operating court systems that violate the constitutional rights of people charged with nonpayment of fines.
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In this respect, his main selling proposition is correct: He'll say things other candidates aren't willing to say, because he doesn't have the concerns they have about getting held accountable for them later.
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"I have struggled throughout my life as a direct result of Epstein and Maxwell's actions," Farmer wrote in the affidavit, "and my hope is that they will be held accountable for their crimes."
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — When Turkey this week announced indictments against 20 suspects in the killing of the dissident Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi, the prospects dimmed of anyone ever being held accountable for the crime.
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Nevertheless, federal involvement puts tech companies on notice that they can be held accountable for civil rights violations connected with the ostensibly "neutral" systems they use to decide which readers see which material.
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It is unfortunate that in this day and age, some individuals can hinder the course of progress and prosperity for millions of people without being held accountable for their whimsical and detrimental actions.
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His death not only deprives his victims of the opportunity to confront him in court and to see him held accountable for his crimes, but also makes it harder to unravel his ring.
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They say the leader has been tone deaf and needs to be among those held accountable for what happened while Nassar was employed as a sports physician at MSU from 1997 to 2016.
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Lee Merritt, the attorney for Jefferson's family, said Fort Worth police have fatally shot seven people in under six months and called for Dean's bosses to also be held accountable for his actions.
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"Just seeing someone so powerful taken down and being held accountable for his action - is a huge moment," Dawn Dunning, an actress-turned-costume designer who testified against Weinstein, told CNN on Tuesday.
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Rubio wrote that Iran is "directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the US Embassy" in Baghdad, and "must be held accountable for it & the safety of every American serving" at the compound.
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After all, CES is among the safest places in the tech industry to announce what might become vaporware in the future — without being held accountable for actually shipping a real device to consumers.
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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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Charter pioneers also promised that, unlike traditional schools, which they said were allowed to perform disastrously without consequence, charters would be held accountable for improving student performance, and shut down if they failed.
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It is Russia that has gone to great lengths at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in the Hague to prevent the Assad regime from being held accountable for its actions.
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Members of Congress can be held accountable for violating congressional rules — for example, a member of the House Intelligence Committee illicitly disclosing information gleaned by that panel could be censured by the House.
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The Romanoffs knows that someone will have to pay the piper eventually, that this modern lifestyle has become unsustainable, that we have all done terrible, terrible things we must be held accountable for.
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"Perhaps the photos will reinvigorate the debate about who should be held accountable for the abuses, and in what way," said Jameel Jaffer, deputy legal director of the A.C.L.U., who is litigating the case.
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I think there's a lot of genuine suffering, but there is also the fact that soldiers are sort of held accountable for their actions in society in a way they weren't in previous wars.
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In fact, in an era when ticket prices are rising and annual kit launches amount to Chelsea re-portioning how much blue covers the inside collar, teams must be held accountable for their priorities.
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It also calls for data breach notices to be included in rules, and for broadband providers to be held accountable for any failure to take suitable precautions to protect personal data collected from users.
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Starting January, they'll have to report data about their seller, just like in the UK. If sellers still don't pay their taxes, Amazon, eBay, and other marketplaces will be held accountable for lost funds.
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Campagna had criticized Gabbard for refusing to debate her, noting that Gabbard had argued in the past that candidates should participate in debates to present their positions and be held accountable for their opinions.
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Israel must be held accountable for its actions, whether it's reneging on agreements, neglecting its moral and legal obligations or altering the landscape of a future Palestinian state through land theft and settlement construction.
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The executive order says agencies should be held accountable for their own cybersecurity and requires, effective immediately, that they use the cybersecurity framework developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Rep.
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"Today, the perpetrator who sexually assaulted our then 15-year-old daughter will finally be held accountable for his crime and sent to jail to serve his sentence," Prout's father, Alex, told ABC News.
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By my very, very rough estimate, Facebook, if it were held accountable for the things that it has done, would be an unprofitable company and Google would be modestly profitable in comparison to today.
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The Tuesday ruling in the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles said the Trump administration could be held accountable for the psychological effects of its hard-line immigration policies, The New York Times reports.
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Rather than be held accountable for the accuracy of people's paychecks, the IRS and Mnuchin are imploring taxpayers to double-check the government's work—or risk owing hundreds or thousands of dollars in 2019.
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If that occurs, we hope for once the billion-dollar financial institutions and global credit card companies are held accountable for this, and not the American businesses and consumers they've left in their wake.
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Seventeen journalists have been killed in Israel and the Occupied Territories since CPJ began keeping records in 1992 -- 15 of them by Israeli fire, and no one has been held accountable for their deaths.
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The chairman, Patrick J. O'Connor, said that Dr. Theobald "must be held accountable" for the deficit and that the president had been offered an opportunity to resign, which he refused, according to the statement.
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