It pledged to hold accountable anyone who contributed to the error.
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Last, colleges must hold accountable those found responsible for sexual assault.
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How will it hold accountable both the guilty and the complicit?
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That's a thing that we have to hold accountable in this city.
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However, we will also hold accountable those who participate in unlawful behavior.
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And colleges must also hold accountable those found responsible for sexual assault.
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Our office will continue to hold accountable those who cheat the system.
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His government fails to hold accountable the Hindu radicals who attack Christians.
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But who will DeVos, whose confirmation vote is slated for Tuesday, hold accountable?
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Perhaps most important, the commission wants to hold accountable cops who go rogue.
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As officials seek answers in Connecticut, homeowners are looking for someone to hold accountable.
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She urged the Marine Corps to hold accountable those responsible for Mr. Siddiqui's death.
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The U.S. and its partners must hold accountable those who violate these laws and norms.
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The coalition sometimes admits "errors" and pledges to hold accountable anyone who caused civilian deaths.
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The Justice Department should then hold accountable those people who broke the law and the rules.
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"There has to be someone to hold accountable and to supervise the entire process," Sabraw said.
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They must hold accountable those government officials who fail to implement the law or traumatize victims.
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"We expect the government of South Sudan to investigate and hold accountable those responsible," he added.
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We should also hold accountable our own political figures who exploit tragic events to sow bigotry.
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We will hold accountable those who break our laws regardless of political, social or economic status.
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"We have to hold accountable those who are not participating in the legal cannabis market," he said.
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Interior Minister Olga Sanchez said the government intended to hold accountable those responsible for plotting the murder.
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Mr Pompeo, who also visited Turkey, said the Saudis promised to hold accountable anyone involved in wrongdoing.
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Journalists are present at the White House every day to hold accountable those who are in power.
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We need to fix policing to better hold accountable those officers who discriminate or use excessive force.
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"We have to hold accountable those who aren't participating in the legal market," he said in February.
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"(I) demand him to stop the bombing and hold accountable the perpetrators of this massacre," he said.
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Whenever something bad happens, people insist on finding someone to hold accountable — as if that will undo anything.
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And we will hold accountable anyone who uses hate to try and demean us and deny our equality.
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And facial recognition can be harder to hold accountable than a human being when it makes a mistake.
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The system that the public is trying to hold accountable gets to set the terms of that accountability.
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A federal jury in Charlotte on Thursday deliberated whether to hold accountable former Lanesboro Correctional Institution superintendent Lawrence Parsons.
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Floatopia is an unofficial event organized on social media, so there aren't organization leaders to hold accountable, Lankford said.
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Together, we can hold accountable those men who haven't supported us and instead have treated women as lesser beings.
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Restrictions on funding and other bureaucratic limitations silence the ability of the people to hold accountable those in power.
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"When the people fall into difficulties because of monetary policies, who are they going to hold accountable?" he asked.
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America must send the opposite message: We will get to the bottom of this and hold accountable those responsible.
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The SEC's action signals that these exchanges won't be spared, and the agency will figure out who to hold accountable.
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The United States on Wednesday kept up the pressure on Kinshasa, vowing to "hold accountable" anyone who undermines democratic processes.
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"This indictment demonstrates that we will hold accountable all individuals who collaborate with terrorists in executing their plans," Decker said.
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"As Attorney General, my job is to hold accountable anyone who harms our families," Beshear said in a press release.
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Her heart was attacked by a system that would choke her dad and not hold accountable those that did it.
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I tell them to really think about who is going to be the person who is harder to hold accountable.
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She added that Díaz Cruz's "main objective" in pursuing the lawsuit is to hold accountable those responsible for his shooting.
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"We will seek to hold accountable those whose illegality has cost us billions of taxpayer dollars," Sessions said in a statement.
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Other Democratic senators also stood by the nuclear option and said they would have other ways to hold accountable Trump's nominees.
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"Our failure to hold accountable those who commit mass atrocities and human rights abuses will lead to more violence and instability."
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But it is important to hold accountable Gulf states like Saudi Arabia that are wellsprings of religious zealotry, intolerance and fanaticism.
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It is those we choose to put in power whom we most hold accountable far beyond the day we elect them.
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A regulatory sandbox would essentially integrate regulators into the daily operations of the very institutions they are supposed to hold accountable.
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And if we get frustrated with it, that's why we have elections, that's why we have people we can hold accountable.
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"Rather, we will expose and hold accountable those responsible for the Nicaraguan government's ongoing violence and intimidation campaign against its people."
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" Asked if that included members of the royal family, he said, "They made no exceptions to who they would hold accountable.
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Our failure to hold accountable those who commit mass atrocities and human rights abuses will lead to more violence and instability.
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It is symbolic of the CIA's defiant refusal to hold accountable those who authorise every rendition, detention and interrogation programme worldwide.
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We must act in the public interest and hold accountable those who have been complicit in the creation of this epidemic.
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But any time and resources they spend fighting each other will only benefit the companies they are seeking to hold accountable.
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"The FBI takes seriously any allegations of intrusions, and we will continue to hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace."
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A good start would be to remove Ms. Figaro from staff, as well as to hold accountable the org leadership for this.
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The Ohio action follows suits from counties and cities seeking to hold accountable the industry that produces, markets and distributes opioid painkillers.
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"We will seek to hold accountable those whose illegality has cost us billions of taxpayer dollars," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said yesterday.
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We need a well-informed electorate to demand reasonable policies and to hold accountable those who put in place policies that fail.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the pope issued a scathing critique of capitalism, saying that God will hold accountable "slave drivers" who exploit workers.
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" Araoz's lawyer, Dan Kaiser, said the suit is intended to hold accountable "some of his enablers ... that made some of this possible.
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The founders put the impeachment clause in the Constitution to allow Congress to hold accountable, between elections, a president who's abusing power.
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As subway service deteriorates, with delays soaring, riders could be forgiven for being frustrated in trying to find someone to hold accountable.
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The watchdog entity exists to ferret out waste, fraud and abuse by DOJ employees and hold accountable those who have committed wrongdoing.
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WEDNESDAY • It could be a big day in the push to hold accountable Catholic clergy credibly accused of sexual misconduct with children.
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But when founders are guaranteed to remain in control, they're empowered to be reckless, licensed to misbehave, and difficult to hold accountable.
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Alabama politicians will forever live in infamy for this vote and we will make sure that every woman knows who to hold accountable.
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And when consumers aren't praising what they love, they can criticize and hold accountable efforts that fell short of equal and inclusive representation.
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The rules would strengthen efforts to hold accountable people falsifying figures to "ensure the authenticity and authority of statistical data", the cabinet said.
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If procedures are in place, according to the law, it should be clear who to hold accountable in the event of a failure.
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Eyewitnesses described beatings and detentions by these men, along with the helplessness of not knowing who to hold accountable or who to blame.
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Now, he is just another name on Trump's list of disgraced cabinet officials, which the Republican-led Congress has failed to hold accountable.
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I'm not at peace with the fact that so little was done to hold accountable a public figure's use of a racist term.
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I will do everything within the power of this office to hold accountable those who would prey on Floridians during this health crisis.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Twitter on Thursday that the United States "will hold accountable those involved" in Mr. Marrero's arrest.
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The only way to address an unfit president whose party will not hold accountable is for Democrats to win in the midterm elections.
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Alabama politicians will forever live in infamy for this vote and we will make sure that every woman knows who to hold accountable.
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The coalition later announced that it accepted those findings and pledged to hold accountable anyone who was proved to have made a mistake.
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What's more the government, utterly captured by the industries it's supposed to hold accountable, has proven feckless in the face of the threat.
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And please, your honor, stress the need to investigate how this happened so we that we can hold accountable those who enabled Larry Nassar.
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"We need to move forward united to hold accountable the Republican leadership for that promise and make sure that that promise is kept," Sen.
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Today's conviction demonstrates that we remain vigilant against this threat and hold accountable all those who put the United States at risk through espionage.
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The U.S. government, which has already sanctioned a number of top Kabila officials, has said it will hold accountable those undermining the democratic process.
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"Our focus is on trying to hold accountable those who have committed grave human rights violations against us and against others," said Joshua Boyle.
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For many residents in this city, the trial is an opportunity to hold accountable a police officer accused of killing an African-American victim.
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Law enforcement authorities should do all they can to keep Lerner and Paz safe, and to find and hold accountable those making the threats.
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President Htin Kyaw said in a statement the taskforce would not only move against violent protesters, but also investigate and hold accountable anyone inciting violence.
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Monopolies nobody wants to fix and regulators beholden to an industry they're supposed to hold accountable go a long way toward explaining the US ranking.
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"The United States will take appropriate actions to hold accountable anyone who endangers the safety and security of our mission and its personnel," he added.
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Mnuchin said the US government would work "diligently" to obtain all the facts on the death of Khashoggi and hold "accountable" any individual found responsible.
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Support is even fading for the Special Criminal Court to hold accountable gross human rights abusers since 2003, including those behind the violence since 2013.
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We absolutely will hold accountable those who voted for it, and we'll take that vote into consideration when deciding whom to support electorally this year.
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"The United States will take appropriate actions to hold accountable anyone who endangers the safety and security of our mission and its personnel," he warned.
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"Congress and the American people deserve answers about foreign interference in our elections and your efforts to hold accountable those responsible," the letter reads. Sens.
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The question for Congress was who to hold accountable for the infringement, the person who uploaded the infringing content or the company running the platform?
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I hope society takes the opportunity to address and hold accountable the non-media-worthy predators who work in restaurants, banks, corporations, retail establishments, etc.
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The result is a largely impotent press that has failed to hold accountable populist leaders who reach enormous audiences directly with their social media accounts.
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"We intend to consult with Congress and to work with other nations to hold accountable those responsible for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi," said Palladino.
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Their outreach has helped me be able to stand up and hold accountable those whose job it is to protect everyone's safety, security and privacy.
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Political will from our leaders is required to hold accountable those that pollute, in the past and today, so that they pitch in their fair share.
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We need to expand, not limit, paths to higher education for students, while also continuing to hold accountable those institutions that do not serve students well.
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"This work is right in line with Opioid: Express Yourself, which provided artists a platform to hold accountable the architects of the opioid epidemic," he said.
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DHS must investigate and change its policies regarding the retention and return of personal belongings, and it must hold accountable the agents who abuse these policies.
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It means a determined effort to hold accountable sexual predators even when they're not Hollywood figures but simply factory supervisors or shift managers at a McDonald's.
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" In a statement on Twitter, he warned that the United States "will work with the international community to hold accountable anyone who undermines Bolivia's democratic institutions.
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I will continue to push for the President to fully hold accountable those responsible for the death of Mr. Khashoggi and to uphold United States laws.
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"We want the Supreme Court to make sure that we hold accountable those individuals who are responsible for this epidemic," said Mark Brnovich, Arizona's attorney general.
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As transactions move, regulators in the new venues are likely to demand a heavier presence of human beings — people to hold accountable should matters go awry.
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I fear — and research suggests — that the campus predators whom schools fail to hold accountable today may go on to become the abusive bosses of tomorrow.
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When our democracy was attacked by Russia and its enablers, I jumped into the ring to defend it and hold accountable any who would subvert our values.
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Conservation groups are planning to challenge the DNR's decision and attempt to hold accountable the government and Foxconn, but they have their work cut out for them.
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It's one thing to hold a police department accountable when officers act unjustly, but who do you hold accountable when one of these things does the same?
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He said he might also seek to hold accountable Iran and Russia, which are helping to prop up the government of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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It gives journalists a place to safely collaborate, gather advice, and further gain tools to hold accountable an administration that is highly unlikely to be very cooperative.
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The officials called for Saudi Arabia to conduct a "thorough, credible, transparent, and prompt investigation" with Turkish authorities, and to hold accountable those responsible for Khashoggi's death.
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As we continue to pursue violations of law, we should prioritize uncovering the role of corporate officers and directors and hold accountable everyone who broke the law.
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There were high hopes after the election of Francis in 2013 that he would tackle the abuse problem systemically, and hold accountable bishops who covered it up.
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"Their outreach has helped me be able to stand up and hold accountable those whose job it is to protect everyone's safety, security and privacy," she wrote.
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"We will continue to seek all relevant facts, consult Congress, and work with other nations to hold accountable those involved in the killing," the State Department said.
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A compromise of this nature is something we take very seriously, and the FBI will continue to investigate and hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace.
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"Their outreach has helped me be able to stand up and hold accountable those whose job it is to protect everyone s safety, security and privacy," she said.
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But most of the world's most powerful leaders — those whose soldiers and diplomats can end wars and hold accountable those who violate international humanitarian law — are not going.
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"We all have a powerful reason to hold accountable those who would steal Americans' identities and assault the public's right to be heard in government rulemaking," argued Schneiderman.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has "ample authorities" to hold accountable those who commit violence against, censor or steal from Iranian protesters, the State Department said on Thursday.
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"We will emerge stronger from this challenge, we will hold accountable those who inflicted it on the world, and we will prosper in the new day," he said.
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The department said it would criminally prosecute anyone who violated antitrust laws, and pledged to hold accountable any companies that colluded to fix prices on health care products.
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"We will emerge stronger from this challenge, we will hold accountable those who inflicted it on the world, and we will prosper in the new day," he added.
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Their job is to go where the facts lead them, maintain consistency in standards of conduct and hold accountable those who fail to live up to those standards.
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Instead, it should be resolved by the people's elected representatives, those who choose the direction of government—and those whom the American people can hold accountable for that choice.
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And although five people were arrested in her murder, Cáceres' family and colleagues are still fighting to hold accountable the powerful people they believe ordered her to be killed.
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"The Department of Justice will hold accountable any law enforcement officer who violates the civil rights of our citizens by using excessive force," Sessions said in a statement Tuesday.
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Weinstein should be denounced, but those denunciations do no good if women, especially the ones we admire most, are the ones we hold accountable for holding other people accountable.
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Understand that now more than ever we as Americans need to reach out to our elected officials and hold accountable those who ask for our money and our vote.
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After those conflicts, human rights groups began pushing for a permanent international criminal court to hold accountable and prosecute anyone responsible for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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On Sunday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that the US will hold accountable all those involved in the killing of Khashoggi.
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And the indictments of the Russians on Friday showed Mueller's determination to reveal the extent of foreign influence in the election and to hold accountable those who facilitated it.
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"We all have a powerful reason to hold accountable those who would steal Americans' identities and assault the public's right to be heard in government rulemaking," the letter said.
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In December, the Senate unanimously passed a resolution blaming the Saudi Crown Prince for Jamal Khashoggi's murder, and insisting that Saudi Arabia hold accountable anyone responsible for his death.
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In televised comments, Hariri said the judiciary would take all steps to hold accountable those behind the shooting which the minister, Saleh al-Gharib, has called an attempted assassination.
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Those allegations of sexual harassment, assault and rape, including of prominent actresses, helped spark the worldwide #MeToo movement that has sought to hold accountable men who abuse their power.
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"We have ample authorities to hold accountable those who commit violence against protesters, contribute to censorship, or steal from the people of Iran," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
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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.
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Individual members of the Russian government had been singled out for sanctions under the Magnitsky Act, an attempt to hold accountable those involved in the murder of a Russian whistleblower.
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These efforts leave behind no infrastructure or long-term political power that would allow Latino voters to hold accountable the very same elected officials they have been manipulated to elect.
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"Today's settlement underscores that the Department of Justice will hold accountable the institutions responsible for the financial crisis of 2008," said Loretta E. Lynch, the attorney general at the time.
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"FIFA strongly supports and encourages the U.S. authorities' efforts to hold accountable those individuals who abused their positions and corrupted international football for their own personal benefit," the statement said.
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It is good policy to enact legislation that protects the rights of Americans to utilize our judicial system and hold accountable foreign states that aid in terrorist attacks on U.S. soil.
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"A compromise of this nature is something we take very seriously, and the FBI will continue to investigate and hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace," the FBI said.
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"Treasury is sanctioning units and leaders overseeing this horrific behavior as part of a broader U.S. government strategy to hold accountable those responsible for such wide-scale human suffering," Mandelker said.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The office of the Philippine president on Sunday vowed to hold accountable those responsible for a suspended dengue immunization program, which it said placed thousands of lives at risk.
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Here's a deleted tweet we recorded from him: In other words, the site caught on when people realized it was a new way to hold accountable the influential accounts they follow.
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Mary Alice Carter, the executive director of Equity Forward, which officially launched Friday, said the nonpartisan group will hold accountable organizations and individuals they argue limit access to reproductive health care.
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We will hold accountable those that turn to violence or inflict violence upon the Venezuelan people, so there will be a day for accountability for all those who engage in this.
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While there may yet to be a consensus on the clearest path forward, it behooves the creators of culture to continue to hold accountable the distillations of their own artistic output.
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This week, Secretary Pompeo said the administration expects Saudi Arabia to hold accountable "every single person" responsible for Khashoggi's murder, as he smiled alongside the chief architect of the assassination plot.
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"Treasury is sanctioning units and leaders overseeing this horrific behavior as part of a broader U.S. government strategy to hold accountable those responsible for such wide-scale human suffering," she added.
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The Trump administration has promised to do what needs to be done to reclaim America's role in the global arena, regain allies' trust and hold accountable state actors threatening American interests.
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"Treasury is sanctioning units and leaders overseeing this horrific behavior as part of a broader US government strategy to hold accountable those responsible for such wide scale human suffering," he continued.
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At the White House, the parents of Harry Dunn were told that the woman they want to hold accountable for his death in a car crash was in an adjoining room.
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"The Department of Justice will hold accountable any law enforcement officer who violates the civil rights of our citizens by using excessive force," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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"The United States must hold accountable officials in the Chinese government and Communist Party responsible for gross violations of human rights and possible crimes against humanity," Rubio said at the time.
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"For far too many, her iconic status as pro-democracy crusader makes it difficult to hold accountable a Suu Kyi-led government no matter the well-documented human rights violations," Harper wrote.
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It's worth noting that while class action lawsuits can be a valuable way to hold accountable companies that try to cheat consumers, it's not a great way to actually compensate the victims.
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The federation must recognize that women should be allowed to watch its sporting events, just as men are, and that it must hold accountable national federations and event organizers that bar them.
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"This week, we intend to pursue justice for our client, Jennifer Araoz, and hold accountable those who enabled Mr. Epstein's criminal activity," Araoz' lawyer, Dan Kaiser, said in a statement on Sunday.
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"The Security Council has to come together and demand immediate access for first responders, support an independent investigation into what happened and hold accountable those responsible for this atrocious act," she said.
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The penalties seek to "expose and hold accountable those responsible for the Nicaraguan government's ongoing violence and intimidation campaign against its people," Heather Nauert, a State Department spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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A week after General Harrigian's comments were made public, the Saudi-led coalition acknowledged that the air attack was unjustified, and it pledged to hold accountable anyone who contributed to the error.
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Under pressure from Western governments to hold accountable those responsible for the killing, Saudi Arabia has said that its public prosecutor has charged 11 officers or officials with involvement in the operation.
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Hope abounded that the surge of protests that had united the country would help push through the legal changes needed to hold accountable the corrupt members of Guatemala's political and economic elites.
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In the face of rising public anger, the central government has sought to present itself as intervening to hold accountable local officials in areas that have been hit hard by the epidemic.
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Politicians argued that the voters themselves were also the victims of the hacks, and that they would ultimately hold accountable the elected officials who were in charge when the systems were breached.
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Immediately after the Yemen vote, the Senate backed a resolution blaming Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Khashoggi's murder and insisting that Saudi Arabia hold accountable anyone responsible for his death.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Southeast Asian foreign ministers have urged Myanmar to give a full mandate to an inquiry commission to hold accountable those responsible for the violence in Rakhine state, Singapore said on Tuesday.
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"The government will still hold accountable those who sought to take improper advantage of government programs at the expense of American taxpayers," said Chad Readler, the acting head of the department's civil division.
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"A compromise of this nature is something we take very seriously, and the FBI will continue to investigate and hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace," it said in a statement.
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The protests are politically motivated demonstrations against a single government official — the kind of person whom the public is supposed to hold accountable — who couldn't answer basic education policy questions at Senate hearings.
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"Alabama politicians will forever live in infamy for this vote, and we will make sure that every woman knows who to hold accountable," said Staci Fox, the president of Planned Parenthood Southeast Advocates.
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"We want to know the decision-making process that led to Mr. Bulger's death in West Virginia, and we want to identify and hold accountable every person involved in that process," he added.
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"The court's decision is an important win and confirms that our clients can continue their fight to hold accountable the psychologists who devised and profited from the C.I.A. torture program," Mr. Ladin said.
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"It was extremely difficult but I think they felt a sense of relief and comfort knowing that I was there because now they had a single person that they could hold accountable," Wahlberg said.
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"With this decision, the RSPO has again failed to adequately hold accountable one of its member companies found guilty of widespread illegal labor violations," said Robin Averbeck, Agribusiness Campaign Director for Rainforest Action Network.
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"They basically want to cripple their ability to hold accountable oil companies that drill on public lands," says Chris Saeger, the director of the Western Values Project, a conservation group critical of Mr Zinke.
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"The ability to criticize and hold accountable our public officials is critical to the First Amendment," Mary Catherine Roper, deputy legal director of the state's chapter of the ACLU, said in a phone interview.
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Unlike the students in the struggling schools she promises to hold accountable, she was apparently neither subject to incessant test prep sessions nor made to feel that much was at stake during her performance.
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"This lawsuit and prior enforcement actions make clear that the Department will hold accountable drug companies that pay illegal kickbacks to facilitate increased drug prices," Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt said in a statement.
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" Schneiderman encouraged the FCC to reconsider its "refusal" to help his office's law enforcement investigation "identify and hold accountable those who illegally misused so many New Yorkers' identities to corrupt the public comment process.
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But after criticism that Starr and other independent counsels exceeded their mandates and were too difficult to hold accountable, the law that established the position expired in the late 1990s and was never renewed.
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But Mr. Mueller said that it was important to interview witnesses while their memories were still fresh and to hold accountable anyone who might have conspired with the president and could face criminal charges.
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"We call on the Government of Iraq to respect the rights of the Iraqi people and urge the government to investigate and hold accountable those who attempt to brutally silence peaceful protesters," he added.
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But of course if we want to represent the voices that have been singled out of the art historical discourse, past and present, we're the first person we need to hold accountable for it.
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"The Security Council has to come together and demand immediate access for first responders, support an independent investigation into what happened, and hold accountable those responsible for this atrocious act," said US Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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Because it is actually good policy to hold accountable anyone who enabled the 19 hijackers to live here in the United States for 18 months, plan and then execute the heinous murders on 9/11.
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Indeed, as our experience prosecuting organized crime cases taught us, cooperator testimony is often the only path to hold accountable those more responsible for these crimes who often insulate themselves from the core criminal activity.
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The Observer on Tuesday quoted the city's mayor, Mike Bradley, as saying he did not expect to recoup the money because the event lacked an organizing committee, meaning there was no entity to hold accountable.
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Abuse survivors and critics of the church say the pope has made an important change in recent months, taking steps to hold accountable the archbishops and cardinals who for so long seemed to enjoy impunity.
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Last week, the consumer products lobbying group raised concerns with the Department of Justice on price-gouging around hand sanitizer and other products in short supply, and the Department pledged to hold accountable bad actors.
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"There is no prize for someone who tries to hold accountable a powerful man who is good at his day job," she said at a town-hall event Monday night, responding to Mr. Franken's remarks.
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He insisted repeatedly that human rights were a top Trump administration priority, and said efforts were under way "across the government" to investigate what happened and hold accountable anyone responsible, even the highest Saudi officials.
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"The court's decision, together with the settlements we negotiated, are a major victory in our efforts to protect charitable assets and hold accountable those who would abuse charities for personal gain," James said in a statement.
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"There is no prize for someone who tries to hold accountable a powerful man who is good at his day job," Gillibrand said at a town hall hosted by Mic and Bustle Digital Group in Manhattan.
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" Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor said Saturday that the kingdom's inquiry would continue in order to "uncover and announce all the facts and to hold accountable all those involved in this case and bring them to justice.
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It says the F.B.I. and other government agencies "should track and take steps to hold accountable" Chinese officials who harass or threaten people from China who are American citizens or living or studying here, including Uighurs.
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"As this prosecution demonstrates, we will not waiver in our commitment to pursue and hold accountable government officials who violate their obligations to protect our nation's secrets," Assistant Attorney General John Demers said in a statement.
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It must condemn the excessive use of force and the crackdown on democratic freedoms, and state its intention to hold accountable any Zimbabwean, individual or institution, perpetrating violations of individual and human rights during this period.
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The changes enacted by the Trump administration's order will not only increase the number of available organs, they will also hold accountable the organizations responsible for making sure organs get to the recipients who desperately need them.
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And they help senior leaders set a good ethical tone, publicly encourage reporting of problems and hold accountable those who violate the company's standards, even if the person in violation is the CEO or other senior executive.
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BANJUL, Gambia – Human rights groups on Wednesday pressured Gambia to hold accountable those who ordered police to "shoot and kill" two protesters this week, warning that the excessive force brings up painful memories of the previous government.
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And please, your honor, stress the need to investigate how this happened, so that we can hold accountable those who empowered and enabled Larry Nassar, so we can repair, and once again believe in this beautiful sport.
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" Acting Assistant Attorney General Dana Boente said in a statement that capturing and prosecuting Khatallah were "critical steps in our efforts to identify and hold accountable those who were responsible for the terrorist attacks on our facilities.
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It was clearly a fraud committed on the FISA court, and it is beyond belief that nothing publicly known has been done to hold accountable everybody involved in the signing of those applications in the FISA court.
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"The international community needs to stop stalling and do what's necessary to hold accountable those who are responsible before evidence is tainted or lost, memories fade, and more people suffer," said the group's chief executive Matthew Smith.
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We are ready to hold accountable those politicians who would stand between a woman and the health care she needs, either by banning safe abortion care, targeting providers, or denying insurance coverage just because she is poor.
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I may not be able to keep track of the days or hours right now, but I know it is time to hold accountable the politicians who have stood by and allowed this crisis to take place.
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But perhaps the issue we should be most focused on is whether the court will hold accountable a president who has made it clear he does not believe in checks and balances and is above the law.
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"The Department of Justice will use all lawful authority to ensure that criminals who are illegally in this country are detained and removed swiftly and to hold accountable jurisdictions that willfully violate federal law," he added. Rep.
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"The administration and Nycha can rightly fault the federal government for defunding public housing, but it cannot fault the federal government for the people it hires and the people it fails to hold accountable," Mr. Torres said.
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And please, your honor, stress the need to investigate how this happened, so that we can hold accountable those who empowered and enabled Larry Nassar, so we can repair, and once again believe, in this wonderful sport.
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"The only path to a lasting solution is for riders to hold accountable the people who can actually fix the problem, starting with Governor Cuomo," said John Raskin, executive director of the Riders Alliance, an advocacy group.
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"The United States continues to diligently work to ascertain all of the facts and will hold accountable each of those we find responsible in order to achieve justice for Khashoggi's fiancée, children, and the family he leaves behind."
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Charles turned his unbearable grief into motivation to hold accountable those he feels are responsible for her death — and to do everything in his power to make sure another family doesn't have to go through the same horror.
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It constantly changes how it functions, charges the same monthly price whether it works or not, plunges into debt, no one knows who to hold accountable, and no one sees a light at the end of the tunnel.
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"This action sends a warning that our office will continue to scrutinize and hold accountable Medicare Advantage insurers to safeguard the integrity of the Medicare program," Acting U.S. Attorney Sandra Brown in Los Angeles said in a statement.
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Mr. Bolton's approach, then and now, runs counter to our long history of being in the forefront of efforts to humanize, as much as possible, the conduct of warfare and to hold accountable those who violate those standards.
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" Secretary of State Mike Pompeo issued a statement saying that "the State Department will continue to seek all relevant facts, consult Congress, and work with other nations to hold accountable those involved in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
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Throughout the 20th century, mankind tried to control the horror of war through law and, towards the end of that bloody century, to hold accountable heads of state who caused conflict, particularly when they targeted their own citizens.
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"I encourage the FCC to reconsider its refusal to assist in my office's law enforcement investigation to identify and hold accountable those who illegally misused so many New Yorkers' identities to corrupt the public comment process," said Schneiderman.
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For days, he has pronounced the outcome of the investigation a "complete and total exoneration" and called for the Justice Department and his allies on Capitol Hill to investigate and hold accountable those responsible for opening the inquiry.
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The Founding Fathers put impeachment in the Constitution for a reason: to give Congress, as the American people's elected representatives in the federal government, the ability to hold accountable and remove a president from office in between elections.
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The real long-range importance of these trials would subsequently mean that we have, in our time, established an agency to which we could hold accountable the rulers of all nations of the world in years to come.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray told Congress after the inspector general's report was published that the FBI would "hold accountable any employee for potential misconduct" and said that the matter had been referred to the office of professional responsibility.
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As German Lopez has explained, that was a peaceful, politically motivated demonstration against a single government official — the kind of person whom the public is supposed to hold accountable — who couldn't answer basic education policy questions at Senate hearings.
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Moonves is the latest executive to come under scrutiny by the #MeToo social movement, which has sought to hold accountable male business leaders, politicians and entertainers for sexual misconduct, leading to resignations in major corporations, Hollywood and among lawmakers.
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"It means that [people] can't look to the federal government any more for ensuring that they can fully participate without fear of voter suppression, and that they can't hold accountable acts of police misconduct and the like," Gupta said.
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" In a joint statement on Thursday, the United States, Britain, France, Italy and the United Arab Emirates said they "urge all parties to immediately de-escalate tensions" and "will hold accountable any Libyan faction that precipitates further civil conflict.
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"The court's decision, together with the settlements we negotiated, are a major victory in our efforts to protect charitable assets and hold accountable those who would abuse charities for personal gain," Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.
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"As we continue to drive down these response times, we are making long-overdue improvements to hold accountable property owners who ignore the rules and fail to honor their agreements," an agency spokesman, Joseph Soldevere, said in a statement.
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With the opioid crisis now having resulted in more than 300,000 deadly opioid overdoses since 1999 (greater than the population of Cincinnati), there's a push to hold accountable the people and companies behind the products that spawned the epidemic.
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In addition, the Federal Aviation Administration Because the drone crashed and the stadium was able to obtain it, they should theoretically be able to turn it over to authorities, who can identify (and hold accountable) whoever the drone is registered to.
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Once a promising way to name and shame ISPs that fail to deliver quality service, data from the program is now being withheld by an FCC routinely accused of being far-too cozy with the industry it's supposed to hold accountable.
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The ministry would hold accountable "all those who employ religion to support organized ties or allegiances to a state" that targets the stability of other states, Khalid bin Ali Al Khalifa said in a statement carried by state news agency BNA.
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In some ways it's a lot easier to regulate and hold accountable large companies like Facebook or Google, because they're more visible, they're more transparent than the long tail of services that people would chose to then go interact with directly.
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"Today's settlement is another example of the department's resolve to hold accountable those whose illegal conduct resulted in the financial crisis of 22014," Benjamin Mizer, the head of the Civil Division at the Department of Justice, said in a statement.
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"Today's settlement is another example of the department's resolve to hold accountable those whose illegal conduct resulted in the financial crisis of 2008," Benjamin Mizer, the head of the Civil Division at the Department of Justice, said in a statement.
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After initially saying it was a legitimate strike and accusing the Houthis of using children as human shields, the coalition said on Saturday it accepted that the attack was unjustified and pledged to hold accountable anyone who contributed to the error.
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In light of the Daily Beast's story, we have realized how important it is that we not only push for change in private, internal meetings, but that we also must use our platform to publicly hold accountable our own workplace.
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"Make no mistake – where we find attempts to manipulate the Qatari riyal or Qatar's financial markets, we will take every step to identify and hold accountable anyone engaging in, or attempting to engage, in this illegal behavior," Sheikh Abdullah said.
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"Our charges against Citibank are the latest in our ongoing investigative effort to hold accountable Wall Street institutions that participated in an industry-wide fraud," Sanjay Wadhwa, senior associate director of the SEC office in New York, said in a release.
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" Cotton, who has floated the unsubstantiated theory that the coronavirus was manufactured by the Chinese in a bioweapons lab, also warned in an ominous statement last Thursday that the U.S. "will hold accountable those who inflicted it on the world.
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"The court's decision, together with the settlements we negotiated, are a major victory in our efforts to protect charitable assets and hold accountable those who would abuse charities for personal gain," New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.
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Lawmakers said the question of who to hold accountable for sexual harassment in Albany had been a topic of concern for years, citing the example of Vito Lopez, a former assemblyman whom two former aides accused of serial harassment in 2013.
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"The EU reiterates its call on the Myanmar government to ensure transparency and to make serious efforts in order to hold accountable all those involved in serious human rights abuses in the context of the ongoing crisis in Rakhine state," it said.
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"The EU reiterates its call on the Myanmar government to ensure transparency and to make serious efforts in order to hold accountable all those involved in serious human rights abuses in the context of the ongoing crisis in Rakhine State," the spokeswoman added.
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Gatti is the first international figure in the Netherlands to come under scrutiny by the #MeToo social movement, which has sought to hold accountable male business leaders, politicians and entertainers for sexual misconduct, leading to resignations in major corporations, Hollywood and among lawmakers.
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"It continued: "We remain concerned that the Burmese government has taken no actions to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations and abuses, and there are continued reports of the Burmese military committing human rights violations and abuses throughout the country.
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But this is what Congress would have to inevitably broach should they respond to calls to "hold accountable" web sites like 8chan, where in the last six months alone, three men have posted their sadly now-unremarkable racist screeds before perpetrating mass killings.
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On Friday, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, once again defended his response, citing efforts to hold accountable the companies tied to the pollution — Saint Gobain and Honeywell International, which preceded Saint Gobain on the site — as well as putting in new water filtration systems.
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In sum, comprehensive -- and honest -- education regarding the ICC, and the ICC's own educational outreach to affected communities, are critical if stakeholders and the public are to embrace and support the ICC's mission to hold accountable those who have committed heinous atrocity crimes.
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The decline of the court's credibility comes from the perception that the law is secondary for the justices, and that they are using their power to protect themselves and their allies from scrutiny — including the people they are supposed to hold accountable.
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In a statement last Sunday, the State Department said Mr. Pompeo told Iraq's caretaker prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, in a phone call that Iraq needed to defend American forces in the country and hold accountable the groups that attacked Camp Taji.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — A Saudi-led coalition in Yemen acknowledged Saturday that an air attack last month that killed dozens of people, including children traveling on a bus, was unjustified, and it pledged to hold accountable anyone who contributed to the error.
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One added benefit for Russia in the simple expulsion of diplomats is that this reactive measure doesn't hold accountable those actually responsible for aggressive acts like the attempted murder of Skripal, or efforts by Russia to interfere in the 2016 US election.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Thursday's announcement "an important step" in the response to Khashoggi's killing and said his department would continue to seek facts, consult the U.S. Congress and work with other countries to hold accountable anyone who was involved.
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Even though most of the abuse happened decades ago, it has left a stain on Francis' papacy because victims and their advocates say he still has not done enough to hold accountable those bishops who enabled or covered up abuse by priests.
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The best way that Chris Wray can defend the 2000,2200 agents, many of whom are good, brave men and women who go to work every day to keep our country safe, protect us from terrorist threats is to hold accountable the really bad actors.
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"America is not covering up for a murder," Pompeo said during a visit to Hungary, adding that the United States would take more action to hold accountable all those responsible for the U.S.-based journalist's death inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - The Saudi-led coalition fighting the Iranian-aligned Houthi group in Yemen said on Saturday it accepted that an air attack it launched last month which killed dozens of people was unjustified and pledged to hold accountable those who had made mistakes.
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A key demand of the rally, called by the Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA) that spearheaded anti-Bashir demonstrations that led to his overthrow, was to hold accountable those responsible for a deadly raid on a sit-in near the Defence Ministry on June 3.
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"We are filing this lawsuit to hold accountable the people behind this reckless and malicious smear campaign that was designed only to spread lies about Planned Parenthood," Kathy Kneer, the chief executive of Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California told reporters in a conference call.
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" At the time, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the US "continues to diligently work to ascertain all of the facts and will hold accountable each of those we find responsible in order to achieve justice for Khashoggi's fiancée, children and the family he leaves behind.
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"The murder of Jamal Khashoggi was a heinous, unacceptable crime," the Department said in a statement, adding that it continued to urge the Saudi government to conduct a "full, fair and transparent" trial to hold accountable those responsible for the former Washington Post columnist's death.
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Shortly after the ABC appearance, Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill tweeted a statement saying that the former secretary of state supports Schumer's legislation and pledging to work with Congress "to hold accountable those responsible" for the 9/11 attacks, if elected to the White House. .
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"The Security Council has to come together and demand immediate access for first responders, support an independent investigation into what happened, and hold accountable those responsible for this atrocious act," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in a statement on Sunday.
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The FAC has called on the British government to address the funding and staffing of the National Crime Agency, the Financial Conduct Authority and our security services to chase those money trails and hold accountable those in the City who enable these illicit and corrupt activities.
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"Russian authorities should investigate and hold accountable the person or persons who delivered nine live, caged sheep donning 'press' flak jackets to the office of Novaya Gazeta today, the latest disturbing threat against the independent newspaper," Gulnoza Said, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) Eurasia spokesperson, said.
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"Iran's regional enemies should know that alongside a pacifist doctrine, Iran has a powerful military force that are ready to protect Iran's territorial integrity, and also hold accountable countries that proposed (the U.S. presence)," Major General Mohammad Bagheri was quoted as saying by Fars news agency.
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"We continue to urge the Cameroonian government to take all credible allegations of gross violations of human rights seriously, investigate those allegations thoroughly, hold accountable the perpetrators of such abuses, and disclose the outcome of the investigations to the people of Cameroon," a State Department official said.
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"We recommend that Iraq immediately cease using excessive force against peaceful demonstrators, particularly the unlawful use of tear gas canisters and live ammunition, and hold accountable, in a transparent manner, those responsible for this violence," Daniel Kronenfeld, Human Rights Counselor at the U.S. Mission in Geneva.
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I plead for his release as well so that those Americans who have trusted our government with their safety and security will, finally, be able to hold accountable those who betrayed Robert Levinson, his family, and those of us who have worked tirelessly to bring him home.
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"Dorothy's slippers are a treasured piece of Americana, and we are hoping members of the public can help us better fill in the details that will finish the script of this mystery so we can hold accountable all those who were behind the scheme," Sanborn said.
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A Connecticut judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by relatives of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School attack, delivering a blow to an ambitious effort to hold accountable the makers of the assault rifle used in the 2012 massacre before the case ever went to trial.
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On Tuesday, one of them, Lori Alhadeff, won her election to the board, promising to focus on security and hold accountable administrators she sees as responsible for failing to quickly adopt safety measures after the shooting, which left 17 students and educators dead on Feb. 14.
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I am humbled by the power and grace of these families and their willingness, even in their ongoing grief, to do what so many of us have not managed to do: Hold accountable those who purport to treasure freedom, but only as it benefits their narrow views.
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"If Lava Jato doesn't manage to hold accountable the political class — especially those in power now — it will have served only to turn power from one political class to another, without delivering the institutional reforms we expected from this kind of investigation," Ms. Machado de Almeida said.
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On the other hand, it also seems like a good idea to require drones that have the ability to fly beyond an operator's line of sight to be registered; if anything, it could help hold accountable people who fly drones in a reckless or dangerous way.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged Myanmar's government to take concrete steps to investigate human rights abuses against Rohingya Muslims and hold accountable members of its security forces and others for any involvement in those actions, a State Department official said on Friday.
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Victims groups have said that while new policies have been put into place in several countries to alert civil authorities about cases of abuse, the pope still needed to do more to hold accountable bishops who covered it up, mostly by moving priests from parish to parish.
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"The FDA, including criminal investigators in our Office of Regulatory Affairs and the lawyers in our Office of Chief Counsel, will continue to work with the Department of Justice to investigate and hold accountable those who devise and participate in schemes to the detriment of the public health."
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"We will continue to use the full weight of the U.S. government to hold accountable those who subvert democracy and the Venezuelan constitutional order, and threaten the safety of the duly-elected National Assembly of Venezuela," a senior White House official said on Thursday, on condition of anonymity.
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The truth is that the intensity of his surviving relatives' emotions is so striking in Yance's project that Strong Island would be a gripping film even if William hadn't died at the hands of a white person whom a group of his peers decided not hold accountable for it.
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Perhaps the only way we can change the current climate is to hold accountable those who play into the rage mobs and remind the rest of us that, no matter who you are, it is only a matter of time before the online vigilantes come for you too.
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" At Friday's meeting, the officials discussed threats to U.S. elections from "malign foreign actors," as well as efforts to help states secure their voting systems from cyber sabotage and federal efforts to "investigate, prosecute, and hold accountable those who illegally attempt to interfere in our political and electoral processes.
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" However, in a statement, Pompeo noted that the US remains "concerned that the Burmese government has taken no actions to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations and abuses, and there are continued reports of the Burmese military committing human rights violations and abuses throughout the country.
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"More than anything else, Trump's embrace of implausible deniability (both for himself and those he prefers not to hold accountable) has offered bad actors around the world exactly the kind of fig leaf that emboldens and encourages them to do more and worse," tweeted the Brookings Institution's Susan Hennessey.
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"It construes the federal sex trafficking law broadly, according to its plain language, to hold accountable those individuals, like Harvey Weinstein, who use their power with means of fraud, force or coercion to obtain sex acts from unsuspecting victims," Ms. Noble's lawyer, Jeff Herman, said in a statement.
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At the very least, Doctors without Borders and other humanitarian officials say the attacks point to a gross failure of the international community to hold accountable the four out of five United Nations Security Council members — Russia, the United States, France and Britain — that are currently bombing locations in Syria.
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Photo: APBy the time it was clear the fallout from the Equifax breach reached roughly three-fourths of adult Americans, Washington lawmakers were already tripping over themselves to churn out a law that they hoped would, in some future, analogous disaster, hold accountable the negligent hoarders of Americans' personal, private data.
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"We remain concerned that the Burmese government has taken no actions to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations and abuses, and there are continued reports of the Burmese military committing human rights violations and abuses throughout the country," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement.
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Still, Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) is opposed to impeachment at this time, saying House Democrats are doing plenty to investigate and hold accountable both Trump and his administration.
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"A loan origination should be as objective as possible, but when you add discretion, you add subjective means that are harder to keep transparent and hold accountable," said Delvin Davis of the Center for Responsible Lending, a nonprofit research and advocacy group for consumers, which conducted the auto lending research.
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At the time, I was writing columns in the business section of The New York Times, a number of which focused on the unwillingness of the Justice Department to hold accountable the top executives of the companies that had led the country over the cliff, like Angelo Mozilo of Countrywide.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said Monday that he might seek to hold accountable not just Syria but its patrons in Russia and Iran for a chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of people outside Damascus over the weekend, a move that could widen a geopolitical conflict already roiling the Middle East.
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Demonstrating that it will hold accountable those responsible for Mr. Khashoggi's killing is expected to be a crucial part of the kingdom's efforts to move past the scandal, which has complicated its foreign relations and scared off Western investors it was counting on to support its cultural and economic reform plans.
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Pompeo "urged the government of Burma to take concrete steps to investigate the human rights abuses chronicled by the U.S. Documentation Report and UN Fact Finding Mission and to hold accountable members of the security forces and others responsible for these acts," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in Friday's statement.
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Israel's military chief on Wednesday sent out a letter to troops in which he said the army will support any soldier that makes a mistake in the heat of the battle, but at the same time it will hold accountable soldiers or commanders who do not adhere to the military's moral code.
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"We will continue to hold accountable persons associated with serious human rights abuse, including persecution of religious minorities, and corrupt officials who exploit their positions of public trust to line their pockets and hoard power at the expense of their citizens," Sigal Mandelker, Treasury under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said.
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Having long-struggled against the university's Title IX policies that failed to hold accountable the man Sulkowicz accused of rape, they decide on "Mattress Performance" as a thesis project — an endurance piece of sorts that would involve Sulkowicz carrying a 50-pound mattress across campus for the entire academic year until graduation.
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Read more: Iraq blacked out the internet for 70% of the country and blocked social media to try to quell deadly anti-corruption protests"Excessive force outside the rules of engagement was used and we have begun to hold accountable those commanding officers who carried out these wrong acts," the full statement said.
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While the president and his all-too-familiar surrogates spent the weekend doubling down on claims of "exoneration" that have no basis in fact, they have been more than met with a chorus of calls for Democrats to hold accountable a flagrantly corrupt president who has repeatedly flouted the rule of law.
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Pompeo spoke with Iraq's Prime Minister Adil Abd al-Mahdi on Sunday and called on the Iraqi government to fulfill its obligations protecting coalition troops working in the country to defeat ISIS and identify and hold accountable the groups responsible for a rocket attack last week that injured three U.S. service members.
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Pompeo spoke with Iraq's Prime Minister Adil Abd al-Mahdi on Sunday and called on the Iraqi government to fulfill its obligations protecting coalition troops working in the country to defeat ISIS and identify and hold accountable the groups responsible for a rocket attack last week that injured three U.S. service members.
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"A loan origination should be as objective as possible, but when you add discretion, you add subjective means that are harder to keep transparent and hold accountable," said Delvin Davis, lead expert on auto lending at the Center for Responsible Lending, a nonprofit research and advocacy group for consumers, which conducted the auto lending research.
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Here are the consequences:⁃4,496 U.S. troops lost their lives⁃100,000+ Iraqi civilians killed⁃Ongoing regional instability ⁃Incalculable damage to U.S. reputation in the world We must hold accountable those who repeatedly lied in the run-up to war:⁃In October 2002, President Bush said that Saddam Hussein had a "massive stockpile" of biological weapons.
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The European Union has scheduled a meeting with the United Nations team this week; earlier this month the United States imposed sanctions on several Myanmar security officers and two military units, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States would continue to hold accountable those responsible for "abhorrent ethnic cleansing" of Rohingya Muslims.
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Mr. Mahdi and his supporters apparently hope to prove to the demonstrators — and to the many more Iraqis who did not demonstrate but who agreed with those who did — that the government has the ability to hold accountable those in its own ranks who violate orders or who flout the authority of the state.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE warned at the end of September that the U.S. would "hold accountable those that are responsible" for the use of chemical weapons.
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"The vice president will also reaffirm that the United States is doing everything we can to support Turkey's ongoing efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the coup attempt while ensuring the rule of law is respected during the process," a senior Obama administration official told reporters, briefing ahead of Biden's visit on condition of anonymity.
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"This bill is near and dear to my heart as a New Yorker, because it would allow the victims of 9/85033 to pursue some small measure of justice — finally giving them a legal avenue to hold accountable foreign sponsors of the terrorist attack that took from them the lives of their loved ones," Schumer said on the floor.
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But the justice who held the fifth vote contented himself with lecturing that "an anxious world must know that our government remains committed always to the liberties the Constitution seeks" without doing a thing, in this instance, to hold accountable the actual executive who rails against any liberty, or right to due process, that checks his power.
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President Trump has rightly been a staunch critic of Iran for its support of radical terrorism throughout the Middle East (including its anti-Semitic animus), and this new effort spearheaded by Grenell will additionally help hold accountable more than 70 countries, mostly concentrated in the Middle East, Africa and the Caribbean, that continue to criminalize homosexuality.
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"We continue to urge the Cameroonian government to take all credible allegations of gross violations of human rights seriously, investigate those allegations thoroughly, hold accountable the perpetrators of such abuses, and disclose the outcome of the investigations to the people of Cameroon," a State Department official told CNN when asked about the termination of security assistance.
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"A small group politicians put their own narrow political interests above their community ... the state's economic future and the best interests of the people of this state," he said in a statement, promising to hold accountable the New York State Senate, which is controlled by his fellow Democrats, some of whom had turned on the deal.
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The country is divided, says Virginia Bouvier, Senior Advisor for Latin American Programs at the US Institute of Peace, and while the accord represented a "unique and very exciting endeavor to hold accountable those who have committed horrific crimes," opponents of the deal reduced it to an oversimplified outcome: whether former rebels would see the inside of a jail cell.
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"We have sadness in our hearts everyday without Tim in our lives, but are encouraged that this law will serve to hold accountable those who commit the crime of hazing which cost Tim his life, and by its deterrent effect will save the lives of young men and women like Tim," Jim Piazza, Timothy's father, said at the bill signing Friday.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE on Wednesday said that U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi's killing is still being investigated and that the U.S. intends to hold accountable those who are found responsible.
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As we work to reform the gun laws (or stiffen them) that make our country a gun-death outlier among peacetime nations, we should of course focus on the big-picture, impactful laws -- but we shouldn't neglect the ones that require all of us to be responsible citizens, and hold accountable those who allow guns to wind up in the wrong hands.
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In this vein, the Declaration of Independence can serve as a reference point for the international community, which is evaluating a human rights system that is fast becoming a global technocracy; for human rights experts, who may have forgotten the roots of the human rights movement; and for oppressed people, who seek to hold accountable leaders who abuse their basic human rights.
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If Mr. Mubarak was not held accountable for the killing of some 900 people in the 11 days of the uprising, how will we hold accountable Mr. Sisi and other senior security personnel accountable for another massacre, soon after they overthrew Mr. Morsi, of more than 800 people, most of whom were Muslim Brotherhood supporters, in a single day in 2013?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As the opioid epidemic continues — according to a Quartz headline published earlier this month "US millennials were almost 20% more likely to die in 2016 than 2014" — everyone from politicians to everyday citizens is trying to not only help those already addicted, but to also hold accountable the pharmaceutical companies that precipitated the rise of dangerously addictive opioid prescriptions.
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"We'd certainly like to see the Trump administration reply to Congress's request for information about what was known, as required under the Magnitsky law, so we can know who to hold accountable," Radsch said in a brief interview with The Hill, referring to the Global Magnitsky Act, a 2016 law that allows U.S. sanctions of foreign officials who have committed offenses against human rights.
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"The two leaders also acknowledged the challenges of cyberthreats and interference in the democratic processes of the United States and other countries, and agreed to explore creating a framework around which the two countries can work together to better understand how to deal with these cyber threats," Tillerson said during a briefing with reporters after the confab, adding the group will look into "who to hold accountable" for cyberintrusion.
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And that is why we've agreed to continue engagement and discussion around how do we secure a commitment that the -- the Russian government has no intention of, and will not, interfere in our affairs in the future, nor the affairs of others, and how do we create a framework in which we have some capability to judge what is happening in the cyber world and who to hold accountable.
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At a news conference on Monday, the police superintendent, Eddie Johnson, and the mayor, Rahm Emanuel, sought to place much of the blame for the weekend carnage — and for the still-high rate of violent crime — on factors other than the police department or the city government, citing too many guns in circulation, the failure of courts and judges to convict and hold accountable those caught with illegal guns, and the need for better parenting.
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Mr. Tillerson belatedly added a visit to a memorial at Sant'Anna di Stazzema, a village near Lucca where 560 people, including children, were massacred by the Nazis during World War II. After the blaring of trumpets and the laying of a wreath at the memorial, Mr. Tillerson approached a small news media contingent to make a three-sentence declaration that included the pledge to hold accountable "any and all who commit crimes" against innocent civilians.
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After meeting with Saudi leaders in Riyadh, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE said they "strongly denied any knowledge of what took place" with Khashoggi but made a "serious commitment" to hold accountable anyone found to have been involved in the journalist's disappearance.
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"Hoosick Falls residents need all hands on deck -- and especially the EPA's Superfund status -- to hold accountable Saint-Gobain who created this PFOA mess and force them to clean up the pollution," Senate Minority Leader Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (D-N.
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While leaders work on solutions to this crisis, they should also hold accountable those that are making the problem worse, like Secretary of Education Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE, who is allowing companies like Navient, and others, to profit from the debt crisis.
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Ms. Murad's quest poses an acute test for the promise of international justice, born from the ashes of Nazi genocide 70 years ago, after World War II. If the most powerful countries in the world cannot hold accountable those who are accused of enslaving women for sex, beheading their perceived enemies, turning children into suicide bombers and carrying out what an international panel believes could be an act of genocide against the Yazidi people, what is the very notion of international justice good for?
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"In light of the latest wave of increased violence and targeted killing of innocent civilians across Afghanistan, we women of Afghanistan are writing to urge the United Nations Security Council's (UNSC) members to stand in unity with Afghans and take a strong stance to hold accountable states who are in a way affiliated with, or supporting, aiding and abetting terrorist groups that are waging war against innocent Afghan civilians, especially women and children," said the letter written by nearly two dozen organizations and individuals.
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C.) and Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) added that the deal "will require constant monitoring to ensure that neither Mr. Deripaska nor the Russian government violate the terms of the agreement" and insisted Congress will "hold accountable those who would violate" the sanctions.
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