Hillary Clinton should be accountable for her position on guns, and Carly Fiorina should be accountable for her statements about Planned Parenthood.
|
|
" 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.
|
|
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.
|
|
"It is now time to hold Venit accountable for his sexual predatory behavior and to hold WME accountable for its conduct in condoning, ratifying and encouraging Venit's sexual predatory behavior," Crews' lawsuit states.
|
|
Yes, police must be held accountable for their unlawful transgressions.
|
|
I can just be accountable for myself and my actions.
|
|
The defendants will be held accountable for their alleged actions.
|
|
People are holding you accountable for every word you say.
|
|
This lawsuit will hold USC accountable for its deafening silence.
|
|
Who is being held accountable for doing nothing since 20153?
|
|
"We are all held accountable for our actions," he said.
|
|
And why aren't people held accountable for their fabricated stories?
|
|
And for him being held accountable for what he did.
|
|
They should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity.
|
|
Help hold people accountable for what they say in public.
|
|
That means holding platforms accountable for the behavior they allow.
|
|
This way, they can be held accountable for these goals.
|
|
People should hold us accountable for learning from our mistakes.
|
|
We WILL hold you accountable for voting to arm terrorists.
|
|
You can't be held accountable for what you don't know.
|
|
Create a subcommittee accountable for developing and evaluating internal talent.
|
|
Have goals, timelines, and hold people accountable for their deliverables.
|
|
"There's no one holding them accountable for execution," Hsiung said.
|
|
It's time we start holding birds accountable for their actions.
|
|
Cops need to be accountable for discharging their weapons. Period.
|
|
But shouldn't the State hold them accountable for their crimes?
|
|
Foreign terrorist fighters must be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
I think people should be held accountable for their crimes.
|
|
"I will be holding everybody accountable for that," he added.
|
|
The F.B.I. is trying to hold people accountable for it.
|
|
We deserve politicians who are held accountable for their decisions.
|
|
Pretty simple: You've got to be accountable for your actions.
|
|
"I'm accountable for it," Reno told reporters later that day.
|
|
Regime officials need to be held accountable for their crimes.
|
|
Agencies should certainly be held accountable for what they do.
|
|
Why are our officials not held accountable for their actions?
|
|
What's the point of holding someone in uniform accountable for
|
|
So do empowered principals, held accountable for their schools' performance.
|
|
Al Franken, should also be held accountable for sexual misconduct.
|
|
Ultimately, I'm accountable for what I do in the company.
|
|
They must be held accountable for genocide against the Rohingya.
|
|
We make mistakes, and should be held accountable for them.
|
|
Held accountable for their actions like the rest of us.
|
|
"We want someone to be held accountable for the wrong."
|
|
They should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity.
|
|
It would also hold landlords accountable for quickly fixing hazards.
|
|
" Portnow adds that he is "not accountable for why that happens.
|
|
We've held Saudi citizens accountable for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
|
|
Hold the people around you accountable for their words and actions.
|
|
They will be held accountable for playing politics with women's health.
|
|
By holding corporate leadership accountable for what they say and do.
|
|
They need to be held accountable for propaganda on their platform.
|
|
When you're a governor, you're held accountable for everything you do.
|
|
Journalists everywhere should hold the president accountable for not doing more.
|
|
This is about holding our institutions accountable for what they do.
|
|
People should be held accountable for such statements and actions. Period.
|
|
They have to be held accountable for actually removing the content.
|
|
WHAT WOULD WE WANT TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE OR ACCOUNTABLE FOR.
|
|
I can just be accountable for myself and for my actions.
|
|
A human teacher, Genao says, will keep you accountable for learning.
|
|
Donald Trump should be held accountable for his position on Muslims.
|
|
Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content.
|
|
Be accountable for actions and results Without accountability, you will fail.
|
|
"Who's going to be held accountable for making up this video?"
|
|
Repeat after me: Always. Hold. Men. Accountable. For. Their. Actions. 983.
|
|
The segment explored how police are rarely held accountable for misconduct.
|
|
Be accountable for your life and the decisions that you make.
|
|
He challenged reporters to hold Democrats accountable for blocking spending bills.
|
|
Insurers should be held accountable for parity before plans are sold.
|
|
We keep each other accountable for coming to play every day.
|
|
Hold managers accountable for coaching, and incentivize it as a process.
|
|
And let it be held more fully accountable for its actions.
|
|
Bolton said he would hold Iran accountable for any attacks on
|
|
In about 100 days, voters will hold them accountable for it.
|
|
These officers will be held accountable for the firm's privacy standards.
|
|
But US is accountable for crimes against humanity re Iran & Yemen.
|
|
No one will be held accountable for Ichiro's shame but himself.
|
|
"Hold me accountable for everything I've talked about today," he said.
|
|
"Hold me accountable for everything I've talked about today," he answered.
|
|
"I hold nobody accountable for this but Josh himself," she said.
|
|
Our parents teach us to hold ourselves accountable for our mistakes.
|
|
Democracies work best when voters hold politicians accountable for economic results.
|
|
Ultimately, Donald Trump will be held accountable for what he does.
|
|
And you have to be accountable for yourself and your actions.
|
|
Why do I have to be accountable for what I say?
|
|
Mr. Franken should be investigated and held accountable for his actions.
|
|
When you're a governor, you're held accountable for everything you do.
|
|
"It was mostly him being accountable for his effort," Boone said.
|
|
We're just trying to hold them accountable for this industrial espionage.
|
|
Republican senator: It's time to hold China 'accountable' for the coronavirus
|
|
However, organizations are primarily held accountable for near-term financial results.
|
|
Fox and the NFL should be held accountable for the show.
|
|
We held Republicans accountable for not listening to the American people.
|
|
So far, nobody has been held accountable for Mr. Garner's death.
|
|
So far, nobody has been held accountable for Mr. Garner's death.
|
|
They never feel they're going to be held accountable for it.
|
|
They never feel they're going to be held accountable for it.
|
|
The law also holds healthcare providers accountable for any security lapses.
|
|
Everyone has to be held accountable for everyone on the team.
|
|
Impeachment isn't just about holding Trump accountable for a discrete scandal.
|
|
Impeachment isn't just about holding Trump accountable for a discrete scandal.
|
|
"This officer will be held accountable for his actions," he said.
|
|
If we don't hold all accountable for horrible behavior — nothing changes.
|
|
Again, it promised to hold users accountable for their offline behavior.
|
|
It holds managers accountable for their actions and provides crucial price discovery.
|
|
And we need to hold Russia accountable for what they have done.
|
|
Other senators have been trying to hold Sessions accountable for his record.
|
|
Unlike Winslet, he has yet to be held accountable for his silence.
|
|
That's because people believe companies are accountable for what their people do.
|
|
That would make him personally accountable for Facebook's handling of the issue.
|
|
"We must be accountable for the people who work in our schools."
|
|
Contracts can hold Bridge—and other operators—accountable for improving kids' learning.
|
|
HR teams should hold leadership and themselves accountable for living their truth.
|
|
Some of them have been at last held accountable for their actions.
|
|
His anger at being held accountable for his own words and actions.
|
|
Luke agrees, but holds the smooth-talking criminal accountable for Pop's murder.
|
|
Nauert also called for Russia to be held accountable for its actions.
|
|
I take full responsibility and hold myself accountable for the harm done.
|
|
It allows him to recirculate information without being held accountable for it.
|
|
Women should not be held accountable for the predatory behavior of men.
|
|
Unfortunately for travelers, airlines cannot be held accountable for weather-related delays.
|
|
"They should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity," he said.
|
|
But Mr. Sessions has also promised to hold officers accountable for abuses.
|
|
Airbnb argues that the city should hold hosts accountable for registering instead.
|
|
"No one's been held accountable for this scandal," Gillibrand told The Hill.
|
|
We must remain steadfast to hold these corporations accountable for their actions.
|
|
It says its model will make things more accountable for the backers.
|
|
And we fell short in holding some officers accountable for their mistakes.
|
|
We hold Mercury accountable for all aspects of communication in our lives.
|
|
We've just got to be accountable for the way we're starting games.
|
|
"This oppressive regime must be held accountable for its actions," Paul added.
|
|
"The secretary, not a staffer, is accountable for his conduct," he added.
|
|
We, as representatives, need to hold VA leadership accountable for their actions.
|
|
The White House aims to hold China accountable for alleged trade abuses.
|
|
For example, we do not hold automobile manufacturers accountable for driver errors.
|
|
And without the truth, we cannot hold them accountable for their actions.
|
|
It was about holding yourself accountable for the quality of your work.
|
|
But none of them is accountable for addressing cyber in its entirety.
|
|
"Everybody needs to be held accountable for their own actions," he said.
|
|
Senators must hold Sessions accountable for these attacks against the LGBT community.
|
|
Precinct commanders were held accountable for producing substantial reductions in reported crime.
|
|
They resist efforts to hold police accountable for shooting unarmed African Americans.
|
|
For others, like my dad, they hold themselves accountable for uncontrollable events.
|
|
In other words, no one could be held accountable for Lucian's death.
|
|
Asian citizens can hold their own governments accountable for the deals they
|
|
Holding them accountable for what they say and do (and don't) matters.
|
|
Fitbit Premium is one way to hold people accountable for their health.
|
|
Do you think nightclubs can be held accountable for drug-related deaths?
|
|
All that said, it's hard to hold Westbrook accountable for his greed.
|
|
The administration must continue to hold the Palestinians accountable for their rejectionism.
|
|
Within operations, a few contractors are accountable for customer support and technology.
|
|
The CDR metric is intended to hold institutions accountable for student outcomes.
|
|
This level of ownership also means you hold yourself accountable for results.
|
|
"You have to hold people accountable for what they're saying," she said.
|
|
So be accountable for your actions and how you talk to people.
|
|
Nobody has been held accountable for what's happened the past few cycles.
|
|
I mean, we need to hold these politicians accountable for their actions.
|
|
How do we hold him accountable for a new friendship with 6ix9ine?
|
|
No one but rioters need to be held accountable for riot [sic].
|
|
These power-hungry radicals should be held accountable for their criminal behavior.
|
|
Those responsible should be held accountable for this stain on American Democracy.
|
|
And apps certainly can't be held accountable for everything their users claim.
|
|
Goals would include making boardrooms more diverse or accountable for poor performance.
|
|
On nuclear issues, he failed to hold Tehran accountable for nuclear violations.
|
|
"Companies need to be accountable for what they&aposre producing and releasing."
|
|
Their votes can hold boards and company executives accountable for their actions.
|
|
Cieszkowski won't be deterred from holding Mr. Baldwin accountable for his bullying.
|
|
Being accountable for a mistake and not placing blame is the delivery.
|
|
The jury also held Van Dyke accountable for this misconduct as well.
|
|
And they need to be held accountable for the problem they created.
|
|
If we can't hold our president and vice president accountable for the promises they make during their campaign, it's improbable that we will be able to hold our police officers accountable for their mistakes and biases post-election.
|
|
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.
|
|
But officials at neither central nor state level are accountable for academic outcomes.
|
|
It's time to hold Mr. Rosenstein accountable for blocking Congress's constitutional oversight role.
|
|
Bozdag said that Turkey held the United States equally accountable for Monday's violence.
|
|
We all need to hold ourselves, our friends accountable for words and actions.
|
|
We have held the Russians and President Putin accountable for their malign activities.
|
|
And when someone's to blame, they should be held accountable for their wrongdoing.
|
|
"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," he writes.
|
|
Doctors are hardly ever made accountable for these practices in the legal system.
|
|
She will be accountable for developing and overseeing M&S's strategic transformation programmes.
|
|
Protect your fellow women, and keep trash like this accountable for their actions.
|
|
"Be careful with your timing, and be accountable for your actions," she says.
|
|
She began to hold teachers at traditional public schools accountable for pupils' performance.
|
|
"Tweets are powerful, and the President must be held accountable for every post."
|
|
She wants the school to be held accountable for not helping her daughter.
|
|
"It's time to man up, fellas, and be held accountable for your actions."
|
|
But almost overnight, it seemed, men were being held accountable for sexual misconduct.
|
|
Does this mean that you hold the children accountable for their parents' actions?
|
|
It's time Facebook be held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal info.
|
|
Establishment figures like Abrams aren't used to being held accountable for their sins.
|
|
The board and management team will be held accountable for realising 35 francs.
|
|
But I guess to hold Trump accountable for his lies is far worse.
|
|
I think people have to be held accountable for the things they've done.
|
|
Who is accountable for machine-generated content from an ethical point of view?
|
|
That means she needs to be held accountable for the statements she makes.
|
|
It can't be held completely accountable for the actions of a single employee.
|
|
We try to hold each other and ourselves accountable for trying to expand.
|
|
"They were arguing they shouldn't be held accountable for the runoff," he testified.
|
|
We obviously want to hold dangerous batterers and rapists accountable for their crimes.
|
|
Ten years on, I still haven't fully stopped feeling accountable for what happened.
|
|
Investors will rebel and hold companies accountable for the damage to their brand.
|
|
It helps you hold yourself accountable for what you're setting out to do.
|
|
And there are no provisions that keep consumers accountable for their own health.
|
|
"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," Zuckerberg said.
|
|
Victims families have long sought to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for the attacks.
|
|
But I knew that, this time, I would be held accountable for it.
|
|
Tweets are powerful, and the President must be held accountable for every post.
|
|
Holding Trump's words accountable for the deeds of other world leaders is preposterous.
|
|
"All industries should be accountable for the plastic waste they create," Andersen said.
|
|
" He added that "we're going to hold employees accountable for any potential misconduct.
|
|
Congress must conduct oversight to hold the administration accountable for undermining judicial independence.
|
|
" The report continued: "The state is fundamentally accountable for what happened in Flint.
|
|
The international community must hold these "host" countries accountable for their conservation efforts.
|
|
State and local governments should be accountable for policies that endanger public safety.
|
|
And you're going to be held accountable for it if you haven't already.
|
|
It's time to hold the health-care industry accountable for their deadly actions.
|
|
They also hold bosses accountable for shady shit going on at the workplace.
|
|
VCs will hold you to these metrics — make sure you're accountable for them.
|
|
Goldin made it her mission to hold the Sacklers accountable for promoting addiction.
|
|
Someone, or indeed many someones, needs to be held accountable for this disaster.
|
|
The US Attorneys must be accountable for how they choose to spend resources.
|
|
In Los Angeles, law enforcement officers are rarely held criminally accountable for shootings.
|
|
The bill would hold federal agencies accountable for failing to add relevant information.
|
|
"She fought because no one has been held accountable for her father's death."
|
|
Mr. Hughes is right that companies should be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
But holding inept beekeepers accountable for swarms is all but impossible, he added.
|
|
Clearly, there are many problems Big Tech needs to be held accountable for.
|
|
It's time to hold me accountable for my takes, particularly my basketball ones.
|
|
"The president definitely needs to answer for everything he's accountable for," she added.
|
|
Brazilian grain growers said they wanted Bayer to be accountable for any issues.
|
|
"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," he wrote.
|
|
We love the blame game and holding others accountable for our poor choices.
|
|
And if it's the truth, then be prepared to be accountable for it.
|
|
She said she believed Ms. Conway should be held accountable for her actions.
|
|
They don't want to say something they can be held accountable for later.
|
|
Pagan broke the law and deserved to be held accountable for his crime.
|
|
Do they expect to be held accountable for their actions now, at 217?
|
|
What kind of man can and should be held accountable for sexual assault?
|
|
We should hold Israel accountable for any violation of rules of engagement meant to minimize lethal force — and also hold Palestinian leaders accountable for their dismal failure to engage their citizens in rules that help develop a prosperous, stable state.
|
|
And those who commit these would, and should, be held accountable for these actions.
|
|
That doesn't mean holding her accountable for all of her husband's sins or infidelities.
|
|
Others said he shouldn't be held accountable for something he did as a teenager.
|
|
Patel was held accountable for laundering between $9.5 and $25 million for the scheme.
|
|
Trump, however, has continuously refused to hold the crown prince accountable for Khashoggi's death.
|
|
Complicity is a problem everyone needs to be held accountable for, regardless of gender.
|
|
Others say he shouldn't be held accountable for something he did as a teenager.
|
|
"Will you hold Russia accountable for hacking, and how?" yelled one person at Rep.
|
|
The House needs to act quickly to hold her accountable for this dangerous incitement.
|
|
ROOT: I was ripped apart from Sarah, and you&aposre accountable for your action.
|
|
But the media have a special responsibility to hold everyone accountable for incendiary conduct.
|
|
The time has come for him to finally be held accountable for his actions.
|
|
But instead of being accountable for that, he's now again trying to shift blame.
|
|
She made holding police officers accountable for their actions a bedrock of her campaign.
|
|
"I want Mesa to be held accountable for what they have done," Johnson said.
|
|
"You will never, ever, ever, ever, ever be accountable for anything," she tells him.
|
|
No single agency or military leader is accountable for overseeing military mental health care.
|
|
Companies need to track diversity and inclusion results and stay accountable for meaningful change.
|
|
I applaud the DOJ for working to hold them accountable for decades of deception.
|
|
Farrow hopes to hold Hollywood accountable for condoning Allen's actions for so many years.
|
|
Instead she echoed Tony Blair in talking about holding institutions accountable for their performance.
|
|
Each subsidiary is accountable for obtaining its own resources and comply with local regulations.
|
|
Impeachment advocates insist that duty compels House Democrats to hold Trump accountable for misconduct.
|
|
The A.C.L.U. said that the agencies must be held accountable for shirking the mandate.
|
|
The board and management team will be held accountable for realizing 35 Swiss francs.
|
|
He said "urgent efforts are needed" to hold Israel accountable for its settlement expansion.
|
|
It's possible to do both: to hold police and criminals accountable for their actions.
|
|
The management is accountable for failure to produce the prescribed outcomes under this approach.
|
|
At a minimum, he would definitely be held accountable for his behavior, they said.
|
|
"What people should hold us accountable for is learning from the mistakes," Zuckerberg said.
|
|
Perpetrators will not be held accountable for their behavior if we blame the victim.
|
|
We look forward to our day in court holding Kesha accountable for her lies.
|
|
They were, more than ever before, held accountable for what happened on their campuses.
|
|
You have to be accountable for your actions even when things go wrong. 22.
|
|
That's a clear example of how representative democracy holds politicians accountable for their promises.
|
|
Rest assured nurses will be holding all candidates accountable for the positions they take.
|
|
The group supports climate lawsuits seeking to hold polluters financially accountable for their emissions.
|
|
In other words, that holds providers accountable for quality of care and total spending.
|
|
The Post has advocated vigorously for Saudi Arabia be held accountable for Khashoggi's fate.
|
|
York told news outlets that she shouldn't be held accountable for her son's actions.
|
|
These perpetrators must be brought to justice and held accountable for these horrific crimes.
|
|
The officials who launched this aborted investigation should be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
"We're going to hold Mike Coffman accountable for helping create this mess," Crow said.
|
|
You're responsible for your words and actions and you'll be held accountable for them.
|
|
Today, there is a growing movement to hold these corporations accountable for their actions.
|
|
Instead, you have to allow yourself to be held accountable for what has happened.
|
|
On accountability, he pivoted to the Pentagon needing to be accountable for its actions.
|
|
The federal government wants to hold Mark Zuckerberg personally accountable for Facebook's privacy woes.
|
|
Who should be held accountable for abusive content online, the author or the publisher?
|
|
Brussels' position is indefensible, and it's high time they were held accountable for it.
|
|
What Europe needs to do now is to hold it accountable for the way
|
|
He also gave his word to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. Rep.
|
|
AND AS A SHAREHOLDER INVESTOR, WE HAVE TO HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS.
|
|
Those who are responsible for starting fires would be held accountable for their costs.
|
|
Instead, Congress must hold these agencies accountable for these atrocities by cutting their funding.
|
|
Will anyone be held accountable for the lies and leaks that launched this farce?
|
|
We need to hold our lawmakers accountable for their decisions that disrupt our health.
|
|
I hope that the State continues to be held accountable for the State's decisions.
|
|
I hope the court will hold the responsible A.C.L.U. lawyers accountable for their conduct.
|
|
The police personnel who are accountable for the violence will face no legal action.
|
|
President Trump must be held accountable for flaws in his response to the virus.
|
|
Amnesty laws ensured that army officers would not be held accountable for war crimes.
|
|
Hold them accountable for the decisions they make with the power you give them.
|
|
"And we are collectively accountable for an effective and united European response," they added.
|
|
Device manufacturers should be held accountable for their devices' behaviors out in the wild.
|
|
I fully understand the historical imperative of holding the president accountable for his behavior.
|
|
R.D.C. has been trying to hold a Republican administration accountable for weakening environmental measures.
|
|
China is accountable for a product that is killing tens of thousands of Americans.
|
|
"If people did something wrong, they should be held accountable for it," he said.
|
|
Accordingly, Reddit should be held accountable for critical health information disseminated on the platform.
|
|
"Whoever is accountable for this child's death, we will hold them responsible," says Donner.
|
|
When it comes to dating, both people equally are accountable for setting the tone.
|
|
The Trump administration should be held accountable for their promises and their disingenuous actions.
|
|
In Congress, he refused to vote to hold China accountable for unfair trade practices.
|
|
They developed and we agreed on the means of folks being accountable for results.
|
|
Universities could be held accountable for tangible outcomes of the translational research they conduct.
|
|
It also removed a line that stated officers should be accountable for their actions.
|
|
"Let's us hold the CCP accountable for its violations of human rights," he wrote.
|
|
And just 55% of companies hold senior leaders accountable for progress on diversity metrics.
|
|
Those representatives and senators will be held accountable for their decisions in future elections.
|
|
He wants the influencer to be held accountable for not seeing their deal through.
|
|
We're going to hold JUUL accountable for the vaping epidemic they started in Minnesota.
|
|
Data brokers should be held accountable for the negative externalities they inflict on society.
|
|
Of course, my attacker will likely never be held accountable for what he did.
|
|
It was time to start holding the company's other products accountable for making money.
|
|
The local government would hold it accountable for the cleanup, he told The Post.
|
|
It is very important that we hold 17-year-olds accountable for their actions.
|
|
The responsibility now falls to Congress to hold the president accountable for his actions.
|
|
And it's interesting that they're not accountable for what they said in some cases.
|
|
"While I can no longer hold Donald Trump accountable for assaulting me more than twenty years ago, I can hold him accountable for lying about it and I fully intend to do so," Carroll said in a statement to media on Monday.
|
|
Do not hold women accountable for the actions, decisions or words of their partners. Don't.
|
|
But he's not the only one being held accountable for this complex, decades-long scheme.
|
|
This lawsuit is the first step to holding Spitz fully accountable for his heinous wrongdoing.
|
|
He tells CNN no one has been held accountable for the events of that night.
|
|
The House needs to act quickly to hold her accountable for this dangerous incitement. Rep.
|
|
Corporations should be held accountable for privacy failures even when the damage done is vague.
|
|
When is this man going to be held accountable for his behavior over the years?
|
|
The studio's creative leadership, however, can and should be held accountable for their decision-making.
|
|
The petition seeks to "Hold Corvias accountable" for serious maintenance lapses in homes base-wide.
|
|
Mifsud is allegedly accountable for 483,400 euros (about $79,000) of the sum, the report states.
|
|
We have complete faith that the court will hold Vallejo accountable for its outrageous tactics.
|
|
And they should hold senior leaders accountable for increasing gender diversity targets in managerial jobs.
|
|
Section 230 protects platforms from being held accountable for the content of their users' posts.
|
|
No one uses that information to hold organizations like Heifer accountable for being cost-effective.
|
|
U.S. SENATOR RICHARD BLUMENTHAL SAYS MARK ZUCKERBERG SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR VIOLATIONS ON FACEBOOK
|
|
What we don't know is if the perpetrators will be held accountable for Khashoggi's killing.
|
|
They need to be held accountable for the damage done to people and the planet.
|
|
It's almost as if no one's ever held him accountable for this kind of behavior.
|
|
Because of their strength in coming forward, predators can be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
" He said he was "fully accountable" for his behavior: "What I did was wrong. Period.
|
|
We call on the Court to hold GCHQ accountable for its unlawful bulk hacking practices.
|
|
Hartman wrote in his Twitter bio, "I am not accountable for anyone's apple-related injuries."
|
|
But if it was intentional misconduct, then they have to be held accountable for it.
|
|
"The internet is holding people accountable for that now more than ever before," they said.
|
|
But men should be held accountable for acting on those feelings, however things work out.
|
|
The mega-corporations responsible for privacy violations need to be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
In his speech, Obama strained to hold everyone accountable for the state of the country.
|
|
"And I would never hold anyone accountable for what anyone else in their family said."
|
|
If we make a plan or want to do something, make them accountable for something.
|
|
"Nursing homes don't want to be held publicly accountable for their actions," Tad Thomas says.
|
|
Fallon isn't accountable for the quicker-than-expected deflation of the U.S. higher education bubble.
|
|
I want you to hold me accountable for that because I will do that exactly.
|
|
But there is no downside to holding schools accountable for what happens on their campuses.
|
|
And it&aposs time for them to be accountable for that and pay the price.
|
|
Legal scholars and critics have long noted how rarely prosecutors are publicly accountable for misbehavior.
|
|
Who holds them accountable for the decisions they make on behalf of all of us?
|
|
I can't even be accountable for who I was back then because I don't know.
|
|
But even the electoral system seems to fail to hold local officials accountable for problems.
|
|
The system was intended to hold teachers accountable for lagging student performance using quantifiable data.
|
|
"People are holding them accountable for things that are being done or not," he said.
|
|
The order also made clear that agency heads would be held accountable for information security.
|
|
And current liability laws make it hard to hold companies accountable for shoddy software security.
|
|
Help strengthen our grassroots network to oppose Trump and hold him accountable for his failures.
|
|
Agency heads must be held accountable for the implementation and progress toward securing these systems.
|
|
Officials also said they would hold ad agency holding company Omnicom more accountable for results.
|
|
You hold an entire population of Muslims accountable for the evil acts of a few.
|
|
He specified the deadline and the executive who was to be accountable for the assignment.
|
|
We will hold this Admin accountable for continued obstruction & oppose efforts to undermine the census.
|
|
They also want to ensure ethics officers are held accountable for the advice they give.
|
|
Thank god you don't have to be accountable for how your mom thinks and feels.
|
|
At what point does her own personal responsibility make her accountable for her own life?
|
|
It prevents us from holding the government accountable for violations, rendering such violations more likely.
|
|
More times than not, dictators are not accountable for the common good (China, Saudi Arabia).
|
|
Democrats must hold the president accountable for failing to deliver on his biggest campaign promise.
|
|
We need C.E.O.s to hold themselves and their teams accountable for true diversity and inclusion.
|
|
To this day, no one has been held accountable for the deaths nine years ago.
|
|
"Assad is a brutal dictator who must be held accountable for his actions," said Sen.
|
|
To be sure, some men are being held accountable for their bad behavior these days.
|
|
Mr. Di Giacomo said smugglers must be held accountable for their role in the deaths.
|
|
The (metaphorical) lawn: the public's power to hold the police accountable for misconduct and abuse.
|
|
We will use whatever tools we have to hold people accountable for breaking our laws.
|
|
They are here and ready to hold us all accountable for achieving real climate action.
|
|
The regulations also aim to hold specific websites accountable for the content posted on them.
|
|
But the truth is, we often struggle to hold bad actors accountable for insider trading.
|
|
It's the only real way to hold the ride-hailing service accountable for its actions.
|
|
This is what silver spoon kids that are never held accountable for anything sound like.
|
|
Back then, Taylor said, technology companies were held less accountable for the products they built.
|
|
It will be up to voters to hold the administration accountable for the actual results.
|
|
It is time we stop holding women accountable for the mistakes of their male counterparts.
|
|
Holding everyone accountable, for his or her incendiary behavior that is hurting this beautiful state.
|
|
The elected government of Pakistan must be held accountable for such brazen curtailment of rights.
|
|
"We hold our students accountable for their behavior, which includes appropriate disciplinary consequences," he wrote.
|
|
I applaud Judge Scheindlin for asking corporations to be accountable for their courtroom choices, too.
|
|
Who should be held accountable for the chemical weapons attack — a war crime — in Syria?
|
|
Now, the company says, it can be held accountable for the origins of its products.
|
|
None of the country's military dictators had ever before been held accountable for their actions.
|
|
This leaves impeachment as the only remedy to hold the President accountable for serious misconduct.
|
|
We engage in blaming when we hold others accountable for our own actions and feelings.
|
|
Both parties should be held accountable for giving us [Trump] and [Hillary Clinton] as choices.
|
|
Assistant US Attorney Eric Rosen said Huffman had to be held accountable for her actions.
|
|
"We're not trying to hold Facebook accountable for something some random person posted," she said.
|
|
Majorities are more often blamed for inaction than minorities are held accountable for blocking them.
|
|
It's time to push our leaders to act in holding companies accountable for pay disparities.
|
|
"The Constitution charges Congress with holding the President accountable for alleged official misconduct," Nadler said.
|
|
But it's not just big banks that would finally be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
The gun industry may soon be held accountable for certain crimes committed with its weapons.
|
|
I sympathize with the desire to hold Trump accountable for these acts in some way.
|
|
And he's spoken about holding pharmaceutical companies accountable for their role in the opioid crisis.
|
|
They also fear these providers will not be held accountable for the care they provide.
|
|
We will continue our efforts to hold employers accountable for using Facebook's platform to discriminate.
|
|
Someone who was not held accountable for their actions when they were expelled from school.
|
|
But she said Mr. Kelly should also be held accountable for the agency's immigration priorities.
|
|
Demands to hold the profit-obsessed Trump team accountable for conflicts of interest will intensify.
|
|
Yes, I do believe that 17-year-olds should be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
Beyond that, it can make it hard to hold people legally accountable for their actions.
|
|
Pope Francis recently unveiled rules to make the Church accountable for reporting allegations of abuse.
|
|
A law holding church officials accountable for covering up abuse was finally introduced in 2006.
|
|
Worst of all, no one in the city government bureaucracy is held accountable for failure.
|
|
Macron's legislation might hold tech companies more accountable for the proliferation of misinformation on their platforms.
|
|
Instead of holding Putin accountable for his election interference, he referenced his defeat of Hillary Clinton.
|
|
Accountability is holding everyone in the organization accountable for diversity and for building an inclusive culture.
|
|
He urged jurors to hold Alavi "accountable" for funneling money to Iran and providing other services.
|
|
" Well, there's a new narrative in town, "boys will be accountable for their words and actions.
|
|
One order holds nonproductive workers more accountable for unsatisfactory performance and speeds up the disciplinary process.
|
|
"The responsibility now falls to Congress to hold the president accountable for his actions," he said.
|
|
She's holding herself accountable for her actions, but is also not shying away from her opinions.
|
|
"We're going to hold this man accountable for the horrible crimes that were committed," Boyarsky said.
|
|
Her plan also would hold the financial industry accountable for its role in the climate crisis.
|
|
Lawmakers have been searching for ways to hold tech companies accountable for the spread of misinformation.
|
|
For this country, companies can make public statements that the press can hold them accountable for.
|
|
"I wanted to make Chip accountable for everything he wanted to have happen," the owner said.
|
|
It's time to flip the script and finally hold corporations accountable for pay inequality in America.
|
|
Estonian head teachers have the autonomy to hire and fire and are held accountable for results.
|
|
Thankfully, Congress vowed to continue to find answers and hold the IRS accountable for its actions.
|
|
But, with the arrival of the #metoo movement, actors are being held accountable for such decisions.
|
|
Silicon Valley's megacorporations need to be held accountable for the spread of conspiracies and mob justice.
|
|
But it's still fairly uncommon for officers to be held criminally accountable for using deadly force.
|
|
"If I can be held accountable for what I do, these officers should, too," Valerie says.
|
|
They held themselves accountable for your experience as a customer, and in turn earned our trust.
|
|
But he did directly nod to Congress' unique powers to hold a President accountable for misconduct.
|
|
That includes Walden, who, as the head coach, is also accountable for the entire team's eligibility.
|
|
Chelsea Handler doesn't think comedians should be held accountable for their past material — including Kevin Hart.
|
|
Fair Trade USA holds both manufacturing facilities and brands accountable for meeting certain standards of welfare.
|
|
If someone -- anyone -- publicly defames me on Twitter, why isn't Twitter accountable for publishing damaging untruths?
|
|
It actually helps absolve Trumpkins of responsibility: Idiots are usually not held accountable for their acts.
|
|
But Facebook was slippery and evasive about whether it should be held accountable for the discrimination.
|
|
"Assad is a brutal dictator who must be held accountable for his actions," Virginia Democratic Sen.
|
|
The party for which he is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
|
|
The party for which Trump is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
|
|
EAC members keep good data, and a public scorecard holds them accountable for non-tariff barriers.
|
|
"Some of that materialized but not enough and we hold them accountable for that," Perdue said.
|
|
Southern Co said in a statement it would hold Westinghouse and Toshiba accountable for its contract.
|
|
The United States will be vigilant in ensuring that Iran is held accountable for such behavior.
|
|
But notably, two of Murdoch's conservative outlets also held the Trump administration accountable for its falsehoods.
|
|
He said top FBI officials, including James Comey, have to be held accountable for their intrusion.
|
|
And they still can't, or won't, hold the party's centrist inner circle accountable for its failures.
|
|
It will show you any small claims they've been accountable for, any felonies, even just arrests.
|
|
However, we as Americans do not hold children legally accountable for the actions of their parents.
|
|
"Voters are entitled to hold him (Persky) accountable for how he exercises his discretion," she said.
|
|
His actions infuriated congressional Democrats, who sought Thursday to hold his successor accountable for the results.
|
|
He said he felt that he was sometimes held accountable for problems outside of his control.
|
|
"It is lamentable that Scott Israel refuses to be held accountable for his actions," she said.
|
|
It is time to restore the American precept that each individual is accountable for his actions.
|
|
But we are also holding our college accountable for both its spiritual and its secular values.
|
|
Suu Kyi must be held accountable for her crimes and stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize.
|
|
They failed to hold him accountable for his statements, actions, contradictions and lack of policy substance.
|
|
She must hold him accountable for his most provocative comments and his utter lack of substance.
|
|
Voters will hold every Republican Senate candidate accountable for spiking their costs and slashing their coverage.
|
|
If he has been engaged in improper activities, then he must be held accountable for that.
|
|
"The JAG Corps has utterly failed to hold themselves accountable for their incredible failures," he added.
|
|
And if he falls short, let's hold him accountable — for the sake of those same values.
|
|
This led to public outcry for lawmakers to hold Facebook accountable for its data-management practices.
|
|
EPA must be held accountable for its decisions to hobble IRIS and suppress the formaldehyde study.
|
|
The belief that our political institutions are capable of holding anyone accountable for malfeasance has died.
|
|
We will hold the Iranian regime accountable for any attack on US forces or our interests.
|
|
Students are not accountable for the research mission of the university or for its educational responsibilities.
|
|
Because this was done under the table, she couldn't even hold the doctor accountable for it.
|
|
Why isn't Sandberg holding them accountable for forcing us to contort ourselves in order to excel?
|
|
"It will invite press scrutiny and she'll be held accountable for what happens there," he wrote.
|
|
"We need to hold charter schools accountable for special education just like we are," she said.
|
|
Some of the new proposals go farther by holding local officials accountable for their city's actions.
|
|
The Tiger Force commanders were never held accountable for what occurred, despite compelling evidence, he said.
|
|
It is about time that justice is served and people are held accountable for their actions.
|
|
She should be held accountable for sexual misdemeanors regardless of her gender, as should all women.
|
|
Sherri wants her day in court, so she can hold Trump accountable for ripping her off.
|
|
"The Constitution charges Congress with holding the president accountable for alleged official misconduct," Mr. Nadler said.
|
|
If we don't, we can't hold the police accountable for whatever those harms end up being.
|
|
Critics said Mr. Rhodes had been allowed to leave without being held accountable for his actions.
|
|
It remains unclear, however, whether Mr. Trump, as president, can be held accountable for that offense.
|
|
We then complain about the cost of health care and hold clinicians accountable for poor outcomes.
|
|
Surgeon General admonishes reporters that they should not be holding government officials accountable for their actions.
|
|
Brand recommends looping in other people to help hold you accountable for your log-off time.
|
|
I know I made a mistake, I just need to be held accountable for my actions.
|
|
I hold them all accountable for the daily terror that so many communities feel every day.
|
|
I want to know why the Sackler family has not been held accountable for their involvement.
|
|
Tom Cotton of Arkansas said he was looking into holding China "accountable" for the coronavirus pandemic.
|
|
It stated that club management, and not players, would be held accountable for any such cheating.
|
|
This is an area where we must hold our government officials accountable for their slow responses.
|
|
She has shown scant interest in holding charter schools and private schools accountable for their results.
|
|
It's a chance for Americans to reject Trumpism and to hold Trump accountable for his actions.
|
|
"We will be held accountable for what we allow to happen," he told the assembled pastors.
|
|
"I think consumers are recognizing that — mostly the younger consumers, they feel more accountable for that."
|
|
I'm glad Trump took the important first step of holding Assad accountable for using chemical weapons.
|
|
They did it also to hold the president accountable for his illegal, unconstitutional and dangerous actions.
|
|
This means, for example, holding food and beverage companies accountable for how they market junk food.
|
|
The Senate must hold this president accountable for his abuse-of-power crimes against our Constitution.
|
|
"I'm disappointed that we are not going to hold people accountable for those representations," Starks said.
|
|
"The U.S. shall be held totally accountable for the catastrophic consequences to follow," the letter threatened.
|
|
Every day you must be accountable for the new daily habits you are trying to form.
|
|
Lightfoot also made holding abusive officers accountable for their actions an important issue of her campaign.
|
|
They, unlike Mr. Bannon, are accountable for the advice they give and the policies they execute.
|
|
"We continue to hold partner stores accountable for their collaboration in our exploitation," organizers told Motherboard.
|
|
Suddenly, I was no longer being held accountable for keeping up on all the latest releases.
|
|
Further, we lose the ability to hold other countries accountable for a broader range of issues.
|
|
The public is also increasingly holding billionaires accountable for how they make and spend their fortunes.
|
|
These "Veterans Law Judges," as they like to call themselves, are never held accountable for incompetence.
|
|
They should instead use all political means possible to hold the perpetrators accountable for their crimes.
|
|
The main argument for body cameras is that they could hold police accountable for their actions.
|
|
When you're making it, you don't anticipate being held accountable for the rest of your life.
|
|
" Now that he is the opposite of anonymous, Mr. Bone would like everyone to know something: "My message has been one about elevating the level of conversation, and if I want to hold our leaders accountable for their words then I must be accountable for mine.
|
|
I take full responsibility and hold myself completely accountable for my actions and the impact they had.
|
|
"CMS cannot impose penalties, other than termination, to hold hospices accountable for harming beneficiaries," the report said.
|
|
This week the Senate will vote on a bipartisan resolution that holds MBS accountable for Khashoggi's death.
|
|
Cool for Noah that no one wants to blame him or hold him accountable for his actions.
|
|
This is especially important now that most voters consider Republicans accountable for the ACA's success or failure.
|
|
Negotiators in Sudanese peace talks have agreed that he should be held accountable for his alleged crimes.
|
|
Yet a group of people do not have the courage to hold anyone accountable for his death.
|
|
The key stumbling block is that they're accountable, and will be accountable for what goes into reconciliation.
|
|
It's about holding the school resource officer, Deputy Scot Peterson, accountable for his alleged inaction, she said.
|
|
Hold media outlets accountable for promoting harmful speculative and false narratives that can leave a damaging impact.
|
|
But in that moment, the American people succeeded in holding the auto industry accountable for its pollution.
|
|
The Department is investigating this matter and will hold MSU accountable for any violations of federal law.
|
|
" Tom feels "justice" needs to be served and McKane "should be held accountable for what he did.
|
|
But now, men are finally being held accountable for their actions, and the results of those actions.
|
|
This will be more difficult now that named individuals are accountable for water quality, the theory goes.
|
|
Chris, meanwhile, brought a counselor out on the road to help hold him accountable for his behavior.
|
|
The owner would also be responsible for paying specialized taxes and being held accountable for legal liabilities.
|
|
And the agencies involved for making sure she was held accountable for what happened not doing enough.
|
|
"We're very pleased that the defendants will finally be held accountable for their appalling actions," she said.
|
|
Technology companies need to be held to accountable for the end lives of the materials they use.
|
|
The proposal aims to hold fossil fuel companies financially accountable for damages stemming from a warmer world.
|
|
The reporter asked Trump, point-blank, if he held Russia accountable for anything, and if so, what.
|
|
But that doesn't mean it shouldn't still be held accountable for, and judged by, its past actions.
|
|
Vigneault held himself accountable for failing to get his players to play as well as they should.
|
|
But some lawmakers want platforms to be held accountable for user posts, at least in some instances.
|
|
Hard numbers will help keep Hollywood accountable for its promises to work toward a more inclusive future.
|
|
"My husband holds me accountable for making sure that I'm checking in on our finances," she says.
|
|
She says Cesar and Nat Geo should be held accountable for what she calls a ratings ploy.
|
|
A bigger question is whether courts could hold actual carbon emitters accountable for climate change-related damages.
|
|
"We're recognizing that there's lots of ways to hold people accountable for sexual harassment and sexual violence."
|
|
"We hold North Korea accountable for Otto Warmbier's unjust imprisonment," State Department spokesman Heather Nauert said Tuesday.
|
|
"I am very much accountable for the situation and for the results we're sharing today," Knudstorp said.
|
|
Taking a deluded figure and making him accountable for his words and actions is very Trump-esque.
|
|
With sovereign immunity likely in the way, how can the government be held accountable for this crisis?
|
|
Celebrities should be held accountable for what they say publicly — but they didn't have the whole story.
|
|
Russia is continuing to empower Assad by blocking diplomatic moves to hold Syria accountable for its actions.
|
|
People are going to hold us accountable for processing and handling at some point on this issue.
|
|
Meadow will continue the fight to hold Porsche accountable for selling a defective product that kills. Mrs.
|
|
Politicians are notorious for refusing to be accountable for their mistakes, and business leaders do it too.
|
|
With the passage of JASTA, we intend to hold the United States accountable for unleashing this situation.
|
|
Officials will be held accountable for party rule violations as well as poor work performance, it added.
|
|
The world's largest cement maker is revamping its management structure to make countries more accountable for results.
|
|
They are that way because they are not held accountable for the economic externalities that they created.
|
|
And this is important if you don't want to be held accountable for your abhorrent, racist views.
|
|
Ayotte accountable for her bad votes on background checks until her constituents voted her out of office.
|
|
If abusers are not held accountable for their actions and families are separated, all our communities suffer.
|
|
"Today's sentence holds him accountable for his near-decade-long betrayal of the public trust," Benczkowski said.
|
|
" Other union officials have called for elected officials to "hold Peru accountable for its lack of compliance.
|
|
It's now clear that no one will be held criminally accountable for the death of Freddie Gray.
|
|
"All personnel are held accountable for their conduct irrespective of where they were born," the statement said.
|
|
We need tax and trade laws that reward U.S. investment and hold companies accountable for their actions.
|
|
The federal government would be accountable for court costs for people who successfully contest the federal action.
|
|
Activists have for years tried to hold Exxon Mobil financially accountable for its contribution to climate change.
|
|
And you want to try to hold him accountable for something in what a big audience did?
|
|
It is as if he were claiming he cannot be held accountable for abuses of executive power.
|
|
And it's also why they should hold the president and Congress accountable for supporting America's agricultural producers.
|
|
" Newton said, "We all have to do better and be held accountable for our actions (police included).
|
|
Once strongmen consolidate their power, it is almost impossible to hold them personally accountable for their actions.
|
|
Why is it apparently so hard to hold Mr. Trump accountable for blatant, in-your-face lies?
|
|
Constitutionally, impeachment is designed to hold a president accountable for "high crimes and misdemeanours" committed in office.
|
|
The FTC must hold Amazon accountable for blatantly violating children's privacy law and putting kids at risk.
|
|
"We will hold this Admin accountable for continued obstruction & oppose efforts to undermine the census," Hoyer tweeted.
|
|
"We urge you to use your full authorities to hold AveXis accountable for its malfeasance," they said.
|
|
Where in law does it state people should be held accountable for a crime more than once?
|
|
But we must demand that our representatives answer our questions and are held accountable for their votes.
|
|
That's like holding every black man or every white man accountable for what somebody else has done.
|
|
She is pure evil and justice warrants that she be held accountable for the crimes she committed.
|
|
The actual hacking of the emails was illegal, but who's going to hold Russia accountable for it?
|
|
Politicization must serve to hold public officials accountable for decisions they've made that contributed to deadly results.
|
|
Of that, about 20bp was accountable for the curve extension, leading to a 45bp new issue premium.
|
|
Whites called Starbucks out on the arrest and are among those holding the corporation accountable for it.
|
|
The new law paves the way for victims to hold websites accountable for knowingly facilitating sex trafficking.
|
|
But we can certainly hold the administration accountable for its own response to those acts of lunacy.
|
|
Who should be held accountable — for both the massive data breach and Facebook's internal handling of it.
|
|
So we're all going to be held accountable for these videos because we're the ones making them.
|
|
They should be held accountable for their actions, which have put abortion providers and others at risk.
|
|
But McCain remained strong in his conviction that elected officials should be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
An animal welfare group urged that those responsible be held accountable for the killing of the crocodiles.
|
|
AND, YOU KNOW, WHETHER HOWARD IS HERE OR NOT, IM THE CEO AND IM ACCOUNTABLE FOR THAT.
|
|
The reality is that Trump has failed to criticize Putin or hold Russia accountable for its actions.
|
|
Until nations have the institutional capacity to hold criminals accountable for their actions, citizen security is impossible.
|
|
We must hold the entire humanitarian system -- international donors, UN agencies, NGOs -- accountable for this fatal omission.
|
|
This is not always easy, and we also have to be accountable for the funds we collect.
|
|
The department is investigating this matter and will hold M.S.U. accountable for any violations of federal law.
|
|
Lawless behavior will not be tolerated, and those found responsible will be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
You need everyone to be accountable for the same goals and to work together to do that.
|
|
That's not to say that technologies shouldn't be held accountable for the actions they afford their users.
|
|
It was the first ruling in the U.S. holding a drugmaker accountable for helping fuel the epidemic.
|
|
It was the first ruling in the U.S. that holds a drugmaker accountable for the opioid epidemic.
|
|
His supporters in Congress and the partisan press will be held accountable for this in the future.
|
|
But the primary ways that a president is held accountable for his behavior are political, not legal.
|
|
But the question of who is legally accountable for the content posted on tech platforms remains contentious.
|
|
I think that we can be kind to people and also hold them accountable for their actions.
|
|
What's at stake in this trial is the basic idea that America's leader is accountable for misconduct.
|
|
Weinstein must answer these allegations and be held accountable for any damage he has caused our client.
|
|
That would be a huge service for anyone interested in holding government officials accountable for their actions.
|
|
MPD takes these violations seriously, and we will work to hold those accountable for their unlawful actions.
|
|
We will take legal action if necessary to hold them responsible and accountable for any unlawful behavior.
|
|
Not everyone agrees that it's fair to hold advertisers accountable for the shows that they advertise on.
|
|
The regime has ruthlessly killed hundreds of protesters, and they should be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
He never shied away from holding corporate leaders accountable for the public impacts of their private decisions.
|
|
Advocates believe the current guidelines hold schools accountable for investigating accusations of assault and punishing guilty students.
|
|
We are the ones who have the responsibility to make our elected officials accountable for their actions.
|
|
These are actors who are accountable for maintaining a vital banking sector as well as financial stability.
|
|
Trump's most ardent supporters are unlikely ever to hold him accountable for his hypocrisies or his lies.
|
|
It's the first real piece of legislation that would hold private equity firms accountable for their behavior.
|
|
Of course, the church needs to be held accountable for the scandal -- up to its highest leader.
|
|
The ICJ case is the first international legal attempt to hold Myanmar accountable for the Rohingya crisis.
|
|
He still doesn't think guys like him should be held accountable for what they say or do.
|
|
He also doubled down on earlier promises to hold China accountable for its manifest and prolonged cheating.
|
|
At the same time, we are going to hold decisionmakers at every level accountable for their actions.
|
|
In his remarks, Mr. Hwang also urged the world to hold North Korea accountable for the killing.
|
|
Elected officials should be more — not less — accountable for sexual misdeeds than the likes of Harvey Weinstein.
|
|
So when will Trump be held accountable for his total and complete lack of fitness for office?
|
|
The women held a press conference Monday to demand the president be held accountable for his actions.
|
|
But it is to hold him accountable for going far beyond the proper limits on presidential behavior.
|
|
Rather, he advises finding someone to hold you accountable for whatever financial goal you're trying to achieve.
|
|
Great bosses understand that a large part of their job is being accountable for the team's performance.
|
|
And he was a busy man and, therefore, not accountable for what happened several layers below him.
|
|
It starts with discussing ordinances, creating petitions, and making officials accountable for what changes they are allowing.
|
|
Vice President Mike Pence told them that Russia would be "held accountable" for its actions in Ukraine.
|
|
There is a danger of holding people too accountable — for which there's never any opportunity for redemption.
|
|
"These power-hungry radicals should be held accountable for their criminal behavior," he said in a press release.
|
|
Maduro and his cronies should know that they will be held accountable for any violence on their part.
|
|
When asked if he would hold Russia accountable for any of its past actions, Trump deflected and deferred.
|
|
"Meadow will continue the fight to hold Porsche accountable for selling a defective product that kills," Milam wrote.
|
|
I think politicians, public figures, and public servants need to be held accountable for their words and actions.
|
|
"I want to be held accountable for everything I've done and caused with all of this," Holland said.
|
|
Let's simply hold the President accountable for delivering on the promises and policies upon which he was elected.
|
|
But today, there is some relief in knowing that someone will be held accountable for that horrific crime.
|
|
We believe that people are more accountable for their statements and actions when they use their authentic identities.
|
|
There have been a cascade of leaks and nobody has been held accountable for any of those things.
|
|
In my research, I examine the efforts to hold demagogues around the world accountable for spreading violent propaganda.
|
|
Are there certain actions or values we can hold one another accountable for as members of a community?
|
|
" Trump's then-secretary of state Rex Tillerson promised to "hold North Korea accountable for Otto Warmbier's unjust imprisonment.
|
|
And now the party is no longer in much of a position to hold anyone accountable for anything.
|
|
And academics were increasingly treated like other public servants—and held accountable for their use of public money.
|
|
How do we encourage people to care about the truth and to hold liars accountable for their lies?
|
|
The measures include improved customer protection, banks being held accountable for poor conduct and better support for whistleblowers.
|
|
Under these circumstances, we will seek to hold app developers accountable for designing and marketing a dangerous product.
|
|
Many on Twitter felt the same, questioning if the person was ever held accountable for his alleged crime.
|
|
This was the first U.S. case attempting to hold a drug-maker accountable for fueling the opioid epidemic.
|
|
Ooko's status as a rugby player could be protecting him from being held accountable for the alleged assault.
|
|
"Today's proceeding ensures that these defendants are held accountable for their criminal actions," Polite said in a statement.
|
|
I don't know whether anyone at the jail has been held accountable for Tori's death in any way.
|
|
In June 2015, Pope Francis announced the establishment of a tribunal which would hold bishops accountable for negligence.
|
|
"But today, there is some relief in knowing that someone will be held accountable for that horrific crime."
|
|
Elizabeth Warren, the two senators said their bill, if passed, would hold credit agencies accountable for data breaches.
|
|
The fact is it does matter when you have to make decisions and be held accountable for them.
|
|
Every time a man is held accountable for his actions, people wonder if it's heralding a sea change.
|
|
Milam says, "Meadow will continue the fight to hold Porsche accountable for selling a defective product that kills."
|
|
And holding him accountable for that is something that I plan to do and to do very boldly.
|
|
And yet black women were among those demanding he be held accountable for numerous acts of sexual violence.
|
|
It also establishes new mechanisms to make sure the company is held accountable for any future privacy violations.
|
|
"It is because infection prevention is not a priority," he says—so nobody is held accountable for it.
|
|
Facebook notes that it's accountable for maintaining privacy while also conceding that it's a process of continuous improvement.
|
|
Sessions says the government is working to identify others involved and hold them accountable for the "barbaric" crime.
|
|
Everyone in a police department needs to be accountable for understanding the law and acting according to it.
|
|
Respect shows itself in trusting people with responsibility, making them accountable for results, and giving credit for success.
|
|
And I hold the people at the Department of Justice and the Department of Defense accountable for that.
|
|
It would be unfair to hold Facebook directly accountable for these ugly collections of xenophobic and sexist content.
|
|
He holds Republicans accountable for making efforts to repeal it without offering assurances for the HIV-affected community.
|
|
I am pleased to see reports that the FTC is working to hold YouTube accountable for its actions.
|
|
The only government official held accountable for torture would have been one who called it by its name.
|
|
"I will do everything I can to hold them accountable for what appears to me to be negligence."
|
|
The press should be held accountable for its double standard, but it is not, repeat not, America's enemy.
|
|
We identified two to three principles for things like, we feel accountable for the safety of our guests.
|
|
The question before the Latino community is: Who among us will be accountable for that future and how?
|
|
Will Congressional overseers hold FDA officials and their Obama administration political bosses accountable for their callousness and malfeasance?
|
|
Don't hold us accountable for any property damage, though—just play this shit loud, and remember her name.
|
|
Most Americans think that police need to held accountable for their conduct, just like anyone else would be.
|
|
"The family is frustrated ... the detectives are frustrated, that we cannot hold anyone accountable for this," Martinez added.
|
|
"The family is frustrated ... the detectives are frustrated that we cannot hold anyone accountable for this," Martinez added.
|
|
But no one's in charge of implementing that overall plan — which means no one's accountable for its progress.
|
|
The proficiency-versus-growth debate is about how schools should be held accountable for their students' test scores.
|
|
Bunch and Scribner both feel Powell should be held accountable for allowing Moore to work despite the video.
|
|
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the North Koreans would be held "accountable" for unjustly detaining Warmbier; Sen.
|
|
Failure to hold peacekeepers accountable for crimes committed on foreign soil is a recurring complaint of rights activists.
|
|
In fact, legislators who wanted to hold anesthesiologists accountable for being paid to do something put it there!
|
|
We live in a country that ignored all those values that we would hold our kids accountable for.
|
|
Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) on Thursday said the DOJ must hold law enforcement accountable for using excessive force.
|
|
In all, this research is a reminder: We need to keep our leaders accountable for their bad behavior.
|
|
The Syrians must work out their problems; President [Bashar] Assad must be held accountable for his war crimes.
|
|
Let's hear these women out, let's support their courage, and let's hold this man accountable for his actions.
|
|
This election season, women across the country will hold elected officials accountable for their inaction regarding equal pay.
|
|
In fact, they fight virtually every law that would hold them accountable for what happens on their platform.
|
|
They need to then choose an appropriate plan that meets those needs and remain accountable for their choice.
|
|
The women held a press conference Monday to demand that the president be held accountable for his actions.
|
|
Under Italian law companies can be held accountable for failing to properly supervise the conduct of their managers.
|
|
Watching kids struggle, pushing them to face their fears, and holding them accountable for their mistakes is tough.
|
|
Beckerman argues that you can't hold someone accountable for copyright infringement unless you can prove they did it.
|
|
But those interested in holding Trump accountable for his actions won't have a better opportunity than these hearings.
|
|
He added, "They were arguing they shouldn't be held accountable for the runoff" in an "intense" competitive environment.
|
|
"The first line businesses own and are accountable for misbehavior, particularly relating to the client," added the executive.
|
|
Policies should establish enforceable limits on climate pollution while holding polluters accountable for their share of the costs.
|
|
The Association will pursue its legal rights and hold Ackerman accountable for any damage it caused the Association.
|
|
At the end of the day we are to hold ourselves accountable for the decisions that we make.
|
|
In the letter, Huntsman also urged the US to hold Russia accountable for behavior that threatens American allies.
|
|
He is likely to find out that nobody below him is responsible and accountable for success in Yemen.
|
|
If that is the case, Trump should put someone in charge and hold that person accountable for results.
|
|
But lawmakers insist the U.S. needs to follow through and hold China accountable for alleged intellectual property theft.
|
|
But lawmakers insist the U.S. needs to follow through and hold China accountable for alleged intellectual property theft.
|
|
They seek to hold the supervisors, executives and boards who condone perpetrators' behavior accountable for that sexual misconduct.
|
|
Nowhere. Where in society does it say people should be held accountable for a crime more than once?
|
|
In a news conference after the 1994 election, Clinton admitted that Democrats were "held accountable" for their governing.
|
|
I already distrusted the police, because they're too often not held accountable for their assaults on black civilians.
|
|
Hughes wrote that Facebook was not being held accountable for privacy concerns and election interference on its platform.
|
|
"Contracts are the only sure bet that your vendor can be held accountable for your agreement," she said.
|
|
If you're on a sports team, you're representing the sports team, and you're held accountable for your actions.
|
|
As a former supervisor, Mueller is accountable for those people he supervised — for the good and the bad.
|
|
First, they should hold manufacturers accountable for fixing defects, as the carmaker Tesla did with its battery problem.
|
|
I wrote lyrics for 'Break' questioning her answer—holding myself accountable for the negative parts of my self.
|
|
But his first priority was holding them accountable for the murders and violent crimes they committed in Maryland.
|
|
As CEO, I'm accountable for past failings, and responsible for making sure we honor that commitment going forward.
|
|
I ask myself five questions every night to hold myself accountable for my growth and achieve my goals.
|
|
Starting with an audit of known vulnerabilities and holding agency heads accountable for their patching is also suitable.
|
|
"It's time to hold China accountable for their refusal to shut off trade with North Korea," Gardner said.
|
|
"And, you know, whether Howard [Schultz] is here or not, I'm the CEO and I'm accountable for that."
|
|
"He must be held accountable for each and every action he took in that church," Mr. Williams urged.
|
|
Victims and their advocates have long held that bishops have not been held accountable for hiding sexual abuse.
|
|
A cool girl never holds men accountable for mean, sexist, or misogynist actions, because then she'd be uptight.
|
|
CompStat is a way to know what's going on, deploy resources intelligently, and hold people accountable for results.
|
|
They should be held accountable for their actions, even if men have gotten a pass for too long.
|
|
They want to make a political decision about impeachment instead of holding the president accountable for his actions.
|
|
Constituents in moderate and liberal districts are urging their lawmakers to hold the president accountable for his actions.
|
|
"I am pleased to see reports that the F.T.C. is working to hold YouTube accountable for its actions."
|
|
State and local governments are giving up opportunities to hold the drug industry accountable for Americans' overdose deaths.
|
|
The law's vagueness means that people are not held accountable for their specific crimes, human rights experts say.
|
|
Nationally, the practice of "lunch shaming" — holding children publicly accountable for unpaid school lunch bills — has garnered attention.
|
|
The nation demanded he be held accountable for human rights abuses and corruption during his decades of rule.
|
|
Consumers will hold brands accountable for the promises they make, and companies can employ blockchain to build trust.
|
|
We will remain resolute and determined to hold the ownership accountable for their debts to all the artists.
|
|
So many planets are moving in reverse, helping us to become more accountable for our actions and decisions.
|
|
Nerheim explained the rationale behind the law that holds felons accountable for deaths that occur during their crime.
|
|
The Times does not control it, but the Times is held accountable for what appears on my feed.
|
|
Annalise feels he simply needs to be accountable for how he acts when he drinks and stop lying.
|
|
There are other, albeit more difficult ways to hold a developer personally accountable for problems with a building.
|
|
Board members are responsible for holding the M.T.A. accountable for spending money effectively where it is critically needed.
|
|
The rules, they say, are meant to ensure officials are held accountable for how tax money is spent.
|
|
The Russians have repeatedly blunted Western attempts to hold Mr. Assad's government accountable for using banned chemical weapons.
|
|
He praises her for what is praiseworthy and, more or less, holds her accountable for what is not.
|
|
Stop insulting children and adolescents by comparing him to them, and hold him accountable for his own offenses.
|
|
His death has caused outrage among residents who say the officers should be held accountable for his death.
|
|
"Well first and foremost President Assad needs to be held accountable for his war crimes," Cardin said Sunday.
|
|
I am confident voters will hold those politicians accountable for choosing Mike Madigan over the people of Illinois.
|
|
"It is important that a police officer was held accountable for criminal conduct," McMahon said in the statement.
|
|
When I say 'zero tolerance' I mean that these people will be held accountable for their abhorrent actions.
|
|
Advocates need to unwaveringly hold the State accountable for its responsibility to protect the well-being of children.
|
|
Google CEO Sundar Pichai said his company should be held accountable for combating the spread of fake news.
|
|
It seems, then, in both public and private spheres, employees can be held accountable for their political speech.
|
|
Congress, reluctant to be held accountable for putting troops in danger, and wary of challenging presidents, largely acquiesced.
|
|
So, look, the other thing is that we have to be held accountable for the things we did.
|
|
"People should be held accountable for anything they do to hurt this country and this president," she said.
|
|
Some countries' legal systems need to be updated to better hold soldiers accountable for their behavior when deployed.
|
|
"Corporations have just gotten used to idea that they wouldn't be accountable for any of this," Legum said.
|
|
But it's the first time an international court has held Myanmar accountable for its campaign against the Rohingya.
|
|
Unlike with Trump, Santorum argued, the media failed to hold Obama accountable for his false and misleading statements.
|
|
The current generation, taxpayers, and government should not be held accountable for mistakes made hundreds of years ago.
|
|
And Senator Jeff Sessions, whom Trump chose as attorney general, should not be accountable for his racist comments.
|
|
Congress is asserting itself by passing additional sanctions to hold Russia accountable for its meddling in U.S. elections.
|
|
This is a form of checks and balances in our system holding key players accountable for their actions.
|
|
In the end, there will be many, many more people held accountable for the heinous crimes Nassar committed.
|
|
How else could we keep her safely in her community by holding the criminal accountable for his behavior?
|
|
They need a guaranteed protection of their right to hold corporations accountable for wrongdoing through class-action lawsuits.
|
|
Third, Congress can ensure ICE is held accountable for making appropriate decisions by increasing transparency in decision making.
|
|
Of course, in the end holding individual men accountable for their actions is about far more than money.
|
|
That year, 49 managed zones were created, each with a superintending gardener accountable for the maintenance and cleanliness.
|
|
"Those are accountable for 80 percent of trade-related job losses over the last 20 years," he said.
|
|
Just as important, his many enablers and supporters should be held accountable for their role in his campaign.
|
|
The grand jury sought to hold someone accountable for its death and Ms. Jones was arrested last week.
|
|
The grand jury sought to hold someone accountable for its death and Ms. Jones was arrested last week.
|
|
"It is time to restore the American precept that each individual is accountable for his actions," Reagan said.
|
|
Some of the families have pushed for the state to hold more local officials accountable for what happened.
|
|
Nor has the Department held officers accountable for using racial slurs or making other statements exhibiting racial bias.
|
|
Many influential Democrats support the charter school sector and efforts to hold teachers accountable for students' academic achievement.
|
|
Clinton, he said, Mr. Trump controls the Justice Department, essentially leaving Congress to hold him accountable for misdeeds.
|
|
It's past time that men in power are held accountable for actions that range from creepy to criminal.
|
|
If he wasn't thinking clearly, then from a legal standpoint he can't be fully accountable for his actions.
|
|
Rules released at the beginning of September make companies and group owners accountable for breaches of content rules.
|
|
" Asked who should be held accountable for the murder, Trump said the blame lies with the "vicious world.
|
|
Houston can be held accountable for not having acceptable backup plans to Castro, Luis Valbuena, and Preston Tucker.
|
|
It would show that "he — and not just his administration — wants to hold Russia accountable for its actions."
|
|
Under the Paris climate deal, countries are generally held accountable for the emissions produced within their own borders.
|
|
The trial is expected to determine whether states and municipalities can hold drug companies accountable for the opioid crisis.
|
|
We're all about holding financial companies, large financial companies, accountable for complying with the law and treating people fairly.
|
|
Hold everyone accountable Keeping track of project goals and deadlines helps keep everyone accountable for doing their fair share.
|
|
Samantha Bee needs to be held accountable for her vile attack on Ivanka Trump and slur on all women.
|
|
Know Your IX plans to work with students to hold university presidents accountable for responding fairy to sexual assault.
|
|
I would never hold anyone accountable for what their parents or anyone else in their family said or did.
|
|
This, after all, could potentially save the company itself from being held accountable for war crimes and the like.
|
|
And yes, they need to stop, yes, meddling in anybody&aposs elections and be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
"Russia must be held accountable for the people it has killed within Syria's borders," Dogan quoted him as saying.
|
|
YouTube tweeted Thursday that it will also start holding creators accountable for the content of their own comment sections.
|
|
Nor does it provide any avenue for Mr Hernández's parents to hold Mr Mesa accountable for killing their son.
|
|
However, those spending fewer than 183 days in Spain would only be accountable for income earned within the country.
|
|
Officers said the city's inability to hold officers accountable for misconduct made them wary of making whistle-blower complaints.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, has introduced a bill to hold credit-reporting agencies accountable for breaches of customers' data.
|
|
"Yes, there are alumni networks, but there was nothing holding students accountable for learning basic life skills," Wilkerson says.
|
|
It's the latest in a series of lawsuits attempting to hold carriers accountable for failing to prevent the attacks.
|
|
Twitter remains steadfast in its decision not to remove Jones, however, instead holding journalists accountable for debunking his content.
|
|
They weren't wrong to do so — companies have to be held accountable for the environmentally destructive decisions they make.
|
|
The presidential candidate released a broad immigration plan that includes measures for holding authorities accountable for human rights violations.
|
|
"Johnson & Johnson will finally be held accountable for thousands of deaths and addictions caused by their actions," Hunter said.
|
|
McGough writes that as of publication time, the LAPD has not held anyone accountable for mistakes during the investigation.
|
|
Following Khashoggi's death in October 2018, Trump has so far refused to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for the killing.
|
|
If consumers and critics don't feel an obligation to hold artists accountable for their actions, record labels won't either.
|
|
He wants to hold people like Tusk and Meade accountable for their actions, hence the #deathto hashtag he's created.
|
|
They must be investigated by our Justice Department and the Clintons must finally be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
It's important to me that someone actually be held accountable for their actions & the way it impacts my life.
|
|
The new legislation Warren introduced would basically make it easier to hold corporate executives accountable for their companies' wrongdoing.
|
|
I don't hold men accountable for that and I don't think that men shouldn't be topless for that reason.
|
|
Humor is just Meyers' way of calling attention to the problem, and holding these men accountable for their behavior.
|
|
Her lawsuit is about holding her employer accountable for severely inappropriate behavior that caused tremendous stress and emotional turmoil.
|
|
Is it right to hold a man accountable for a three-decade-old crime he does not remember committing?
|
|
The bill would overhaul how harassment complaints are made in Congress and make lawmakers personally accountable for paying settlements.
|
|
We need to hold companies like Comcast and Time Warner Cable accountable for selling shitty service for high prices.
|
|
This, in combination with perceived anonymity, gives us the sense that we won't be held accountable for our actions.
|
|
On top of this, far too few companies hold managers accountable for making progress on gender diversity (just 16%).
|
|
Armed with the gadget, Sam sets out to expose their lies and hold those responsible accountable for their actions.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren accused Stumpf of "gutless leadership " and said he had not held himself accountable for the bank's actions.
|
|
"We will continue to hold (Westinghouse) accountable for their responsibilities under our agreement," Georgia Power said in a statement.
|
|
Planned Parenthood had an ad on Twitter that warned vulnerable Republicans they will be held accountable for their vote.
|
|
"Americans in Puerto Rico are holding Governor (Rosselló) accountable for his disgraceful comments (and) corruption," Castro tweeted Friday morning.
|
|
And even if Facebook made moves toward filtering content, the media would undoubtedly hold it accountable for any mistake.
|
|
He injects our real-world politics into their utopia, and holds them accountable for the suffering outside their borders.
|
|
This lawsuit is another step in holding North Korea accountable for its barbaric treatment of Otto and our family.
|
|
But when they're used, it can be extremely hard for customers to hold a company accountable for serious wrongdoing.
|
|
The three cases underscore how difficult it is for prosecutors to hold police officers accountable for using deadly force.
|
|
Trump's team has criticized the WTO for failing to hold China accountable for not executing on promised market reforms.
|
|
These provide transparency in literally the only forum where investors hold boards publicly accountable for answers to their questions.
|
|
Then they're watching this show where it's all just 'banter' and no one is accountable for their bad behaviour.
|
|
Surely President Obama wasn't going to hold the organization accountable for remarks delivered from its podium by independent speakers.
|
|
First, these women are holding our presidential candidates accountable for a political climate that undermines their freedom of religion.
|
|
Environmental groups that have waged legal battles to hold coal companies accountable for their cleanup obligations welcomed the news.
|
|
When someone is held accountable for what could result in something negative, they will often rise to the occasion.
|
|
" In this manner, "the President now will be a check on and accountable for the actions of the CFPB.
|
|
A new ad holds presidential candidate Donald Trump accountable for his treatment of women simply by quoting him directly.
|
|
" He added, "This should send a clear message that in Alabama we hold public officials accountable for their actions.
|
|
"It is time Facebook is held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal information," said James in a statement.
|
|
One larger question that remains is whether and how Saudi Arabia's government will be held accountable for its crime.
|
|
Its time for EPA to be reined in and held accountable for these and too many other questionable actions.
|
|
But there are significant constituencies in America who are not yet interested in holding men accountable for abusive behavior.
|
|
However, going forward, the U.S. must also hold China accountable for its actions that fall outside of international norms.
|
|
That, says Smith, allows his patients to shop for the best price and hold their doctor accountable for quality.
|
|
Under both laws, states, school districts, and schools are held accountable for the academic performance of children with disabilities.
|
|
"Voters are entitled to hold him [Persky] accountable for how he exercises his discretion," she said in an interview.
|
|
" She also admonished fans to "not hold women accountable for the actions, decisions or words of their partners. Don't.
|
|
We are grateful that the jury saw through his lies and held him accountable for his widespread criminal conduct.
|
|
Ordinarily, one who provides funding to terrorists or other harm-causing activities is legally accountable for facilitating such harms.
|
|
"The vision as it stands has very few concrete measurable outcomes to hold anyone accountable for," analyst Alyahya said.
|
|
Local lawsuits may have better prospects than the attempt to hold the federal government accountable for decades of mistakes.
|
|
This raises questions of whether the Merit Systems Protection Board holds federal employees accountable for misconduct and bad performance.
|
|
He has publicly said he feels accountable for what has happened, but he blamed workers for "misinterpreting" sales goals.
|
|
There have been no efforts to hold the administration accountable for anything relating to Trump's conduct in office, really.
|
|
" "The Congress holds sacred its constitutional responsibility to investigate and hold the President accountable for his abuse of power.
|
|
Of course, this mentality backfires with issues such as sexual assault when people are held accountable for their actions.
|
|
Big Pharma must be held accountable for its role in rising health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
|
|
They will eventually be held accountable for their actions, even if the Trump administration is refusing to do so.
|
|
"I applaud the Speaker and his resolve to hold the DOJ accountable for document production," Meadows told The Hill.
|
|
We live in a country that ignored all of those values that we would hold our kids accountable for.
|
|
"We owe it to the American people to ensure their government officials are held accountable for misconduct," Chaffetz said.
|
|
It's good to call people out, particularly celebrities and those in power, and hold them accountable for their actions.
|
|
Biden had previously told the LGBTQ community to hold Trump's administration accountable for his "pledge" to be an ally.
|
|
It makes sense, then, that they are instead going after those who can be held accountable for their actions.
|
|
The overhaul is intended to protect consumers by holding companies more accountable for the way they handle peoples' information.
|
|
The Senate is for the American people, and each senator should be held accountable for his or her actions.
|
|
Best of all, it will enhance the public's ability to hold the EPA accountable for the decisions they make.
|
|
This time around, Republicans on the committee appear, at best, uninterested in holding the government accountable for its response.
|
|
"We need to work with the United Nations and hold President Assad accountable for his war crimes," Cardin said.
|
|
They should assert that they are #DefendersOfDemocracy who must hold government officials, corporations and society accountable for their actions.
|
|
It would hold them more accountable for recruiting the right type of participants and drawing solid conclusions from them.
|
|
Having a band who is badass and accountable for their actions and art makes me want to keep going.
|
|
"Men have to be held accountable for their misogyny if we're ever going to change our culture," he says.
|
|
"If people are angry at Washington, he's been there and he has to be accountable for that," he said.
|
|
If people understand the science of what's at stake, he added, they can hold politicians accountable for their decisions.
|
|
"For me, personally, it would have held a lot more people accountable for their actions sooner," said Ms. Elson.
|
|
If we legally require children to attend school, then we should be held accountable for keeping them safe there.
|
|
And a broken police and judicial system means perpetrators are almost never held accountable for a disappearance or murder.
|
|
But Sinclair said Barrick is still accountable for what happens on-site and at the hands of its security.
|
|
T.M. has been the boldest attempt yet to hold the state accountable for human rights violations, especially against Pashtuns.
|
|
This was emblematic of a bigger problem: The police department regularly fails to hold its officers accountable for misconduct.
|
|
Efforts to hold Saudi officials accountable for the killing of the dissident journalist continue, but any punishment appears unlikely.
|
|
Mr. Hedges said he would soon begin a legal campaign to hold the Emirati government accountable for his mistreatment.
|
|
"If someone doesn't understand what they're being held accountable for, there's a risk that they can't change their behavior."
|
|
Ms. Haley said Mr. Trump was "very adamant" about holding Iran accountable for actions the administration sees as destabilizing.
|
|
Christians in the area complained that fewer Muslims were held accountable for the Poso religious violence than Christians were.
|
|
Mr. Bagley, the law school professor, agrees that Republicans would be held accountable for a failure in the marketplace.
|
|
"Our intention is to hold her accountable for as many deaths as the evidence will support," Mr. LaHood said.
|
|
We need to do our very best to hold it fully accountable for the harm it allowed to happen.
|
|
But it does mean that when you say no, you're held accountable for where your aversion is coming from.
|
|
But the debate goes beyond whether a digital platform such as Backpage should be accountable for online sex trafficking.
|
|
Bharara said the first thing you do in an investigation is to hold people accountable for crimes they commit.
|
|
This verdict made it real for people watching from afar that you will be held accountable for your actions.
|
|
My friends and I are holding one another accountable for only eating out one or two times a week.
|
|
Clinton seemed exasperated by Sanders, repeatedly imploring voters to hold him accountable for how he'd achieve his campaign promises.
|
|
As a result, the facility was not cited for any wrongdoing; only Kpingbah was held accountable for the assault.
|
|
Backlash and hashtags now hold politicians accountable for their so-called locker-room talk in much of the world.
|
|
Likewise, if that president could avoid ever having his or her subordinates held accountable for their actions, why not?
|
|
That's like suggesting that I shouldn't really be held accountable for traffic violations because I'm not a NASCAR driver.
|
|
Entities like Facebook and Twitter need to be held accountable for the à la carte "alternative facts" they propagate.
|
|
As president I'll fix this broken system to make it fairer and more accountable for communities across the country.
|
|
The company said it is holding leaders accountable for performance, during a year where operating profit fell 11 percent.
|
|
Berke held Lewandowski accountable for his own words by playing clips of comments he made during cable TV interviews.
|
|
When will the military-industrial complex be held accountable for creating the weapons that helped destroy Laos and Vietnam?
|
|
Since Sunday, thousands have taken part in protests, demanding that those responsible be held accountable for Mr. Fikri's death.
|
|
Our local elected officials must step in to hold bad employers legally accountable for conditions on their work sites.
|
|
"We hold North Korea accountable for Otto Warmbier's unjust imprisonment," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told a news briefing.
|
|
Instead of defending himself, Trump should be working to hold Russia accountable for its efforts to subvert our democracy.
|
|
As an accountant, you're not making the decision — you're not bringing business ideas and being accountable for the results.
|
|
That would create a precedent for holding Big Gun accountable for the costs that its products inflict on society.
|
|
Lawmakers are working on a separate measure "to hold Saudi Arabia accountable" for human rights abuses and Khashoggi's murder.
|
|
State legislators — like members of Congress — simply aren't accountable for outcomes in the way that governors and presidents are.
|
|
"We really hold the military leadership accountable for what's happening with the Rakhine area," Tillerson said on October 18.
|
|
" Those responsible should be held accountable for these actions, Kerry said, saying they were "way beyond -- years beyond -- the accidental.
|
|
Like it or not, in 2019, even the most anodyne of artists are now being held accountable for political complicity.
|
|
Magufuli has sought to show even those in high office will be held accountable for criminal activity or poor performance.
|
|
However, Sierra makes a lot of inexplicably bad decisions that her character should have been held accountable for, and isn't.
|
|
Five years later, Jolie is promoting the Time to Act initiative to hold sexual offenders accountable for their war crimes.
|
|
Women, like men, can ramble when they get nervous — except women are more likely to be held accountable for it.
|
|
Yiannopoulos, 32,said she should be allowed to speak but should be held accountable for actions he considered anti-American.
|
|
Want to make sure congressman or senator knows you'll hold them accountable for how they'll vote on Trump's cabinet nominations?
|
|
John McCain, have said the summit "should not move forward" at all unless Trump holds Russia accountable for election meddling.
|
|
The trial is testing whether a state can hold a drug company accountable for the opioid epidemic affecting its residents.
|
|
One thing we've learned is there is no point in making art unless you're accountable for it in some way.
|
|
Tyler should be held accountable for his actions, but that doesn't mean that there isn't another side to his story.
|
|
Still, this settlement brings some hope that the organizations responsible for enabling his crimes are held accountable for their actions.
|
|
It also revealed America's repeated failure to hold corporations accountable for lax security and a systemic disregard for consumer privacy.
|
|
From now on, holders of verified badges will be held accountable for their behavior in the real world as well.
|
|
Among his proposals are putting an end to overly aggressive and biased policing and holding the police accountable for misconduct.
|
|
The bottom line: These efforts are valiant, and are most certainly helping to hold the ecosystem accountable for transparent journalism.
|
|
The real victims here are clearly creepy dudes who now have to be held accountable for being creeps toward women!
|
|
You can tweet it, you can post it on Facebook, have other people help you be accountable for picking three.
|
|
And, Weinstein was only the first of many powerful men to find themselves being held accountable for alleged sexual misconduct.
|
|
For starters, the US doesn't want to be held accountable for civilian casualties caused by Russian strikes against ISIS targets.
|
|
Luke would not want another person, especially his friend, to be held accountable for what happened to him that night.
|
|
""I commend the work of the Public Corruption Unit for its commitment to hold deputies accountable for any criminal activity.
|
|
It said the central government supported the city's administration and will ensure violent offenders are held accountable for their behavior.
|
|
Because behind the scenes, there is a delicate struggle over who is accountable for ensuring that another election isn't compromised.
|
|
The Netherlands and Australia now say they will hold Russia accountable for its role, and want negotiations on a settlement.
|
|
They have long argued that the CFPB is overtly political, misuses the law and is not accountable for its actions.
|
|
When Drake stopped his own show to hold another man accountable for how he was treating women, he did it.
|
|
Her death was ruled a suicide, and in the aftermath no one was held accountable for her arrest or death.
|
|
For starters, the US doesn't want to be held accountable for civilian casualties caused by Russian strikes against ISIS targets.
|
|
"We intend to hold such abusers personally accountable for their actions, in whatever capacity the law allows," the website states.
|
|
Men need to step up as allies and be held accountable for their actions (or, in some cases, their inaction).
|
|
The last vestiges of hope that the 30-year dictator would be held truly accountable for his crimes just vanished.
|
|
Rolling back Obama-era rules that tried to hold companies accountable for worker safety could result in dangerous workplace conditions.
|
|
Pinterest said they expected U.S. and European regulators to pass laws holding social networks accountable for more strict content moderation.
|
|
Maybe you'll write your representatives and demand that they hold social media companies accountable for what happens on their platforms.
|
|
Amal Clooney is one giant step closer to achieving her longtime goal of holding ISIS accountable for its war crimes.
|
|
He added that he wasn't sure who was at fault or who would be held accountable for approving the raises.
|
|
American families need a president who will honor her promises and hold pharmaceutical companies accountable for their greed and corruption.
|
|
"The city of Oakland should be held accountable" for failing to inspect and shut down the warehouse, Colleen Dolan said.
|
|
Some might be tempted to reply that government enforcement actions also can be used to hold corporations accountable for wrongdoing.
|
|
Lawmakers have repeatedly complained that executives at Wells Fargo may not be held accountable for what happened at the bank.
|
|
This requires dialogue between police and their communities, and mechanisms for holding police and citizens accountable for their actions. 85033.
|
|
Together, let's continue to hold brands accountable for their words and messages and therefore the values they promote and propagate.
|
|
The second step was making myself accountable for my actions via an "accountability partner" (surprise: this person was my therapist).
|
|
"They know there is no way to truly be held accountable for the human rights abuses they are complicit in."
|
|
The budget deal also would "slow down federal efforts to hold providers accountable for reducing Medicare costs," Modern Healthcare reports.
|
|
"The Bible tells us that we are all accountable for our actions, and that teachers are especially accountable," he wrote.
|
|