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"A Twitter that's not accountable to its own rules is not accountable to anybody," he said.
"If you say he's accountable to the board, and he controls the board, he's accountable to no one but himself," Isaac said.
The problem is, if you say he's accountable to the board and he controls the board, he's accountable to no one but himself.
Even in political advertising, they need to be held accountable to the trust and truth that all journalism is held accountable to, right?
I'm ready for men to hold their brothers accountable, to hold themselves accountable, to rise to this moment in history and say ENOUGH.
I believe in his commitment to make the Democratic Party more accountable to progressive populist values and to make American elections more accountable to voters.
And all this should be done through a transparent process that holds the Oversight Board accountable: accountable to the law and accountable to the public.
"I don't feel accountable to the Democratic Party — I feel accountable to people, particularly people who are really getting fucked over by the system," Mond said.
I am accountable to the youth we serve and accountable to what I know about why youth become vulnerable to trafficking, struggle to exit, recover and build healthy lives.
I'm accountable to the courts; they oversee what we do.
Holding leaders accountable to changing that data is step two. 
Then, hold each other accountable to getting out there regularly!
Keep the media accountable to help make Congress more transparent.
Our lawsuit seeks to hold DOJ accountable to the law.
Yeah, I definitely think they are accountable to fixing it.
"Facebook must also be accountable to the public," he adds.
Now is the time to hold schools accountable to students.
The Framers wanted officeholders to be accountable to the voters.
Private companies, accountable to shareholders, couldn't get away with that.
But the government is at least accountable to public pressure.
"You make it more accountable to the people," Estrada said.
He his held accountable to the people, not the president.
We are ACCOUNTABLE to the PEOPLE in our representative govt.
Many workers are now accountable to algorithms, instead of bosses.
You are not accountable to voters or even a President.
Europe's parliament is exceptionally weak; real issues are resolved by the European Commission, which is not accountable to the voters, or by the European Central Bank, which is barely accountable to the member nations' governments.
You hold each other accountable to make time for each other.
I think we are accountable to people all over the world.
What's even better, though, is to be accountable to someone else.
Even American multinationals are accountable to shareholders, not to Mr Trump.
Being held accountable to achieve certain benchmarks is healthy and motivational.
Under this system, community banks are inherently accountable to their customers.
Self-discipline is difficult, particularly because you're only accountable to yourself.
Imagine that, a government that holds manufacturers accountable to green standards.
We reasonably expect government entities will be accountable to the public.
Congress meant these elections to hold unions accountable to its members.
And so, how do you hold yourself accountable to doing that?
He's going to get pushback, and what happens now is that he needs to be accountable to Congress, he needs to be accountable to the American public in terms of actually putting a credible path forward.
Conducting a study is an imperfect way of making aid efforts accountable to the people they're supposed to help, but it certainly beats no effort to make aid accountable to the people it's supposed to help.
I wish we had open-sourced options that were accountable to users.
Warren's legislation, requiring that American multinationals be held accountable to European stakeholders.
It, too, challenged us, and it holds us accountable to this day.
Holding ourselves accountable to our Paris commitment will be an ambitious undertaking.
Finally, the next Administration must be held accountable to make these changes.
Qassem Suleymani, is not accountable to government bean-counters, as we are.
The Fed all by itself or the Fed as accountable to Congress?
This seems like a useful way of keeping us accountable to ourselves.
Paulson said the agreement showed the RCMP was accountable to its employees.
We had a good, defined schedule that we were held accountable to.
You might not hold yourself as accountable to yourself and to others.
Is he accountable to the American public or to a foreign republic?
That's the only way we'll ensure that machines remain accountable to people.
Requiring agencies to show their work keeps them accountable to us all.
That would make members of Congress and presidents more accountable to us.
So, Americans were once proud that their government was accountable to them.
What they're saying: Why it matters: Politicians are accountable to the electorate.
Will businesses be held accountable to hostile work environments for LGBTQ employees?
Know what your success metrics are and hold them accountable to it.
In institutional terms, developing a real opposition party would also require entrenching the idea that the European Commission should be accountable to the European Parliament in the way that a normal national cabinet is accountable to the national parliament.
And, crucially, a group of wonderful, intellectually adventurous people to be accountable to.
He has enjoyed holding Theresa May and her ministers accountable to the House.
Without competition, large firms become exploitative bureaucracies that are accountable to no one.
We should publish to them and we should be held accountable to them.
" He added, "We will continue to hold Russia accountable to its Minsk commitments.
The agreement includes milestones to ensure both countries are accountable to their commitments.
You have to discipline yourself and hold yourself accountable to a strict budget.
Now we have to hold every country accountable to their commitments, including ourselves.
But leaders in democratic countries hold themselves accountable to their parliaments and publics.
The process helps make charities more accountable to donors at the state level.
It includes milestones to hold both countries accountable to the commitments, he added.
He did what he had to do, and he was accountable to it.
All employees are held accountable to the same standards of conduct and integrity.
"It provided a way for me to be accountable to myself," said Mrs.
These companies are also not accountable to American voters, only theoretically to shareholders.
They'll see there is no higher authority that all Americans are accountable to.
But democracy is a system in which people are only accountable to themselves.
Which means that activists are ready to hold Sanders accountable to his promises.
Every day you have to be accountable to those people in that line.
What a waste, what an extravagance—why not make oneself accountable to that?
You are accountable to your team, and part of accountability means being responsive.
The rest of those still bearing the job title are accountable to others.
We also need them to be held accountable to the communities they serve.
The big draw was to hold myself accountable to live a healthier lifestyle.
In a professional sports environment, all of us are accountable to each other.
This bill will help make government more transparent and accountable to the public.
And they&aposre the only ones held accountable to the voters for their decisions.
Read receipts for both parties keep people accountable to answer in a timely fashion.
"I'm not just accountable to the community, I'm a part of it," Conger said.
What about holding our institutions accountable, accountable to the people that pay the bills?
Erring MPs are accountable to their parties rather than to more formal bureaucratic structures.
They said changing the independent CFPB would make the agency more accountable to lawmakers.
Under the French Constitution, the prime minister, not the president, is accountable to parliament.
More important, perhaps, is that government is accountable to the public; companies are not.
As a result, Facebook is still not truly accountable to all of its users.
I'm holding myself and my actions accountable – to use this as a learning moment.
Republicans in Congress say the funding process keeps the agency accountable to elected leaders.
The chairman, though, was not directly accountable to any of the trustees, including Tata.
Likewise, Senators are accountable to the public for their consent or rejection of nominees.
Republicans in Congress say the funding process keeps the agency accountable to elected leaders.
When coercion is removed and unions become accountable to the membership, workers often join.
Yet, too often, bosses sound more like salespeople than managers accountable to a board.
We're going to be holding him accountable to deliver on some of that rhetoric.
Apple and other multinationals will ultimately have to be accountable to the American taxpayers.
But his union, let me tell you something, they were accountable to each other.
Democratic governments are accountable to their citizens and suffer no such conflict of interest.
Brandeis' efforts to hold business and political leaders accountable to the public impressed Wilson.
"You can work with tech and still be accountable to community solutions," Agwunobi said.
It's about whether you think God is real, and whether you're accountable to him.
But at the same time, it's an independent organization that's accountable to its board.
Users become accountable to audience expectations, whether they be friends, family, colleagues or strangers.
And we made this public so the public would hold us accountable to that.
"As a government, we are accountable to the taxpayer," Savage said in a statement.
Why are we not holding accountable to parents who sent their children alone through Mexico?
He lets his children make decisions for themselves and holds them accountable to their choices.
But it is where you learn how to be accountable to your readers and subjects.
It is also natural for parties that should be held accountable to point fingers elsewhere.
The Openreach chief executive will also be appointed by, and accountable to, the Openreach board.
Another girl said Feinstein should feel accountable to the kids in the room as voters.
A proposal to hold company boards accountable to the "public interest" would be a quagmire.
Employees, advertisers, and users are trying to hold them accountable to their policies and values.
Self is the only person he's ever made himself accountable to, for better and worse.
We are holding all (officers) more accountable to produce at the highest level they can.
In 2017 each will acquire a "metro mayor" like London's, accountable to the city-region.
They use these goals to check their progress and hold themselves accountable to the metrics.
You rely on what they call "fellowship" for support and you become accountable to them.
But unlike the EPA, the WHO and its appendages aren't even accountable to American taxpayers.
Sessions will pursue these referrals and hold Planned Parenthood's grisly business accountable to the law.
Republicans say the CFPB oversteps its power and should be more accountable to elected leaders.
Those who refuse to support them can be held accountable to their constituents in 2018.
IPAB wields the powers of every branch of government and is accountable to no one.
Our business requires that we must all seek to hold ourselves accountable to our readers.
Will shareholders of the 5 percent be accountable to decisions made by the 95 percent?
They need to be accountable to the persons who can prove that they are victims.
This creates a government that grows less and less accountable to Congress and the taxpayers.
But a locally elected school board, accountable to the city's residents, is now in charge.
Voters like to feel that governing institutions are accountable to them and serve their interests.
The framers expected that senators would be accountable to their consciences and their state legislatures.
The reformers saw insiderish corruption, but these mediating structures held leaders accountable to one another.
The idea that high government officials must be accountable to the people should be uncontroversial.
If he refuses, I will continue our work to hold him accountable to the Constitution.
"I think that he will be accountable to the American people for that," Pelosi said.
It's not my job to hold him accountable to everything he's ever said or done.
That's not to say that one spouse should be held accountable to the other's actions.
It includes milestones to assure both countries are held accountable to their commitments, he added.
She started a blog called Dream Beyond Debt to keep herself accountable to her goal.
It will never be possible for anyone to fully fathom or be accountable to this history.
His test as prime minister, if he gets there, may finally make him accountable to them.
"We are accountable to the Congress," Clarida said in an answer that skirted mention of Trump.
Ideally, the system is supposed to hold officers accountable to the people they serve and protect.
"We're focused on HTML5, but held accountable to native mobile performance," co-founder Ernestine Fu said.
Yeah, anonymity made me accountable to no one except my own sliding scale of rationalized 'morals.
"The Enforcement Bureau is no longer accountable to FCC Commissioners," he told a crowd in Washington.
This was intentional because representatives are directly accountable to the people we are elected to serve.
It's also time to question - and do something about - other agencies that are accountable to taxpayers.
Our Founding Fathers envisioned a Congress that would faithfully represent and be accountable to its constituents.
Many charter schools and academies are also accountable to the school chains they are part of.
Whoever is responsible must be found and held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
It is time for lawmakers across the country to force hospitals to become accountable to taxpayers.
A president who thinks he's king, accountable to nobody [and] above the law is absolutely unacceptable.
Northam is, in practical terms, accountable to nothing for the next three years except his conscience.
And I look forward to the Inspector General helping us hold him accountable to that plan.
"Federal officials must be accountable to the American people," the conservative caucus said in a statement.
We can think of no better payback than to support truly rational policy, accountable to evidence.
Why, then, should he not be accountable to the public about where those funds were donated?
If they aren't doing that, we can come in and hold the corporation accountable to that.
You keep us honest and make sure we're accountable to the people who sent us here.
Ultimately, governments that are accountable to the needs of their people will make more dependable partners.
Who hires a nanny and then feels accountable to the nanny for the cost of furniture?
For example, one of Google's AI principles, "Be accountable to people," leaves much room for maneuver.
Nation states are run by governments and firms need to be accountable to them, he says.
I intend to hold this administration accountable to ensure equal access to credit for all Americans.
Every US attorney and line prosecutor in the country is ultimately accountable to the attorney general.
You're only accountable to immediate superiors, not to the people who are affected by your decisions.
It is citizens who are forced to be more and more transparent and accountable to governments.
Being accountable to real people with real problems not only created urgency but also sparked creativity.
The ruling, he said, entrenched an emerging principle that the prime minister is accountable to Parliament.
I will vote to hold this president accountable to the Constitution we both swore to defend.
That person would be responsible for financial policies and would be accountable to the European Parliament.
I want all of our employees to hold me, and the entire leadership, accountable to that.
" He added, "This president believes that he is above the law and accountable to no one.
We need to support the electoral process even as we hold it accountable to international standards.
Elizabeth Warren told CNBC's Jim Cramer about her plan to make companies more accountable to employees.
Both the news media and the executive branch are accountable to the people of the United States.
It means calling and visiting your representatives at their offices to hold them accountable to progressive values.
I mean, to hold a President not accountable to words he may have said in his campaign.
They are accountable to an administrative oversight committee that meets once a month to discuss administrative issues.
MI6, which is accountable to British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, did not respond to calls requesting comment.
I want the politicians to be accountable to the people—I'm sick of them hiding behind Europe.
"You can upend the status quo while still being respectful and accountable to your employees," he said.
If any wrongdoing is uncovered, we should swiftly hold violators accountable to the fullest extent possible. pic.twitter.
And the project to make them accountable to the public is expensive, frustrating, and far from complete.
You're going to let people no longer accountable to voters deal with a big issue like that.
In exchange for this assistance, the individuals were required to renounce violence and be accountable to officials.
They demonstrate the degree to which our government is fully accountable to the American people it serves.
County sheriffs are elected directly by the people and are even more accountable to the voting public.
The Fed is currently an independent government agency but is ultimately accountable to the public and Congress.
Perhaps for the first time in their political careers, they are being held accountable to their constituents.
There should be nothing partisan or controversial about making our democracy more accessible and accountable to voters.
Although the tsar is not accountable to any institution, he is sensitive to public opinion and ratings.
This includes a strong focus on holding the Internal Revenue Service accountable to the taxpayers it serves.
We need that organized base to hold us accountable -- to hold the politicians that we're helping accountable.
They are not even accountable to their own customers because nobody knows how these companies curate content.
Failing to do so gives the perpetrators cover and hinders efforts to bring those accountable to justice.
It's time the bank truly was held to our values and made accountable to the American people.
All who commit these illegal acts should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
The president wants to make the government less burdensome to businesses and more accountable to our citizens.
We believe that we can play a role in holding the company accountable to following the law.
I'm accountable to it but I'm also accountable that our system is fair and just to everyone.
I'm accountable to it, but I'm also accountable that our system is fair and just to everyone.
I am writing this letter to hold the D.A. accountable to do their job and seek justice.
"This settlement broadcasts to all of them that we will hold them accountable to protect that data."
Liccardo told the newspaper that public ownership would make the company more accountable to its own customers.
"It's bringing an offender to a place where they're held accountable to deter future behavior," he said.
"They obviously have staying power and are not accountable to unit holders," he said of the entities.
I'm also sure that testing the game for work helped hold me accountable to being more consistent.
Charitable foundations and the billionaires who fund them, on the other hand, are accountable to no one.
CNN: Who needs to be held accountable to ensure that diversity is represented and celebrated in film?
As journalists, we are accountable to our readers, viewers, and listeners, and above all, to the truth.
A healthy government is equally accountable to everyone it represents, not just those who can afford access.
What all this means is that it's vital to hold these powerful figures accountable to sexual ethics.
And I hope these persons who have committed these horrible crimes will be held accountable to justice.
Most importantly, it enshrines nonviolent mechanisms for making the government accountable to the people and improving the system.
The DOJ, on the other hand, is part of the executive branch, making it accountable to the president.
But commit to doing it without contempt and ask someone to hold you accountable to love your enemies.
If city leaders were more accountable to their residents, they might favour projects designed to help them more.
When you're in a relationship, you have a person that you're kind of accountable to about your behavior.
The United States is so much better than the USSR, the government transparent and accountable to the people.
Earlier this year, Joe Biden asked the LGBTQ community to hold him accountable to his words last month.
Congress shied away from bolder measures, which might have made the legislature more representative and accountable to voters.
I had to kind of have people at Wonderland on my team to hold me accountable to it.
I just did what worked for me, and I was grateful to have people to stay accountable to.
Their roadmap will help build state parties that are "more structurally accountable to communities of color," said Garcia.
FOIA, for all its flaws, has served as a useful tool for holding Government accountable to the public.
But Cruz credited his "grassroots army" with Monday's upset win and said he would be accountable to them.
And so it's sort of like, I'm sort of trying to hold myself accountable to make myself successful.
The Justice Department has long acted on an island, separate from the administration and accountable to no one.
"State government must be open, transparent and accountable to Michigan taxpayers," Whitmer said in announcing the new rule.
But political parties shouldn't project certain values, and hold themselves accountable to them, simply because of electoral popularity.
Jaime also felt accountable to his brother Matt, who was working out every day and eating a lot.
McSweeney has repeatedly noted that the Federal Trade Commission plans to hold signatory companies accountable to these principles.
"I'm accountable to the Australian people and Australia comes here with a very strong record," he told reporters.
Should the next president of the United Stated be held accountable to the same standards as a business?
Such a board needs representatives from the island who understand its economy and are accountable to its people.
"Institutions like the British Museum are supposed to be accountable to the public via their trustees," Glynn said.
To hold Trump, or any president, accountable to the people they represent, the US needs an informed electorate.
Sanjay Nair, the global chair of Edelman's technology sector, said CIOs see themselves being accountable to more groups.
Now I had to be accountable to brands, which taught me a lot about running my own business.
The city will be less alive and less democratic, its politicians less accountable to the people they serve.
That's because the government has to be accountable to everyone, with diverse needs and competing interests in tow.
We urgently need ways to hold A.I., and those who profit from its development, accountable to the public.
Elected officials should be accountable to their constituents; indexing gas taxes to inflation lets them off the hook.
This president has repeatedly made clear that he considers himself above the law and accountable to no one.
I've worked hard during my time in Congress to hold CEOs and top officials accountable to everyday Americans.
Here are three points from members of Parliament that caught DealBook's attention: Make it accountable to its users.
They will allow governments to serve, compete for, and be accountable to citizens around the world, he said.
Let's commit to holding our political leaders accountable to protecting the religious rights of each and every citizen.
But still, I'm not sure where this leaves me, though I am accountable to no one but myself.
Giving her a formal, unpaid position holds her accountable to the same ethical standards as every federal worker.
These principles should hold industry professionals accountable to the general public as well as their colleagues and clients.
It's hard to hold yourself accountable to something that you can't see or you don't want to see.
As the CEO of the U.S government, President Trump has the power to hold corporations accountable to workers.
"The U.S. will be held accountable to these commitments both through review mechanisms and through redress possibilities," he added.
I have to be accountable to Congress; I have to testify in front of them four times a year.
State sovereignty is important, but so is holding governments accountable to the human rights principles that they've agreed to.
" He said, "The American people deserve to have their voices heard and a government that is accountable to them.
Holding yourself accountable to others and yourself even in this pretty relaxed way is good for your bottom line.
These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
These commonsense measures ensure that religious institutions are accountable to and dependent on their religious communities, not government entities.
Politicians are not only accountable to voters but also kept in line by feisty courts, journalists and pressure groups.
I think it's making sure that we hold teams accountable to the diversity within the ranks of their organization.
Private insurance companies also need to be held accountable to actually pay for the healthcare for anyone they cover.
Perhaps then we can hold technology companies and the government accountable to the children who desperately need their help.
Thailand needs a civilian government that is accountable to voters and the law, not to the men with guns.
Lowering the threshold for discharge petitions is just one way to make Congress more accountable to the American people.
Checks and balances within the program keep SBA accountable to the small business owners, lenders, and the American taxpayers.
We must hold energy systems accountable to the most affected communities to win politically and economically on climate change.
It is not accountable to Congress' "power of the purse," because it gets its funding from the Federal Reserve.
Make no mistake, China doesn't hold individual corporate leaders accountable to foster compliance and strengthen the rule of law.
Should Instagram, for example, be held accountable to victims of hate crimes committed by users who posted hate content?
Rather, it's to get people into the habit of exercising consistently and staying accountable to fellow Daily Burn users.
DESANTIS: I guess that&aposs the problem Laura, we have a bureaucracy that is just not accountable to anybody.
They are accountable to the nation for implementing an agenda, but they face a sprawling and centrifugal executive branch.
"We will hold the CDC accountable to providing complete transparency for the public," Nirenberg said in a statement Sunday.
What I learned in grade-school civics is that democracy works when our representatives are accountable to the voters.
That dynamic not only makes government decisions better; it helps ensure that democratic institutions are accountable to the public.
But what's done is done — a private company, accountable to no one, has taken over the world's media ecosystem.
They wait for their superiors to make decisions and are only accountable to their superiors instead of the people.
We have a right; indeed, we have an obligation, to hold them strictly accountable to the rule of law.
The democratic part, political choice, is the enforcer of communal choices and accountable to the citizenry as a whole.
As Jefferson hoped, war-making would be accountable to the people and the taxpayers through their representatives in Congress.
Of course, it is important to ensure that prosecutors who wield so much power are accountable to the public.
"So I blame Erdoğan for this catastrophe but I am holding President Trump accountable to fix it," Graham added.
Republicans also have pushed for the agency to receive funds from Congress to make it accountable to elected leaders.
Yet she acknowledged it's hard to hold harassers accountable to their constituents if no one will name them publicly.
Two is just have fidelity of that core mission to hold all powerful interests accountable to the public interest.
KELLY EVANS: And when Art Laffer has been saying that monetary policy should be accountable to people the same way that any other kind of policy is, especially through the executive branch, when he says that maybe the Fed shouldn't be independent because then it can't be accountable to voters, is he right?
Associate masters are accountable to the Yale College dean's office and accept responsibility for teaching tolerance according to their goals.
Harwood: Do you not accept that you need to be accountable to someone in government who is elected by people?
" He said: "We are going to do more with less, and make the government lean and accountable to the people.
And along with his willingness to hold the EPA accountable to the law, it is enough to vigorously oppose him.
Experts argue these conversations can help break down the taboos around the subject and hold you accountable to your goals.
Every move Democrats make to hold their own accountable, to apply the principle without favor, is immediately used against them.
And so, the speech highlights that accountability is an important part of independence, and so we're very accountable to Congress.
Motivated by nothing external and running in solitude, I am accountable to no one but myself, and it is powerful.
Bumble also watermarks all photos with the sender's image — a bid to hold people accountable to the images they share.
The reason for this is because public companies are accountable to their shareholders, who demand revenue growth year-over-year.
They also offer opportunities to experiment with transparently sharing anonymized vehicle data, by holding automakers accountable to not misuse it.
"The purpose of a free press in a democracy is to hold the powerful accountable to the evidence," Otto says.
Both argue that these moderators don't make editorial decisions, but rather hold flagged content accountable to the each company's standards.
Just as our board of directors is accountable to our shareholders, this body would be focused only on our community.
Thus, they can hold countries accountable to gender equality, while also ensuring women receive equal access to sustainable development funds.
By shining light on performance, Kaine demonstrated how a more open government could hold itself more accountable to its citizens.
And enter your zip code below to call your representatives and hold them accountable to gender equitable policies and practices.
Public office should be held to even higher standards than the private sector, as they are accountable to their constituents.
David Perdue (R-Ga.) is leading an effort to make the CFPB more accountable to Congress, namely through its funding.
Furthermore, the Obama administration must hold CBP (our nation's largest federal police force) accountable to the highest professional policing practices.
Ukraine has also worked to hold its own politicians accountable to their constituents by instituting a mandatory online assets declaration.
Policy makers need to address the urgency of these cases and to hold individuals accountable to laws criminalizing these behaviors.
Establishing a child poverty target would provide a powerful tool to hold our government accountable to making kids a priority.
We are accountable to the people who use what we build, to our colleagues, to ourselves and to our values.
Sessions -- as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position -- is particularly accountable to us, his church.
We must hold the Trump admin accountable to their responsibility to reunify these migrant children with their loved ones. pic.twitter.
Democrats created the CFPB as an independent agency, accountable to no one – not even the president – regulating for consumer credit.
Exposing online manipulations might finally force Big Tech companies to be accountable to the public and might even save democracy.
Part of that requires changing its culture, making the company more nimble, fun and accountable to its customers, he said.
More and more investors are suggesting or voting in favor of shareholder resolutions that hold corporations accountable, to some degree.
Or are we just afraid of our students challenging us and holding us accountable to the very values we profess?
Unlike most big-city police commissioners, he manages a combined sheriff's and police department, and is directly accountable to voters.
The students will be held accountable to all University student- code, Athletic-student athlete and Football Code of conduct standards.
The base pressured Democrats to hold McConnell accountable to his promise, even if that meant threatening another shutdown in February.
When a corporation cheats customers at the checkout line, the Antitrust Division will hold it accountable to the greatest extent.
Nemtsov "remains an inspiration to all who strive for justice, democracy, and a government accountable to the people", she wrote.
Journalists are accountable to a pluralistic audience that trusts the press as a source of information to form their views.
But reading in public, as Mark Zuckerberg has said on Facebook, can hold you accountable to actually finishing a book.
But that can only happen if we wrest power from special interests and make government more accountable to the people.
"  "Policy decisions ought to be made by elected representatives accountable to the American people, not activist judges with lifetime appointments.
All nations must hold Iran accountable to its commitments, otherwise, the NPT isn't worth the paper that is written on.
The same could be said for the controversy about Battlefield V. Developers aren't directly accountable to players for their political perspectives.
We continue to hold our universities accountable to the law, and we continue to demand policies that protect and support survivors.
But ensuring that those empowered to kill and arrest in the community's name must be accountable to the community is not.
We want to spark a sense of possibility by engineering an unlikely scenario to hold cultural institutions accountable to their missions.
"I think representatives should be transparent and honest with us, and ultimately know that they're accountable to the voters," she says.
It also found that 57 percent thought email and the internet have made senators and representatives more accountable to their constituents.
Republicans revile the CFPB, saying it reaches too far in its rules and enforcement and should be more accountable to lawmakers.
Every option should be held accountable, but they should be directly accountable to parents and communities, not to Washington, D.C., bureaucrats.
They knew how each member of Congress had voted and never let them forget that they were accountable to their constituents.
"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," she said.
Karen Kulp told me that Trump wasn't racist; he was simply calling for immigrants to be held accountable to the law.
These social movements are accountable to their wide base of people-powered funding support and reflect the values of their supporters.
AD: I want to be accountable to the people, both in terms of how I operate and what I work on.
Japan's push to attract foreign investment included a corporate governance code to encourage board members to be held accountable to shareholders.
Formal rulemaking won't solve all our problems, but it could start making regulators more accountable to the people, not special interests.
He is focused on being accountable to fans as expectations grow to improve on the team's first year at Barclays Center.
A former British colony, Hong Kong maintains a freedom for its own system of government but is also accountable to Beijing.
Users there are accountable to admins, who can ban bad or distrustful sellers, and help buyers who've had difficulties contact Facebook.
After the direct listing, Spotify will be a public company, subject to quarterly financial reporting and accountable to many more shareholders.
And most importantly, such an approach would promote healthy competition among the states, and keep politicians accountable to those they tax.
But federal rules to be finalized soon fail to hold nursing homes truly accountable to patients, their families or the law.
"Politicians WILL be accountable to us, not to billionaires and corporations," the band wrote in a Facebook post advertising the event.
Because in a democracy, the political branches of government — those accountable to the people through elections — were expected to run things.
Holding management accountable to make the right decisions and then to execute is at the very core of a Board's duty.
Politicians, ultimately, are accountable to their constituents, and Gianforte's mostly-conservative constituents do not seem to like the press much either.
He is the symptom of the problem people see in a system that is not fair and accountable to the people.
Shortcomings in the Hong Kong government's handling of the extradition issue underline that the chief executive is only accountable to Beijing.
Euroskeptics emphasize that the EU's executive branch, called the European Commission, isn't directly accountable to voters in Britain or anyone else.
In order for democracy to function, elected officials must be accountable to everyone they represent, which only universal suffrage can ensure.
And Ruth Porat, the CFO of both Alphabet and Google, was appointed to hold these units accountable to bringing in revenue.
"I urge my Republican colleagues not to contribute to a culture where the President is not accountable to anyone," he said.
If they are doing their jobs, they will be accountable to people who sent them there, not maintaining the status quo.
"This rule goes one step further to hold industry accountable to plan and prepare for the worst case scenario," he said.
"I will hold the FCC accountable to protect consumers and fight any attempt to roll back net neutrality," he added. Sen.
We all have a stake in ensuring that, in rough terms, elected representatives throughout the country are accountable to the people.
During the podcast interview, MacCallum said the role of the press should be to hold the president accountable to his word.
"You can't shine a spotlight on art therapy without being accountable to the real danger our clients currently face," she said.
If they are doing their jobs, they will be accountable to people who sent them there, not maintaining the status quo.
The Republicans will see if they, unlike the Obama administration, can turn an industry accountable to shareholders into a willing partner.
In the meantime, the US government has put in place a financial-oversight board that's not accountable to the island's government.
Last week, Warren introduced the Accountable Capitalism Act, which would require corporations to be more accountable to their workers, not shareholders.
"You hold those contractors accountable to provide what they said they would provide for you," said Mike Donoho, Rockport's public works director.
Privacy Values on Day One: Publish your values around privacy, not just your policies, and ask to be held accountable to them.
Unions protect workers from exploitation, defend the right to a living wage and hold corporations accountable to treat their workers more justly.
Develop standards around the identification and removal of harmful content, and hold companies accountable to them, the way Europe is now doing.
I'm proud that we shaped a global climate agreement -- now we have to hold every country accountable to their commitments, including ourselves.
More fundamentally, she added, the movement is about holding schools accountable to their values of diversity, inclusion, and safety for all students.
Private capital is held accountable to both its shareholders and to the federal government regarding the implementation of federal affordable housing policies.
To Conservatives and Republican lawmakers, the CFPB is a rogue agency with unlimited powers, not accountable to Congress or even the president.
That's one way Instagram can hold employees accountable to not misuse their privileges for things like paid verification, according to several sources.
Therefore, the employee will be taxed on the contributions made by the employer, and thus, is held accountable to our tax system.
Many Republicans have accused the CFPB of overstepping its powers and called for legislation that would make it more accountable to Congress.
"He just didn't want to be held accountable to the law," a prosecutor, Matt Hart, said last month in his opening statement.
The new regime believes it is not accountable to anyone and makes decisions without input from the public and without valid justifications.
I'm proud that we shaped a global climate agreement - now we have to hold every country accountable to their commitments, including ourselves.
At the heart of the system of government they devised was the concept that the president must be accountable to the people.
Kennedy did his job by holding those accountable to the judicial system, respecting the process, the legal profession and the American people.
The prime minister became accountable to the legislature, rather than the president, after the 1989 Taif Agreement, the most recent constitutional amendment.
The press is there to check them and to hold them accountable to the people whom they are not ruling but serving.
I'm proud that we shaped a global climate agreement — now we have to hold every country accountable to their commitments, including ourselves.
It is the media that can demand truth from power and hold those who wield that massive power accountable to the people.
"These statistics are troubling and raise questions about whether officers are being held accountable to the citizens they serve," the report said.
Outreach organizations do what they are paid to do, which is to "visit" — hoping to house but not accountable to do so.
There should be nothing partisan about a push to make the American political system more accessible and accountable to the American people.
The Metro Unit, consisting of around 600 members, is accountable to the city, thus the ruling provincial government, the Democratic Alliance (DA).
And once in office, they aren't accountable to the European Parliament, national governments, or any other officials chosen by the voting public.
It is important to hold yourself accountable to your New Years resolutions, and not just tell your peers how well you're doing.
The job of the media is to hold politicians accountable, to fact check the claims they make and to educate the public.
"The Trump Administration needs to be held accountable to do the right thing, and we will make sure that happens," DeLauro said.
This newfound transparency could mean Facebook will be held accountable to the public when it comes to its decisions about user speech.
"On all issues, we are fully accountable to our members, which is where that accountability should be," he said in an email.
Let's hold them accountable to the promise of better times on Main Street that we have yet to see as a reality.
That includes engaging one another and our stakeholders with greater transparency, holding ourselves accountable to the highest standards of safety and quality.
Luckily, networks of currently and formerly incarcerated women are forming to hold prison systems accountable to leverage their voice and political pressure.
This means EXIM is accountable to taxpayers—returning money to the U.S. Treasury, while investing in countless companies and jobs across America.
The security services and the judiciary work together to suppress dissent and political activities, and are not accountable to the elected government.
"It's time for people who are unelected and work for the government to remember that they are accountable to Congress," Martin said.
That's what America needs, someone who people actually believe — as they did in my district — is willing to be accountable to them.
It's very, very important that the military is empowered to hold their members accountable to the rule of law and to ethics.
But Tsai will also have to be accountable to her own constituency, especially the more radical, pro-independence younger generation, Chu added.
At the end of the day, lawmakers are accountable to the people, and the press is instrumental in holding those members accountable.
In 1974, the constitutional system held while a president tried to assert, unsuccessfully, that he wasn't accountable to Congress or the courts.
You can call them inclusivity riders, whatever you want to call holding companies and governments accountable to get to true gender equity.
Just as the survivor leaders on the Commission kept us accountable, so too must we keep each other accountable to take action.
When elections are not taking place, people must continue to hold their elected officials accountable to fighting for democracy reforms across the board.
So some of the projects that I worked on fell by the wayside because management was not willing to be accountable to me.
If the federal government is going to subsidize student loans, he said, then colleges must be held accountable to invest in their students.
All this will help us do more work, enable us to do better work, and it will make us more accountable to you.
And unlike other taxi regulators, it is solely accountable to London's ambitious mayor, Sadiq Khan, who does not face re-election until 2020.
As a director, Lee will have to stand for re-election in three years, making him accountable to shareholders for the company's performance.
Two is that by returning some of that power to the people, Facebook can become more accountable to its user base over time.
And even though he has said he won't seek that information, the public has no way to hold him accountable to that promise.
The culture must also change within government to insure employees that serve the public make themselves apparent, reachable and accountable to the citizenry.
This creates a Congress driven by primary party politics and ideological extremism, not one accountable to the will of the majority of voters.
"It is essential that National DSA prioritize cultivating and supporting socialist candidates who will be accountable to DSA's political agenda," the statement reads.
He says that he's planning a town, but there's not one thing that's going to hold him accountable to what he tells us.
He has emphasized the idea of employees being 'unbossed' and accountable to make decisions, as well as a more informal, jeans-wearing culture.
We believe a technology that has the potential to impact all of society must be shaped by and accountable to all of society.
But we need a truly independent organization overseeing political ads — the rules that govern them and holding organizations accountable to following those rules.
Democrats who might otherwise be complacent will face pressure to be accountable to the Democratic voters who elected them in the first place.
We are stepping up to our roles and responsibilities as citizens of this country to hold our elected officials accountable to the people.
A government watchdog reported this week that the Department of Education did not properly hold student loan providers accountable to rules and regulations.
The police are accountable to their communities in a way that federal law enforcement is not, with predictable results in encounters with both.
The lawmaker podcast boom is just another way that our political news is becoming less accountable to the public and more personality driven.
The Legislature should change state election law to make the board more accountable to the city and its taxpayers, rather than party officials.
Once a vibrant movement that simply aimed to hold the government accountable to its own laws, human rights advocates have been effectively silenced.
Only when the government is accountable to the public will it have a mandate to tackle the challenges facing the city, they say.
What's happening right now is that Americans fear that our government is essentially not accountable to the success or failure of our people.
To that end, the president is also holding China accountable to help put pressure on North Korea over its development of nuclear weapons.
We must have a government that is accountable to the people, not an insulated Washington elite that puts special interests and insiders first.
Do you have any creative practices or rituals that keep you accountable to your commitment to produce a piece of art every day?
The culture must also change within government to ensure employees that serve the public make themselves apparent, reachable and accountable to the citizenry.
But Mr. Gerson thought that Libya, one of whose agents had been convicted of the bombing, should be held accountable to victims' families.
Therefore, by giving each state electoral votes, candidates would be accountable to a variety of states' interests and force interaction with those populations.
The company this week released the charter for an oversight board aimed at holding Facebook more accountable to users in its content decisions.
We have zero tolerance for anti-Semitism in NY and we will hold the attacker accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
Sometimes, it seems like the Supreme Court is merely another legislative branch, one more powerful than Congress but even less accountable to voters.
Fueling the narrative that he's simply an inexperienced politician only makes him less accountable to the people he swore an oath to serve.
At the end of the day, these representatives are accountable to the people, and the press is instrumental in holding those members accountable.
Detractors say the framework is unconstitutional because it concentrates too much power in one person who is accountable to neither the president nor Congress.
They may be struggling with physical and mental health problems and the anxiety of being accountable to several government agencies, including parole and probation.
Both Bland and Hauptman said that ultimately, all investors will be worse off if corporations are not accountable to shareholders in securities class actions.
"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," she said in a statement.
And experts argue this isn't a coincidence: The more governments are accountable to their citizens, the less likely they are to let them starve.
Opening up the black boxes While the largest news networks in our world are private corporations, they should be held accountable to the public.
Still, the authors hope that the fine-grain detail their study provides could help hold countries and companies accountable to their zero deforestation policies.
"We cannot possibly be put in this bind of being accountable to someone who is so clearly committed to the prosecutorial role," said Tabaddor.
Graham hasn't just embraced the president, he's embraced Trump's total shamelessness — his absolute failure to hold himself accountable to any worthwhile standard of character.
Instead of appointees from state legislatures who could act somewhat independently, the president's jurors are now accountable to the same electorate that chose him.
"The way that it happened was so innocent that I never even thought about holding her accountable to anything," she told host Andy Cohen.
"What gets measured gets fixed, and this bill will require all 1,100 school districts to hold themselves accountable to specific goals," says Mr Williams.
It is right that the objectives and tools of monetary policy are subject to democratic scrutiny and that central bankers are accountable to legislatures.
"This bill aims to hold the department accountable to its promise and ensure that veterans are fully repaid for errors they did not cause."
A recent Boston Consulting Group study found that colleges were accountable to 18 different federal agencies and more than 200 federal laws and guidelines.
That makes it troubling when presidents wait until the end [of their term], when they are at their least accountable, to issue controversial pardons.
This has made him shrewd, conscientious and ultimately accountable to the people who depend on him to go out and win in the marketplace.
Only then will we have the information we need to hold Border Patrol accountable to the same reforms rightfully urged of police departments nationwide.
This requires lawmakers in Washington to review each and every dollar spent to ensure that the federal government is accountable to the American people.
Her policy proposals also include leveraging resources from the federal government to make sure large businesses are held accountable to pay suppliers on time.
"Protest is an American tradition; by protesting we work to hold our country accountable to its highest ideals," the NAACP said in a statement.
City deputies are not influenced by elections, he lamented, implying that they owe loyalty to political elites, and are not accountable to the people.
Our sales tax system shouldn't create unequal barriers; it should hold businesses of all forms accountable to the jurisdictions where they generate their sales.
And the radio host is positioning himself as someone who will hold Mr. Trump accountable to the most anti-establishment voices in his party.
Just as our Board of Directors keeps Facebook accountable to our shareholders, we believe the Oversight Board can do the same for our community.
Since I was first elected to Congress, I have fought to hold government agencies and Washington bureaucrats more accountable to Floridians and all Americans.
Running FDA means you are accountable to consumers for the safety and security of the food they feed their families on a daily basis.
It's not accountable to anybody but itself," Mulvaney said of the CFPB, telling lawmakers to "take back authority as the legislature of the country.
It will be a mixed message because [Trump] now needs to be accountable to the public, to Congress, because he touted this for weeks.
"The Committee remains committed to holding the President accountable to the rule of law and preventing improper interference in law enforcement investigations," Nadler added.
Professor Skinner-Thompson said that holding companies like CVS accountable to anti-discrimination policies in high-profile instances helps further the L.G.B.T.Q. rights movement.
"There is nothing on the proposed rule that would hold them accountable to give asylum seekers work permits in a timely manner," Gelatt said.
Successive treaties have made the president more accountable to the European Parliament, more powerful over ordinary commissioners and better able to set the agenda.
"We don't necessarily have specific rules because we assume everyone will be held accountable to the standards of being in an office," said Chupka.
No list of the best hockey films can be complete or accountable to the sport's troubled history without acknowledging its exclusionary and abusive nature.
"The Committee remains committed to holding the President accountable to the rule of law and preventing improper interference in law enforcement investigations," he added.
Mr. Brennan, like so many other Americans, needs to continue to speak out and hold the president accountable to our laws and constitutional rights.
State legislatures should do their part by examining legal options that would hold state administrations accountable to defending their approved waivers authorizing work requirements.
Those of us who sit on the House Intelligence Committee are committed to revealing their actions and holding them accountable to the American people.
But Mr. Friedman will ultimately be accountable to the secretaries of state and defense, whose charge will be Middle East policy as a whole.
Here, Kelly is right: Members of the administration need to have formal roles, and they should be qualified, trustworthy, and accountable to the public.
"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," Sanders said in a statement.
There is one federal agency that is accountable to none, churning out countless regulations by fiat while escaping congressional—that is, the people's—oversight.
When white supremacists and bigots murder, attack, or attempt to harm others, they should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
Mnuchin wants to make the OFR director accountable to him alone and eliminate the director's six-year tenure in favor of removal at will.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) serves as Congress's watchdog and plays a critical role in holding the federal government accountable to the American people.
The way I try to reconcile it is to say that I have to hold her accountable to things that she has to adopt.
If Clinton is elected it will be up to all of us to keep her accountable to the promises she has made to our community.
Pai won't pay an immediate price at the ballot box for his efforts, but he is accountable to Congress, which has oversight of the FCC.
It's a belief around being intentional, measuring and holding yourself accountable to real and specific results, and holding yourself accountable in a relatively short timeframe.
At a minimum, those at the highest levels of American politics must learn the basics of Holocaust history and be accountable to its indelible facts.
Gillibrand is also making it pretty clear that she would make Congress, and the president, much more accountable to the public when committing troops abroad.
Efforts to hold Jones accountable to the community guidelines of sites he leveraged have resulted in a nearly 50-percent loss of viewership to Infowars.
In addition to confirming that capitalism is truly the worst, the study provides a method for holding countries and companies accountable to zero deforestation policies.
The result would be a streamlined group that is accountable to investors, instead of a rickety legal pyramid designed before India won independence in 1947.
He was savaged in a congressional hearing, where he said that he, as chief executive, was accountable to the board, of which he was chairman.
" Paxton said he was "disappointed with the court's determination that Texas cannot hold the federal government accountable to consult with us before resettling refugees here.
It allows her to "contact ministries, departments, organizations, associations and individuals" in an official capacity, and makes her accountable to parliament, Myanmar's state media reports.
But Congress stands a much better chance of reducing gridlock if more Americans pay attention to legislative work and more members feel accountable to them.
"I think representatives should be transparent and honest with us, and ultimately know that they're accountable to the voters," she told Refinery29 earlier this year.
The Cambridge Analytica scandal added fuel to the fire, and Schroepfer found himself accountable to government bodies around the world for issues he helped create.
" He says he and his wife, Charlene, are heartbroken and determined to hold the school district accountable "to make sure my daughter's life isn't meaningless.
It demonstrates that our government is neither above nor afraid of scrutiny -- that it is fully accountable to the American people and comfortable being questioned.
We need to hold ourselves accountable to that dream, and be clear when the impact of rapid technological progress hurt more people than it helps.
"Now it's time to get to work, as secretary I'm going to be held accountable to get things done," Zinke said after taking the oath.
Start the day by choosing just three to five work-related things you want to achieve and you hold yourself accountable to complete them all.
There are questions about the deep state and how institutions like the FBI or NSA can be held accountable to the people they nominally serve.
It is only through meaningful engagement and maximum participation that we can have a democracy that is truly responsive and accountable to the Latino electorate.
But that's the harder thing to do and that's the biggest challenge that we have because we're being held accountable to hitting certain revenue numbers.
As soon as the New Yorker piece dropped, both enemies and allies of Schneiderman demanded he be accountable to Democratic ideals and immediately step down.
"When the Democrats win — and we will win tonight — we'll have a Congress that is open, transparent and accountable to the American people," she said.
These barriers are significant and we expect them to drastically reduce any potential this technology had to make law enforcement more accountable to community members.
Another improvement would be to let Europeans directly elect the president of the commission, which would make that office more accountable to the union's citizens.
As a senior White House aide, Miller is not accountable to Congress in the same capacity as a Senate-confirmed Cabinet secretary, the Post noted.
Top airline CEOs have claimed before Congress that this proposal is about transforming our air transportation system so that it becomes more accountable to stakeholders.
The president ran on a promise of making government more accountable to the American people, and the administration needs to implement these changes right away.
"Just as a personal trainer holds you accountable to your fitness goals, a financial planner holds you accountable for achieving your financial goals," she says.
" He said the Republican governor believes ex-felons "should demonstrate that they can live a life free of crime while being accountable to our communities.
"You stated that you refused to hold a president accountable to a different standard than the young police officer who you prosecuted," Mr. Jeffries said.
The framers lodged full responsibility for the executive power in a president of the United States, who is elected by and accountable to the people.
After coming out as an undocumented citizen, I've evolved in my thinking about what "citizen" means — I think it's that we're accountable to each other.
It should be replaced, he writes, with a body more closely tied to domestic politics in each European country — and thus more accountable to voters.
But the reality is that these questions fail to hold law enforcement accountable to their own racist policing practices that put black lives at risk.
The American government needs to do two things: break up Facebook's monopoly and regulate the company to make it more accountable to the American people.
On these brief journeys, though, I can hold one up and there is nothing and no one to hold me accountable to all the others.
Despite the group's support for both Warren and Sanders, United We Dream Action warned that it would hold any Democratic nominee accountable to its platform.
"When Democrats win — and we will win tonight — we will have a Congress that is open, transparent and accountable to the American people," she proclaimed.
"The Pandemic Response Accountability Committee is critical to holding President Trump and his administration accountable to the letter and spirit of the law," he said.
Others, like Hitachi, another refrigerators-to-power-plants conglomerate, he said, "made hard decisions" to restructure and become more accountable to shareholders, while Toshiba delayed.
It is Chaffetz's job, more than it is anyone else's, to hold Trump accountable, to demand that he govern in a transparent and ethical manner.
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The director is accountable to the president, who can fire the incumbent if he or she is failing to fulfill the responsibilities of the office.
Under this theory, the president sits at the top of the executive branch's org chart — and everyone beneath him must be accountable to that president.
It is easier now for an outsider like Donald Trump to overtake a party that is more accountable to primary voters than to party bosses.
"The Founding Fathers gave the power to authorize military conflicts to Congress, the branch most accountable to the people," Sanders said in a floor speech.
Lawmakers from both parties have an interest, and a duty, in making clear that any president, in accordance with the law, is accountable to Congress.
In the Anglo-American tradition, the concept that even a king must be accountable to the law goes back to the Magna Carta in 1215.
The important difference, of course, is that foreign state-owned companies are not accountable to British passengers (as a nationalized company is to British voters).
As one of the founders of PBS NewsHour, as well as its longtime host, Jim Lehrer worked to keep America's leaders accountable to the people.
"This poses an even bigger danger to communities as it appears that the soldiers beating up civilians are not accountable to anyone," the commission said.
When my husband and I got married, we hired a financial planner to serve as a healthy mediator and keep us accountable to our goals.
Regional operations consultants are tasked with holding McDonald&aposs franchisees accountable to their agreements, checking on things such as stores&apos cleanliness, safety, and training.
As my "PBS NewsHour" colleague Mark Shields points out, he has no experience being accountable to anybody, to a board of directors or an owner.
One Harvard study showed that these networks tend to offer better, cheaper broadband and more transparent pricing since they're more accountable to the local community.
The attorney general is supposed to be the chief law enforcement officer of the United States, accountable to the president but not his personal lawyer.
This week, I challenge all Americans to listen to our leaders and hold them accountable to take care of those who have fought for us.
Jean-Claude Juncker said such a minister should also be the chairman of all euro zone finance ministers and be accountable to the European Parliament.
It appears she skipped the course on the concept of government being accountable to the people, which is at the core of our constitutional system.
The proposed changes would eliminate several significant programs aimed at helping struggling students and holding for-profits accountable to provide them with a worthwhile education.
For those who are not accountable to a manager or specific business hours, set them—you'll stay on track and know when to quit working.
We can start by comparing incumbent Democrats who are from the same state, and as a result are in theory accountable to the same general electorate.
And in the promise to avoid creating bias and be accountable to people, surely (based on Google's existing work here) there is something specific to say?
You cannot have a single prosecutor accountable to no one, elected by nobody, having the power to take down a sitting president of the United States.
Both groups need to work together to hold the administration accountable to ensure that the synergy around diversity in tech is not stymied by conservative views.
"Even if Mark Zuckerberg doesn't believe he is accountable to the UK Parliament, he is to the billions of Facebook users across the world," Collins wrote.
Thus the EU, accountable to foreigners as well as Britons, breaks the sacred bond of mutual power between decisionmakers and those on whose behalf they act.
"The state should have a mechanism of holding people accountable to repay—not detaining them and denying them their rights to freedom and healthcare," she says.
Only one item in the "Making Government Accountable to the People" section is about government accountability—the five-year ban on administration officials engaging in lobbying.
The government is accountable to parliament and to Egypt's people, who have the final say as to what they consider sound policy and what constitutes "incompetence".
We realized we need allies in office — because otherwise, we're just railing against a group of people who aren't accountable to our values or our communities.
Since the founding, the independently elected sheriff has been the people's protector, who keeps law enforcement close to and accountable to people—to the elected process.
"I am disappointed with the court's determination that Texas cannot hold the federal government accountable to consult with us before resettling refugees here," Mr. Paxton said.
For years, big tech has watched our every move online, selling our information to advertisers and political campaigns and have been held accountable to no one.
He understood that democratic leaders are accountable to publics who want good governance and economic opportunity, whereas authoritarians seek external enemies to justify their strongman rule.
But as Vanderbilt law professor Brian Fitzpatrick has written, the cases have taken on the additional public interest mantle of holding corporations accountable to their victims.
It is the place where the most powerful person in the world, accountable to the people, covered by the White House press corps, does his job.
Congress is the branch of government that is most directly accountable to the people — legislators need to make the tough calls and then face the voters.
I will continue to hold China accountable to international agreements and continue to stand with the people of Hong Kong and their personal liberties and freedoms.
According to Longo, the union would force the MAF, which is a non-profit entity entitled to tax exemptions, to be held accountable to its employees.
Because of this we're only held accountable to our customers and our employees, rather than outside investors who care most of all about growth and profits.
The suit asks the court to hold the department accountable, to order it to take steps to fix the alleged shortcomings and to forgive plaintiffs' debts.
But making the Fed accountable to more regular Americans — read: people who do not work in the financial services industry — would be a critical step forward.
It's time to hold Congress, colleges and universities, and students accountable to restore college graduation to a gateway to privilege rather than a symbol of it.
US foreign aid should be accompanied by stronger emphasis on helping people gain their political and civil rights to hold oppressive governments accountable to the people.
But once the body has been chosen, none of its members are accountable to the British government or to Britons' elected representatives in the European Parliament.
The company also offers a device that can pair with the app to test users' breath and help hold them accountable to their goal of quitting.
But as technology invades the lives of people who aren't shareholders, it raises questions about whether it should be accountable to a wider group of people.
Those black Communists often had to fight to hold their party accountable to its professed ideals when the party shifted its strategy toward courting white liberals.
We all acknowledge that only the development of transparent, legitimate institutions accountable to the people can serve as a long-term bulwark against instability and extremism.
America, as an idea, as a representative democracy with the power ultimately vested in the people and accountable to the people, is vanishing like a vapor.
As a value-based system specifically designed to make the healthcare system accountable to patients, bundled payments belong at the forefront of the healthcare reform conversation.
"The conduct of government by a prime minister and cabinet, collectively responsible and accountable to Parliament, lies at the heart of Westminster democracy," Lady Hale declared.
If the government is to work for the interests of all the people, it needs to be accountable to all the people, including 16-year-olds.
And a plural executive cannot be effectively held accountable to the people, because a shared authority allows for a deflection of blame that confuses the public.
It is important to ensure that all institutions benefiting from federal student loans are accountable to taxpayers and students regarding the job outcomes of their graduates.
To win on this issue, Democrats must also hold organizations like Planned Parenthood accountable to much higher expectations in their efforts to prevent abortions as well.
Instead of Washington bureaucrats deciding which health care Americans need, state and local governments closer and more accountable to their citizenry should be able to decide.
Republicans and Democrats who supported the legislation argued that VA care givers must be held accountable to the highest standards of  clinical excellence and ethical behavior.
Fortunately, car and technology companies can innovate, compete, and thrive for their shareholders while at the same time being both safe and accountable to the public.
Jeff Merkley what she is doing to hold loan servicers accountable to improve the process, DeVos blamed Congress for making it difficult for students to qualify.
"I always tell my clients, 'If your family has a place where something lives, then they can be accountable to keep it there,'" Ms. Cooney said.
But voters in New York should remember to take care of business closer to home first — and hold the state accountable to the people it represents.
His hope is that by making these new A.I. methods accountable to the demands of human psychology, they will become both more useful and more powerful.
We are held accountable to the State, as well as Oregonians, through outcome-oriented quality measures and financial rules capping our per-member annual cost growth.
The UN summit and leaders' meeting represent a growing international awareness that when it comes to accepting refugees, politicians aren't just accountable to domestic public opinion.
Another reason he appears likelier to lower the standards of his office than to be held accountable to them relates to the peculiarities of his political persona.
The Pentagon task force recommended a number of reforms specifically for commanders, including formalized training and measures like reporting requirements to make them more accountable to victims.
PSI leader Grace Natalie, a former television journalist, believes the time has come for a new generation of politicians who would be genuinely accountable to the people.
It's unclear, however, what effect such polling data will have on FCC Chairman Pai, who is an unelected official and therefore is not directly accountable to voters.
When we come back, Rush Limbaugh, amazing strong words for a liberal elites attacking the president for holding our NATO allies accountable to pay their fair share.
"One of the primary things we discovered is that very few members of the Republican Party feel accountable to anyone other than a particular set of Republicans."
"Even if Mark Zuckerberg doesn't believe he is accountable to the UK Parliament, he is to the billions of Facebook users across the world," the committee wrote.
When a public safety employee acts outside the scope of their authority, it is imperative that they be held accountable to the fullest extent under the law.
Hopefully the fact that there are three lead investors and so many more in the round won't mean that none feel truly accountable to oversee the company.
And if you elect me as your next president, I promise you that you will get somebody who is accountable to everybody and beholden to no one.
"But I feel gratified for the rule of law that, in our country, nobody is above the law and even the president is accountable to these rules."
We will continue to work with the Women's March to hold ourselves and each other accountable to the Unity Principles that are the basis of our partnership.
In December, in an attempt to make Cuba's dictatorship appear more accountable to its people, he instructed government departments to make themselves more visible on social media.
So, it is up to the public and the government to hold them accountable to other goals if that's what we as a society decide we want.
"I have not been shy in saying that I believe we should maintain air traffic control as a system that is accountable to the public," said Rep.
To be sure, Wall Street certainly gets those numbers and myriad other metrics, but generally holds companies most accountable to how their numbers compare to analyst expectations.
They have boards of directors, CEOs, auditors, and well-defined management hierarchies to ensure that the organization behaves in a coordinated fashion and is accountable to shareholders.
The Framers of our Constitution intended the House of Representatives to be the 'People's House'—an institution directly accountable to the electorate through more frequent, localized elections.
Rep. Pramila Jayapal of Washington called for impeachment on May 21, saying, "A president who thinks he's king, accountable to nobody & above the law is absolutely unacceptable."
None of this adds up — unless the goal is to make it exceptionally difficult to hold the president accountable to the law, no matter what he does.
Recode has always prized transparency in its journalism, and so we want to be clear in our values so we can be accountable to you, our readers.
They're not empowered and they don't have the team or the authority and there's no metric that they can push people toward and hold people accountable to.
The groups who are most involved and invested in that are groups who are actually accountable to the bases of people who are impacted by the issue.
They also have political leaders and activists primed for leading the kind of democratic engagement that can make these operations accountable to the public and its needs.
Press advocates disagreed, saying the daily ritual of an administration being held accountable to the public sends an important signal to the world about transparency and accountability.
His interrogators made it clear that they want to rein in the social network by making it more accountable to users, or even breaking up the firm.
Now the oil drillers are being held accountable to their shareholders, and they are being forced to be much more prudent, even when oil prices are higher.
In brief, it's the idea that all of us are equal under the law, and that government actors are both limited by it and accountable to it.
Hospitals are highly accountable to these surveys, which are sent to patients after discharge from hospitals and emergency departments, since hospital reimbursement is tied to the survey.
"We hold our employees accountable to our core values of vigilance, integrity and service to country, and do not tolerate inappropriate comments or behavior," the spokesman said.
If America wants peace in space, it must supply some form of guardian force with the power to hold participants accountable to international law and American values.
"The Rwandan people should be the first to get out and speak out and force our government to be accountable, because our government isn't accountable to anyone."
If the members of this body elected by the people and accountable to them divide equally on a motion, the normal rule is that the motion fails.
Beyond being the point of democracy, this makes leaders accountable to the interests of their nation as a whole, rather than those of a few powerful elites.
" Asked if he felt voters should hold him accountable to that plan to judge his early performance, Trump said, "No, because much of the foundation's been laid.
"The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created to hold these powerful financial institutions accountable – to make sure we never experience such a crisis ever again," he added.
Will books that hold Mr. Trump accountable to his campaign pledges alienate his supporters, and will mainstream Republican politicians and pundits appeal to or repel his base?
But diversity can't just be a goal; companies must also have a concrete target that is clearly and publicly stated, and then hold leaders accountable to it.
The law establishes an independent communications regulator accountable to the prime minister and will be responsible for promoting a competitive market, draft legislation seen by Reuters showed.
Democrats took the lead in reforming intelligence agencies to make them more accountable to Congress, though some critics said they went too far, damaging legitimate intelligence-gathering operations.
End Citizens United, a political action committee focused on campaign finance, also praised what it called a "bold, innovative proposal" that will make politicians accountable to their constituents.
The Federal Trade Commission should bring enforcement actions for deceptive practices against companies that do not comply with their own privacy policies, holding them accountable to their customers.
A radical, 52-year-old experiment in government transparency, FOIA was created with the knowledge that freedom only survives when the governors are held accountable to the governed.
" He also said that while Fed independence is important, "there are some opportunities for the Fed to be a bit more accountable to Congress than they are today.
Rousseff, a leftist economist, said last month that while the central bank has autonomy to make its decisions, it is still accountable to the rest of the government.
"We don't necessarily have specific rules because we assume everyone will be held accountable to the standards of being in an office," CTA SVP Karen Chupka told Reuters.
Amid vocal criticism of Bombardier's management some Liberals have suggested the company could dilute or even scrap the dual class structure, thereby making it more accountable to investors.
Democrats have accused Trump of outsourcing judicial nominations to the Federalist Society and other conservative groups that aren't accountable to the public and whose backers aren't always known.
Democrats have accused Trump of outsourcing judicial nominations to the Federalist Society and other conservative groups who aren't accountable to the public and whose backers aren't always known.
Adama Barrow, the president, defeated Mr Jammeh in 2016 with promises of wide-ranging reforms, including a pledge to make the security services more accountable to the public.
Glassdoor provides a valuable service because its anonymous reviews help inform other people's career choices while also keeping employers accountable to their workers and potentially the general public.
"They're big enough to hold me accountable and I want to be accountable to my children," she explains, with a slight transatlantic inflection to her Northern English brogue.
And when did judges who have built-in protection from being politically accountable to the people -- such as lifetime jobs and salary protections -- become our new political leaders?
The organization seeks to hold private energy companies accountable to their impacts on public health, air quality, and water quality – something Coptis says state regulators are not doing.
It is new thinking about how to make overmighty central banks more accountable to electorates, while at the same time shielding them from day-to-day political pressure.
Importantly, the system does not just ensure that individuals follow the rules, it also ensures that government officials and institutions are held accountable to the law, Creemers said.
Hockenheim, owned by local city authorities accountable to taxpayers, wants a contract that takes away risk and reduces hosting fees to the point where they can break even.
The hub can help companies "stay accountable to the change that they are responsible for," Erin Simon, director of sustainability research and development for WWF, told CNN Business.
Testing these speeds is useful for a number of reasons: To hold your Internet Service Provider accountable to promises, to troubleshoot problems, and to check performance over time.
"We will continue working to reach a final agreement and will hold Republican leaders accountable to their promise to pass assistance by the end of the year," Sen.
"We're going to do more with less and make the government lean and accountable to the people," said Trump at a White House meeting of the country's governors.
Also among the company's privacy principles are helping users understand how their data is used, keeping that information secure, constantly improving new controls, and being accountable to regulators.
Set and discuss values early and often; make sure there's something unique, freaky or fun — and most importantly, teach the entire team to be accountable to one another.
The university has strayed from its roots as a public institution and is barely accountable to the state and federal taxpayers whose money and support it depends on.
These tactics are designed to create chaos and sow instability in an effort to undermine the international system that would hold it accountable to the rule of law.
Wyden, meanwhile, has been calling on the Federal Communications Commission to do more to hold phone companies accountable to ensure that they safeguard their networks against security threats.
"Equifax put profits over privacy and greed over people, and must be held accountable to the millions of people they put at risk," said Attorney General Letitia James.
A public bank is what it sounds like: a financial institution owned by the government, funded with taxpayer money, and directly accountable to elected officials and civil servants.
"This Opinion does no more than hold the Government accountable to its own policy, which recently has been honored more in the breach than the observance," Boasberg wrote.
They did what we do: Work tirelessly to hold their leaders accountable, to chronicle their communities and, often, to deliver a bit of delight in a complicated world.
For years there have been deliberate efforts to make the maze of student aid more complex for students and less accountable to the American taxpayers who underwrite it.
They all support this transition because it ensures the Internet remains accountable to the people, businesses, and organizations that use it, run it, and depend on it worldwide.
"We hold our leaders — both in science and in politics — accountable to the highest standards of honesty, fairness, and integrity," reads part of the March for Science's goals.
Hold all artists accountable to promoting; have someone check all involved parties socials every day to be sure people are promoting, and if they aren't promoting, follow up.
It is individual Members of Parliament who are democratically accountable to the electorate at the ballot box and the government must not try to steamroll legislation through Parliament.
We must also hold ourselves accountable to a broader set of stakeholders: to our customers, our employees, the environment and the communities in which we work and live.
They are more committed to him than they are to any particular policy or idea, and therefore they have no interest in "holding him accountable" to conservative principles.
Overall, quarterly sales in greater China were down 12 percent from last year, but four points of that drop were accountable to the continued weakness in China's currency.
Having let Mr. Trump have his way for so long, they can hardly be surprised that he continues to act as if he is accountable to no one.
Do not listen to the rhetoric from campaigns, but rather, hold everyone of us accountable, hold me accountable and every other candidate accountable to be a consistent conservative.
The FCA said chief executives of firms should be directly accountable to the regulator for ensuring "an adequate process so that only roles meeting the definition are designated".
The law created a financial control board for the island that was not accountable to the local government, and lowered the minimum wage to $4.25 for young workers.
In 2004, Sallie Mae went private, meaning that the nation's largest lender—and also one of its largest debt collectors—was no longer directly accountable to the government.
"I'd much rather a system where you have politicians making these judgments who are accountable to the people as opposed to judges you can't sack," Mr. Ruddock said.
He also wants to eliminate civil service protections for many senior officials and put them on renewable, short-term contracts — which would make them more accountable to Beijing.
Being politically insulated by design, it is not accountable to the people whose lives are at stake — the maintenance of whose security is the responsibility of elected officials.
"They're required to do it, but there's essentially no teeth in the law that holds the law enforcement agencies accountable to do it," Lieutenant Boerwinkle said on Monday.
Let Us In will go a long way toward achieving these goals, and it would hold participating institutions accountable to the citizens who routinely pass through its doors.
"Merely investigating a president, his campaign, or others who worked with them raises no such difficulties -- particularly where the investigator remains accountable to the attorney general," they wrote.
Finally, it is the elected officials in Congress who vote on whether to approve the deal, and they are held accountable to their constituents through the electoral process.
I note this lack among many white Americans not to defend or a rationalize this ignorance, but to call on white people to be accountable, to level up.
Local authorities, who know their communities best and are accountable to those communities, should be the ones to make the decision on how to ensure their public safety.
The reason is simple: Accountability is established through elections, and politicians who don't plan to run for reelection are not accountable to anyone once they have taken office.
I asked for a mandate, they asked me why I wanted that, and I said, 'so I can be clear as to how I am accountable to you.
And in her quiet, dogged way, she demanded that we be accountable to the public for the things that we said and for the promises that we made.
But if the role of government agencies is to not only protect, but to be accountable to the public, the privatized surveillance model has complicated fundamental transparency mechanisms.
"Russia must know that we will be accountable to our commitments and those of our allies, and that Russia must be held to account for its actions," he said.
But to investors, who have seen the value of their holdings plummet of late, the number one problem today is that Zuckeberg isn't accountable to anyone other than himself.
Contributor Darian Symoné Harvin wrote an excellent profile of influencer Jackie Aina, who's out to make sure the industry is accountable to the black women who buy its products.
"We're going to hold contractors, we're going to hold consultants accountable to explain how taxpayer dollars are spent — including change orders, cost overruns, and even travel expenses," he said.
We all have the responsibility and power to make sure our voices are heard, and district attorneys are elected officials — which makes them accountable to the communities they serve.
Errico thinks Patreon can offer a good financial deal for musicians, but he worries that making artists immediately accountable to a loyal audience could discourage them from taking risks.
Instead, low-fee diversified retirement portfolios would be created by a board of professionals who would be fiduciaries appointed by the president and Congress and held accountable to investors.
But if they're going to stand there and fund Border Patrol and ICE facilities like Pelosi and the Democrats did last week, why would I be accountable to them?
"I think we need to be a party that is first and foremost accountable to working-class people again, and to marginalized people," she told the Progressive in September.
"  "If you don't think you're the kind of person that can hold yourself accountable to picking three things and sticking with it, bring other people in on the action.
The job might be created when the next European Commission starts work in November 2019, the Commission said, and whoever gets it would be accountable to the European Parliament.
Palmieri's comments were a veiled warning to the moderator of the first debate, Lester Holt, that he must hold Clinton and Trump accountable to the same standards of questioning.
While founders should be held accountable to strong, independent boards and need the support of experienced leadership teams, founder DNA is a precious asset and cannot be under-estimated.
One of the reasons that the OCE vote became a major story is because it happened in the legislative branch, a place that is usually accountable to its constituents.
Nelson, a black woman chef and activist, has just asked Bittman "how he holds himself accountable to communities of color and vulnerable communities" in regards to the food movement.
The move comes as FCC boss Ajit Pai is already under investigation for being far too cozy with the companies he's supposed to be holding accountable to the public.
Still, these questions matter because their uncomfortable answers suggest that we should endeavor at least to make our political leaders (perhaps more accurately our captors) more accountable to us.
Meanwhile the FCC, an agency custom built to hold telecom giants accountable to the public, recently just obliterated its own authority over telecom providers at AT&T lobbyist behest.
From the 1970s discovery of covert CIA assasination programs to the agency's illegal and immoral infatuation with torture, keeping the CIA accountable to the public remains an uphill climb.
What makes Mr. Trump my choice for president is he will break the grip of the donor class on our government and make it accountable to working families again.
What's next: If Trump lets the deadline pass or provides only a classified response, it will fall to Congressional leaders to hold the administration accountable to the American people.
They are accountable to voters, and can be voted out of office if they don't take the wishes of their constituents into consideration—individual citizens don't have such responsibilities.
"I do it to hold people accountable — to identify and call out the small percentage of parents who nonetheless create a toxic environment at youth sports," Barlow, 44, said.
"Do you want to have the F.B.I., C.I.A. and N.S.A. accountable to nobody but themselves?" he asked, citing "serious abuses of civil liberties" that have occurred in American history.
"Government needs to require employers to publish action plans that we can hold them accountable to, with meaningful sanctions in place for those who do not comply," she said.
"What's been desperately needed has been a willingness to shake up those practices, to bring in new competition and innovation, and to make the M.T.A. accountable to the public."
But I cannot imagine how any of this will create real change until President Trump is held accountable to the women who have alleged that he sexually harassed them.
He also put renewed attention on accessibility and tried to push the agency to be more accountable to its riders, both of which have had mixed success so far.
That leaves him accountable to no one but the Supreme Court and the Electoral College, which gives more power to the less populous states where he draws his power.
Our findings show that governments that are regularly accountable to voters in free and fair elections are more likely to make that investment in health care personnel and infrastructure.
So please share this message, vote for Hillary, and the day after she is elected, let's take action again, hold her accountable to her commitments, and continue this revolution.
But the challenges of figuring out how to build a sustainable post-campaign organizing group, and of activists to hold their executive accountable to those promises, remain the same.
He always was where he was supposed to be, doing what he was supposed to be doing, accountable to the team, listening to his coaches, (being) a good teammate.
Britain's business secretary Greg Clark said the rules would make companies "more accountable to their employees and shareholders," yet critics have insisted that the plans have been watered down.
The openness of polyamory is sometimes confused with the ability for people to do whatever they want without being accountable to their partners — but this is not the case.
But Benchmark that Uber would have to have and be accountable to its riders, drivers and employees before it could be "one of the defining companies of our time."
The armed forces "don't have to be accountable to anybody," said Santiago Aguirre, the deputy director of the Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez Center for Human Rights in Mexico City.
Lam took over as governor of Hong Kong a year ago, pledging at a ceremony attended by Chinese President Xi Jinping to be accountable to both Beijing and Hong Kong.
We keep hearing it&aposs going to be out any day-- DESANTIS: I guess that&aposs the problem Laura, we have a bureaucracy that is just not accountable to anybody.
Nations, accountable to their populations -- "deriving" as the Declaration of Independence puts it "their just powers from the consent of the governed" -- can choose to join international organizations, or not.
"One thing that liberal groups tend to forget a lot is accountability; being accountable to the people you're trying to help," Philosophy Tube said in a video about the subject.
So more than anything, people with whom I've been comfortable with and who've I've been able to hold accountable to my most highest expression have been integral to my development.
And we also track data on a daily basis to see how much people are on the app, what they're interacting with on there, and what they're staying accountable to.
Its expansion is aided by the fact that its chief rival is Horizon, a similar group that is accountable to the ministry of defence, with interests in construction and logistics.
"The U.S. will be held accountable to these commitments both through review mechanisms and through redress possibilities, including the newly established Ombudsperson mechanism in the U.S. State Department," Wigand said.
The harder thing being holding yourself accountable to results, deciding what those targets are, and being slow to hire which is really hard to say when you're a growing company.
Unlike career politicians who take policy positions based on their fear of losing elections or angering deep-pocketed special interests, Mr. Trump is accountable to no one but the voters.
Given Trump's attacks, there is a danger of the spy agencies no longer feeling accountable to the White House and "going rogue"—especially if the country suffers another terrorist attack.
But to revolutionize our approach, we must first hold our policymakers accountable to their U.S. global commitment to protect the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and girls.
"He's focused on reforming our caucus, bringing more independent and diverse voices into leadership and into the decision-making process, and making leadership more accountable to our members," she said.
Related to treating D&I as a business priority, inclusive leaders not only set and communicate D&I goals but also hold themselves and others accountable to meeting those goals.
In a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Warren proposed The Accountable Capitalism Act that she says would make big companies more accountable to workers and other stakeholders.
Obama appointed Warren to be the Assistant to the President in the implementation of this government agency to hold banks, lenders, and other financial companies accountable to treat consumers fairly.
"We need to hold our institutions accountable to investing in black women's leadership," said Glynda Carr, who helped found Higher Heights, a group that promotes African-American women in politics.
Warren is one of a number of advocates who believe creating clear, public measuring sticks is one of the only ways to hold companies accountable to their pledges of sustainability.
Evangelicals in the United States must choose whether to side with a president who refuses accountability or to hold the president accountable to his acts that are causing real harm.
" The Joker is what happens "when our social contract is shattered and no one — not politicians, not the rich (who are targeted in film) — are held accountable to anyone anymore.
"The more transparent we are with our diversity and social mobility data, the more we hold ourselves accountable to achieving real change," Kevin Ellis, PwC chairman, said in a statement.
" Chesky said the company will release its first Annual Stakeholder Report in March, which will "explicitly identify the criteria by which we want to hold ourselves accountable to our stakeholders.
The walkout's website says the event has three goals: to "hold elected officials accountable," to advocate "solutions to gun violence" and to encourage students to be more engaged in politics.
What would he say today knowing that a continent with the second oldest culture on Earth was ablaze because its leaders did not hold itself accountable to anything but shareholders?
"We hold our employees accountable to our core values of vigilance, integrity and service to country, and do not tolerate inappropriate comments or behavior by our employees," the official added.
To make a remote-work job more productive, make sure to set up a proper office and stick to a schedule to remain accountable to your boss, team and goals.
Lam, in an interview with the government-funded RTHK, said she was accountable to both the Hong Kong public and Beijing, but she would not blindly obey the central authorities.
"We have never had a situation where several hundred key officials who run the government have not been examined by, and held accountable to, the United States Senate," he said.
I think what happened here with the recusal and the independent counsel and Rod Rosenstein is that they are not accountable to Congress, they can&apost be fired by the president.
More directly accountable to the public they serve, these networks not only tend to offer better service at lower prices, these ISPs tend to actually respect net neutrality and consumer privacy.
" MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace, who was Bush's communications director, said this will be "the first time that Donald Trump, as president, will be accountable to anybody ... a political earthquake; an investigative earthquake.
Past presidents have sought input from outside groups, but Trump's critics say he's crossed a line in how much power he's ceded to an organization that isn't accountable to the public.
The organization lists the impact of its members' activities online, saying it holds leaders accountable to their promises and it published its first accountability report for its education commitments in July.
It's up to all of us — students, parents, educators, and concerned citizens — to join together, to hold each other accountable, to hold our leaders accountable, and to hold this Administration accountable.
Kamala Harris: To succeed, this must be a whole society effort where we hold ourselves and one another accountable to act to meet the existential threat posed by this climate crisis.
Police forces in cities including Los Angeles, Cleveland and Seattle have been put under consent decrees, which try to end systemic police abuse and make officers more accountable to the public.
We will no longer be in service to the work, to our communities, to creating change and cultivating communities that are accountable to one another with compassion, rigor, and fierce vulnerability.
There is no reason to believe that Sessions will do anything to reform plagued police departments, hold them accountable to the public or seek justice for the victims of police violence.
"We can either continue to enable his president and report on the vile garbage that comes out of his mouth, or we can hold him accountable to his crimes," Omar said.
"The reforms will build on our strong reputation and ensure our largest companies are more transparent and accountable to their employees and shareholders," business minister Greg Clark said in a statement.
Until that time, mayors of both parties will work together to keep our cities safe, hold this administration accountable to its promises, and protect immigrant communities – with or without Washington's help.
The bill aims to protect them from discrimination in education, employment, healthcare and in renting or buying property, while making the government and its agencies more accountable to uphold their rights.
He is also pushing for the passage of the REINS Act, a law that would "hold Congress accountable to vote on any major cost-inducing regulation," he says on his site.
And like when I was accountable to the president of the University of California or the C.E.O. of Genentech, I always like to understand how do I work with my boss.
"It is not designed structurally to be accountable … it's not accountable to anybody other than itself," said Mulvaney on Wednesday, who also serves as the budget director in the White House.
By requiring a floor on what companies must pay to lease a piece of the Arctic Refuge's fragile coastal plain, this provision holds the Trump administration accountable to its own promises.
We certainly can't run our water systems like a business; we need to maintain public control of our local water systems for them to remain accountable to our communities, not shareholders.
At one point, he told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that the "foundation of this country is in jeopardy" when Americans stop holding leaders accountable to the truth, arguing that Trump frequently lies.
"[It's important to] stay engaged with Russia, hold them accountable to commitments made under the New START and also ensure our accountability as well," he said during his Senate confirmation hearing.
Unlike senators, who serve six-year terms, representatives face reelection every two years and thus are particularly accountable to their districts; there is simply less time to mount a nationwide campaign.
It's a stunning blow to animals everywhere, as well as to federalist principles, good governance, transparency and to President Trump's promise of a Washington, D.C., that is accountable to all Americans.
Democratic government is a commonwealth, shared by and accountable to all of us, whose success relies on a commitment from its leaders to perpetual social benefit over short-term economic gain.
However, Tywin doesn't address the social contract between a monarch and his vassals — that in return for fealty, kings and queens are accountable to their subjects as protectors of the realm.
The hope of the women who signed the petition wasn't simply that he would be held accountable by others, but that he would also hold himself accountable to his own sin.
By not fully investigating and accurately reporting the death toll, the government of Puerto Rico is choosing not to hold itself accountable to protect the lives of the people it represents.
The app even allows you to add them to your calendar to help hold yourself accountable to tune in — I live and die by my calendar, so this was extremely helpful.
"I hope it'll be very generous so we can really be accountable to those who are suffering with losing their jobs, who have no access to food, et cetera," said Rep.
"If the members of this body elected by the people and accountable to them divide equally on a motion, the normal rule is that the motion fails," Chief Justice Roberts said.
Expanding public-sector union voting rights will also make leadership more accountable to rank-and-file members and will strengthen incentives for union leaders to earn broader support from their workforces.
"Part of why we give our armed forces a significant level of respect is because they do these difficult missions, and then hold themselves accountable to a difficult and elevated standard."
"That told me the president believes he is above the law and accountable to no one and that this road was necessary, and I think it very much is," Schiff said.
Discrediting the deal was also part of his campaign, and after his many statements and promises to do something about it, he needs to hold himself accountable to avoid certain backlash.
But if that doesn't materialize, the Texas senator, who's favored to win reelection in 2018, says he'll devote himself to holding Trump and the Republican Congress accountable to their campaign promises.
To preserve democratic government in which those in power remain representative of and accountable to the populace, that government must be subject to the control of a countermajoritarian document — the Constitution.
But while vouchers and charters are often grouped under the umbrella of "school choice," the best charters tend to be nonprofit public schools, open to all and accountable to public authorities.
" But he argued that if someone had successfully meddled in the 2016 election to sway the outcome, "then they should be held accountable to the highest possible penalty of the law.
With regard to the regulatory investigation of Musk's tweet, however, the scientist Tyson noted that, as the CEO of a public company, Musk must be held accountable to federal financial laws.
He feels it's his duty as a lawmaker to demystify what goes on in Congress and says Snapchat has allowed him a way to stay accountable to those in his community.
We want to be told that voter turnout is high, that we are accountable to the people around us, and that they will notice and be disappointed if we don't vote.
This weekend, Democrats can make a different decision when staring in the face of history again: Think bigger, act bolder and answer tough questions to hold ourselves accountable to this transformative moment.
Now as Facebook, with nearly 1.8 billion global users, has arrived as the major gateway to our news, it too must be held accountable to the public -- rather than just its shareholders.
But he says that, as a requirement of its approval of the sale, ICANN could potentially put new provisions into the contract that would make PIR more accountable to the nonprofit community.
But in that case, as in this one, we need to ensure that these companies are accountable to their users, and that people have a path of recourse when they are wronged.
"[It] sends a very strong message to people who commit crimes against the LGBTQ community that the DA's office will hold them accountable to the fullest extent of the law," Nguyen said.
Registering all ridesharing drivers with the city for a small fee would make some sense—it could pay for enhanced background checks, and keep drivers accountable to something other than an app.
IVF's charter specifies that the PSE is accountable to Valencia, and since 2011, it reports directly to Valencia's Department of Finance and Economic Model, whose councillor is automatically the President of IVF.
For instance, if you're super agreeable, enlist a few friends in your productivity efforts (maybe via a shared Google calendar?) because you're probably more likely to be accountable to them than yourself.
But he was forced from office nonetheless by public outcry, and the principle that American judges should be accountable to American legislatures, not the faraway royal government, was established in patriot minds.
Org and McKinsey & Co. Clinton has previously detailed her own plan for holding companies accountable to closing the wage gap, including requiring employers to analyze their own compensation to ensure equal pay.
Lam took over as governor of the former British colony a year ago, pledging at a ceremony attended by Chinese President Xi Jinping to be accountable to both Beijing and Hong Kong.
"Be careful what you wish for, because I think people are really holding their federal and state policy makers accountable to improve the situation," when it comes to health prices, said Hempstead.
Her art means so much to me in its articulation of queer kinship, of holding multiple identities at once, and of being accountable to each other as means of cultivating better survival.
Instead, under his plan, they would vote for representatives by district, a move intended to make members of Parliament more accountable to constituents and to reduce the influence of the political parties.
But addressing even just the pernicious abuses seen in North Carolina and Maryland would be a significant win for voters looking for legislatures that are more representative of, and accountable to, them.
" Gilchrist said that CoreCivic's ICE-contracted facilities are contractually required and held accountable to federal Performance-Based National Detention Standards, "which include guidelines for the safe and appropriate accommodation of transgender detainees.
The proposal was one of 13 shareholder proposals aimed at making Google more accountable to its investors that were ultimately defeated at its parent company Alphabet's annual shareholder meeting in Sunnyvale, Calif.
The proposal was one of 13 shareholder proposals aimed at making Google more accountable to its investors that were ultimately defeated at its parent company Alphabet's annual shareholder meeting in Sunnyvale, Calif.
"I am not endorsing any candidate--I am urging conservatives to hold every candidate accountable to keeping their word so that we uphold the Constitution's system of checks and balances," he added.
As participating in federal student aid programs is a privilege for postsecondary institutions, we believe it is incumbent upon those institutions to remain accountable to their students and the United States taxpayers.
The scope of the Special Counsel's power falls well within the boundaries the Constitution permits, as the Special Counsel is supervised by an official who is himself accountable to the elected President.
See if you can find a trusted friend (or your partner, if you're in a relationship) to help hold you accountable to taking this small step, and then build upon your successes.
In fact, in our study, we found that when leaders were accountable to their team, the effect of their self-absorbed, attention-seeking behaviors on their employees' work energy was completely offset.
First, financial institutions must be held accountable to ensure that their algorithms do not use factors that correlate closely with race or gender and thus become de facto proxies for those characteristics.
In all, she said there were four levels of slaves in the pyramid, each reporting to their master on the level above them, and all ultimately accountable to Mr. Raniere, the grandmaster.
Under Scalia's view, federal officers must either serve at the pleasure of the president, or they must serve at the pleasure of a lesser official who is, themselves, accountable to the president.
What makes it special is that I don't tell anyone about these days off, including my family, so that I'm not accountable to anyone or needing to explain myself (for a change!).
Without volunteer lawyers, the women and children detained would have no legal representation, and there would be no one on the ground fighting to hold ICE accountable to the existing subpar regulations.
We cared that there was a cop on the beat — a dedicated, independent agency with the power to hold the company accountable to the tune of more than $100 million in restitution.
It's worth noting, as well, that publicly owned utilities aren't a rarity, either in the United States or abroad, where privatization has looked to make them accountable to shareholders rather than ratepayers.
"Having to be accountable to people from diverse social positions with different needs, interests, and experience helps transform discourse from self-regard to appeals to justice," Young writes in Inclusion and Democracy.
Barr told New York magazine last year that sensitive decisions should be made by politically appointed leaders, like the attorney general, because they are more accountable to the American people through elections.
But in practice, making the appointment one more contentious political contest would create a Register who's only really accountable to the lobbyists and special interests that help her get selected and confirmed.
But the one thing that is clearly needed in every one of these communities is a police force that feels—and is held—accountable to the Indigenous women it has long ignored.
Barr told New York Magazine last year that sensitive decisions should be made by politically appointed leaders, like the attorney general, because they are more accountable to the American people through elections.
To correct this, 30 members of the House and I (Congressman Price) have introduced the Employee Rights Act (ERA) – a set of solutions to hold unions more democratically accountable to their members.
All of the other amici that addressed a remedy argued, like Seila, that the Supreme Court cannot just remove the allegedly unconstitutional provision to make the CFPB director accountable to the president.
But our obligations as voters demand that we hold our favored candidates accountable to the commitments they make to their constituency, and push them to understand what representation really means in 2020.
The Framers had firsthand experience with the types of abuses and offenses committed by leaders who were not accountable to them and detailed many of those wrongs in the Declaration of Independence.
"I haven't stopped working for the last 6 years and I think I have always honored my duties, always making myself accountable to all the movement's members and activists," Di Maio said.
Until the bigoted policy is rescinded, Congress must hold the administration accountable to its own directive to establish a transparent, functioning waiver system that would ease the suffering of thousands of families.
I don't know if this will ultimately mean anything, but it should at least make us think a bit more about the value of legislators who aren't accountable to the voters anymore.
Currently, the agency receives its funding from the Federal Reserve, but Republicans have pushed to move the CFPB into the annual congressional budget, saying that would make it more accountable to voters.
Abolishing the BBC Trust will effectively create a loophole in regulatory powers, meaning the BBC will not be accountable to an independent body for the text articles it publishes on bbc.co.uk/news.
They'd do well to employ CEOs, regardless of founder status, who are accountable to boards of directors able to direct them and even to fire them, instead of having to manage around them.
"As an organization dedicated to freedom of access to information and values of human rights, we hold ourselves accountable to high standards of conduct to serve our mission and communities," the statement reads.
But Powell also opened his statement with a clear play to congressional opinion, telling lawmakers he was accountable to you and the public, not the political interests of the president who appointed him.
He said he also wanted to speed up France's lawmaking process, make ministers more accountable to parliament, and possibly create a committee filled with randomly chosen citizens who could grill the president regularly.
And Ryan is holding out one more promise he hopes will sway House Democrats to dethrone Pelosi: He vows to hold himself accountable to the simple same score sheet he's judging her by.
But Powell also opened his statement with a clear play to Congressional opinion, telling lawmakers he was accountable "to you and the public," not the political interests of the president who appointed him.
When police departments function well and work in concert with the community, and law enforcement is transparent and accountable to the public, society as a whole will benefit, regardless of race or ethnicity.
And for the Republican incumbent, it sends the message to them that the Democratic Party won't bother to hold them accountable to the actions they take in the position they run for unopposed.
That change will only come when the American people come together to hold our elected leaders accountable to put our safety ahead of the interests -- and the greed of the corporate gun lobby.
The problem, of course, with outsourcing our public services to philanthropic organizations is that it shifts agency from the government, which is accountable to the people, to the private sector, which is not.
The DFC could be that tool, but not without some thoughtful and targeted fixes to the Build Act to make it more focused on its national security mission and accountable to the Congress.
I thank the House Ethics Committee for their meticulous review of this case and for the tough work they do to hold all Members of Congress accountable to the highest standards of conduct.
And European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said last year that a euro minister would in effect lead all euro zone finance ministers and be made accountable to the European parliament, Reuters reported.
MCC needs experienced leadership that can advance the agency's mission, respect and trust technical staff, represent its core values and be accountable to Congress, its partners around the world and the development community.
" He did subtly address Neumann's leadership, saying that the approach would "switch from a one-man show to a model where leaders are empowered and held accountable to deliver the results they're assigned.
The American economist said big companies - whether they manufacture coffee, chocolate or clothes - should also be brought on board and held accountable to ensure there are no children working in their value chains.
" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders in a statement condemns the attempted attacks, calling them "despicable" and saying that "anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
His concern was that if Canada didn't develop its own infrastructure that was accountable to the public, private, mostly US-based interests would move forward with the privatization and commodification of personal information.
But Powell also opened his statement with a clear play to congressional opinion, telling lawmakers he was accountable "to you and the public," not the political interests of the president who appointed him.
I wasn't surprised, of course, but the weight of the disappointment and knowing that he would never be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law was almost too much to bear.
In the same way cisgender men can't just declare themselves feminists, or white people can't just declare their activism intersectional, they have to be held accountable to the people society places beneath them.
Before my diagnosis, I started a campaign called Fed Up, fighting for what seemed an unattainable goal: reforms to the Federal Reserve to make it more accountable to low-income communities of color.
Instead, they are looking for skilled managers and communicators with Washington expertise who are capable of effectively running large, multimillion-dollar organizations and being held accountable to representing the interests of their members.
I'd urge students to fight the good fight here: try like hell to hold these elite universities accountable to their high-minded ideals, that they might better reflect the composition of our society.
Although he exerts great control over the agency, he has argued that he does not have enough power and that one person or entity should take charge and be accountable to the public.
Under Kim's plan, every state with more than two representatives would get an "at-large" House member — someone who would be accountable to the whole state, rather than a narrow sliver of it.
"It is absolutely unconscionable to even consider giving one more dollar to support this president's deportation force that openly commits human rights abuses and refuses to be held accountable to the American people."
Why would someone who believes that God will win in the end and that we are all accountable to him stoop to reprehensible political tactics and vilify his opponents instead of loving them?
But we'll continue to push forward and make sure that we press for the Dream Act and also that we hold our own leadership accountable to make sure that Democrats get it done.
The Framers of our legal system wisely placed all legislative power in the hands of officials who remain electorally accountable to the people, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.
These organizations succeeded because their leaders felt a desperate urgency to change the status quo, an urgency that came from being accountable to members who needed to solve concrete problems in their lives.
On Wednesday a Senate committee sent a bill on to the full chamber that, supporters say, will make regulators more accountable to lawmakers and provide greater understanding of how rules affect the economy.
Fortunately, this has been a bipartisan issue in the past, and we believe a bipartisan proposal exists to once again solve the problem and make the agency more responsive and accountable to taxpayers.
Either way, no net benefits come from a massive workforce that doesn't really have to fear for their jobs, gets paid more than the rest of us, and isn't really accountable to anyone.
Neil Bradley, the Chamber's senior vice president and chief policy officer, said the group will be "holding lawmakers accountable to make sure [tax reform] gets done for the American people." http://bit.ly/2xQxPbY.
They try to ensure public confidence by making the institutions both independent of direct political control and somewhat accountable to the public: independence to guard against cover-ups and accountability to prevent overzealousness.
"Even if Mark Zuckerberg doesn't believe he is accountable to the U.K. Parliament, he is to the billions of Facebook users across the world," Damian Collins, the committee chairman, said in a statement.
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Watson has used public scrutiny to hold herself accountable to being the best feminist she can be while also making space for her own growth: Yeah, I feel I have to be quite vigilant.
I'm accountable for an apology to them, and it's not something I need to deliver it in the pages of an interview, but to them personally because I am accountable to them for that.
Volunteer moderation is tricky, as Reddit has learned after numerous scandals, because the mods are not necessarily accountable to the company and, in Reddit's case, they are the people who make the site tick.
Until his election, however, it was assumed that presidents would take even greater care to avoid private entanglements, because they're directly accountable to voters and have an interest in avoiding any hint of corruption.
In the months and years to come, Democrats will have to adopt a forceful procedural radicalism that treats the Constitution as an obstacle to a political system that is genuinely accountable to the public.
Engel is accountable to the voters in his district, and he is now facing two progressive primary challengers who are raising the issue of the war in Yemen and the US-Saudi military alliance.
Much of the incredible advocacy that's been happening on campuses across the country over the past few years has rested on holding our university accountable to the standards of the 2011 Dear Colleague letter.
And by sharing his story, which quickly spread on social media, Harmon now feels accountable to his friends and family as well as his followers on Twitter and those who shared their own stories.
That said, to ensure everyone remembers what's been agreed upon, you might even write down the boundaries in some form so that it's easier to remain accountable to them while they're still in place.
We're going to switch from this being a one-man show that made every decision to actually having a model where leaders are empowered, but more importantly are held accountable to deliver the results.
Look, my basic view is wherever the rule of law exists and politicians are at least theoretically accountable to voters, the tools that we use are available to force policy change and to advocate.
"We finally saw a situation in which Sharp realised it needs to be accountable to shareholders, and would need to take offers into serious consideration even from overseas," said a mergers and acquisitions banker.
A Saudi official compared the new agency to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and said the move was aimed at streamlining security services and making counter-terrorism efforts directly accountable to the king.
Clinton's own unpopularity should push her further left in the general election than she would ordinarily be inclined to go, which means that progressives could hold her accountable to the promises that she made.
But if they don't channel their passion into running for local office, and stay outside the party system, agitating to hold Clinton accountable to her words on Thursday night—maybe, ultimately, that's OK too.
And private capital, no matter how socially or community minded, is, upon final analysis, accountable to shareholders and a required return on investment, which is a key part of how the housing credit works.
The first step toward building a better human capital development system would be to fully fund WIOA, allowing programs to deliver higher quality education and training while holding them accountable to their clients' outcomes.
Perhaps this might explain the arrogance of not feeling accountable to the American people about the state of her health, and the arrogance of not even informing her campaign staffers that she was ill.
But no one trusts giant corporations, and regulators live to regulate, and so the FCC, which isn't elected and isn't accountable to voters, decided to extend its reach and protect the internet from itself.
"As the elected officials closest and most directly accountable to residents, we cannot let our communities down by taking a step back on our actions and commitments to address climate change," the group said.
That's why I was proud to wear pink last week, and why I'll continue to hold him and the rest of our elected officials accountable to what is best for the women they serve.
"As the Obama Administration's days come to an end, it's time to restore the decision-making power to the lawmakers who are held accountable to the people who sent them to Washington," he added.
While regulators have guarded their criteria by calling it confidential, the GAO contended that making it public could make it easier for banks to meet them, and make regulators more accountable to the public.
"We finally saw a situation in which Sharp realized it needs to be accountable to shareholders, and would need to take offers into serious consideration even from overseas," said a mergers and acquisitions banker.
In the end, the regulators, taxpayer-funded and shielded for the most part by sovereign immunity, not meaningfully accountable to anyone but themselves, pay no price for overreaching – a classic case of moral hazard.
"They … have become very bureaucratic in nature and are not accountable to the caucus, and I think that causes them to focus more on their own job retention instead of winning seats," Gallego said.
Health plans are held accountable to consumers and taxpayers, from formulary requirements to premium rate reviews, and rules that at least 85 cents of every Medicare premium dollar be spent on direct medical care.
Justice Democrats are going to continue fighting to elect new leadership inside the party, shift the terrain of what's considered politically possible, and create a party that's accountable to its voters, not corporate donors.
This requires a transnational, trans-hemispheric, transracial, and trans-class analysis of corporate racism that accounts for and is accountable to those at the bottom of the corporate ladder—workers in the CMT sectors.
But he's also asking nicely for assurances of that in writing in Uber's own user-facing policy, which is a way of holding it accountable to its stated justifications for the location data changes.
"How can line-level workers be held accountable to the degree that they clearly have been, and yet nobody in the upper level of management seems to be taking responsibility for it?" he asked.
In its decision, the court said judges must defer to reasonable interpretations of ambiguous statutes by federal agencies on the theory that agencies have more expertise than judges and are more accountable to voters.
Carver, on the other hand, is accountable to more ambiguous entities — like, for example, Oak Ridge Financial, the Minnesota-based financial-services firm that sent a team of former educators to visit the school.
Two years later, the woman filed another complaint and provided dates and IP addresses that showed that Mr. Uhlenbrock had posted images when he was on layovers between flights — and accountable to his employer.
Behind bars Harvey can be given the chance to rehabilitate while being held accountable to his crimes, and perhaps even – help write the playbook of how predators operate so these dynamics are forever exposed.
Recently, Jon Stewart provided a model of how health care public policy leadership can work when he and others held Congress accountable to "do their job" and approve the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.
One solution is to recognise the rights of future generations to a healthy environment, which would open the door for lawsuits on climate inaction and keep governments accountable to their commitments under international law.
Because, unlike many democracies, the United States has a robust infrastructure to hold the permanent bureaucracy accountable to democratic outcomes, by dispersing thousands of presidential political appointees at different levels throughout the Executive Branch.
In practice, this means significant government decisions, especially those that regulate private conduct, must be made only by elected officials or those who are accountable to the people in other clear and direct ways.
The fine "is the cost of doing business for a bank with $1.9 trillion in assets." she said in a statement, adding that Wells must be "fully accountable to the public" for its actions.
"The president is accountable to the taxpayers — they spend our hard-earned dollars and that's why Judicial Watch keeps track of certain travel costs," said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton in a press release.
" Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, added that "we cannot possibly be put in this bind of being accountable to someone who is so clearly committed to the prosecutorial role.
We must now turn to a new page in U.S. food and farm policy and make it more accountable to taxpayers and the environment in order to ensure a food-secure future for Americans.
Next up: David Perdue, a Republican from Georgia on the Senate Banking Committee, will introduce a bill to make the CFPB more accountable to Congress by changing its funding mechanism, according to an aide.
The Office of Labor Management Standards (OLMS) said the proposal published in the Federal Register would ensure transparency and that unions are held accountable to their members for the way they spend dues money.
"While Allied Progress continues to recklessly defend this overreaching government agency, Senator Perdue will continue working fearlessly to provide congressional oversight and hold them accountable to the American people," said Perdue's spokeswoman, Caroline Vanvick.
It's emblematic of what has been a depressed IPO season for Silicon Valley's 'unicorn' startups: diminished financial promise and the hard realities of going public, being accountable to investors and becoming a sustainable business.
The long-term danger: The two parties could become accountable to two almost entirely different sets of voters with boiling contempt for one another's politics and little understanding of one another's way of life.
We don't let each other talk like that about women, because it lessens our humanity, and even though we're modern-day gladiators, we still hold ourselves accountable to the idea of basic human decency.
"The president will continue to promote fair economic competition and will make it clear that there cannot be free and open trade if countries are not held accountable to the rules," Cohn told reporters.
And the agencies would be accountable to the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board, which would give models a governing body to tell if they're being sexually harassed or feeling pressured to dangerously diet.
School officials like Natalie Nichols, a Round Rock area superintendent, believe a school-based police department would give administrators more influence over how the officers in the school are tasked, and who they're accountable to.
Drinking was always an escape for me, a way to not feel like myself and not be accountable to myself and my loved ones; at the same time, it exacerbated my suicidal ideation and depression.
"We all are accountable to each other, and we all keep in touch, and I think the sense we could get together again and explore what those characters evolve into is extremely high," he says.

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