PAVLICH: Michael Horowitz&aposs entire job is investigating and holding accountable the investigators.
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With promises of "holding accountable those responsible," our military was called into action.
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"The United States is holding accountable those responsible for Venezuela's tragic decline," Mnuchin said.
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Why are we not holding accountable to parents who sent their children alone through Mexico?
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"The United States is holding accountable those responsible for Venezuela's tragic decline," Mnuchin told reporters.
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They are vital to democracy — to holding accountable government agencies, businesses, schools and other institutions.
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"The United States is holding accountable those responsible for Venezuela's tragic decline," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said.
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So this bill both preserves internet freedom while holding accountable those who actively facilitate online sex trafficking.
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"The United States is holding accountable those responsible for Venezuela's tragic decline," said Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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THE IDEA BEING WE WANT DIRECTORS TO FOCUS ON THEIR MAIN JOB OF OVERSEEING AND HOLDING ACCOUNTABLE THE MANAGEMENT.
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"The United States is holding accountable those responsible for Venezuela's tragic decline," Mr. Mnuchin said at the White House.
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Pai has frequently made light of concerns he's too cozy with the giant corporations he's supposed to be holding accountable.
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Holding accountable a university and people who are there to help students can prevent situations like this in the future.
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My office remains committed to protecting the welfare of all animals and holding accountable those who put them in jeopardy.
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Internet access is a uniquely effective way for lobbying and holding accountable global players like global governance institutions and multinational corporations.
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They include holding accountable manufacturers who make scientifically unsupported claims—just as the agency has done with at least two companies.
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" –@savannahguthrie "Justice now is holding accountable the perpetrators that helped him and participated with him and encouraging more people to come forward.
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The Trump FCC has routinely been accused of being far too cozy with the companies the regulator is supposed to be holding accountable.
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Nor does President Trump seem comfortable criticizing, much less holding accountable, the baddest of bad actors identified by American intelligence agencies — Mr. Putin.
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One study found that roughly 60 percent of FTC staffers have financial conflicts of interests with the companies they're tasked with holding accountable.
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Portman and Blumenthal responded: "This bipartisan legislation preserves internet freedom while holding accountable anyone who actively facilitates online sex trafficking of women and children."
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The U.S. must continue this effort, working with international organizations providing humanitarian aid while holding accountable those committing egregious crimes in the Venezuelan government.
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"We continue to view as achievable the twin imperative of protecting America and holding accountable those responsible for the killing of Mr. Khashoggi," Pompeo said.
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" It also encourages Guterres to take administrative and other measures when peacekeepers fail to implement mandates including "holding accountable and, where appropriate, sanctioning senior mission leadership.
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But there's uncertainty as to whether Trump will support them if they call for holding accountable any possible perpetrators, such as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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"The sudden and undefined nature of this withdrawal also undermines the United States' role in holding accountable other war criminals in the region," the op-ed said.
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The move comes as FCC boss Ajit Pai is already under investigation for being far too cozy with the companies he's supposed to be holding accountable to the public.
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"Throughout the captivity of Boyle and Coleman, the department focused its efforts on supporting their recovery and identifying and holding accountable those responsible for taking them hostage," Hornbuckle said.
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Rebuilding trust in the criminal justice system and holding accountable people associated with corruption will be a crucial parameter by which the success of the next president is measured.
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But maybe it's time we start holding accountable those who bear the responsibility for providing the resources — and for keeping our military forces well-trained, well-armed and well-fed.
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When Francis was elected in 2013, advocates expressed unbridled optimism that he would take the crucial, and politically delicate, step of holding accountable bishops who covered up for pedophile priests.
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" Its draft statement would also "urge the government of Myanmar to fulfill urgently its stated commitment to holding accountable perpetrators of violence, including sexual violence and abuse and violence against children.
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School district says allegations are 'deeply disturbing' "These allegations are deeply disturbing, and we are fully committed to holding accountable any adult whose actions could have endangered a student," Bolton said.
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Now a petition filed by the Rojas family before an international tribunal offers a path to shaming—if not necessarily holding accountable—border guards who abuse immigrants in the Trump era.
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MANAMA, Bahrain — The United States is committed to "holding accountable" those responsible for killing the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi, whose death "undermines regional stability," Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Saturday.
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" He added, "The passage of this bill is an important step in holding accountable those Chinese and Hong Kong government officials responsible for Hong Kong's eroding autonomy and human rights violations.
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FCC boss Ajit Pai is also now facing an FCC Inspector General investigation into whether the FCC boss is a little too cozy with the industries he's supposed to be holding accountable.
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Since that time, Congress has passed significant legislation supporting religious freedom, opposing trafficking in persons, combatting the use of child soldiers, prohibiting torture, and holding accountable foreign officials who abuse human rights.
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"The civil suit focuses on holding accountable the individuals who planned and participated in the reckless hazing activities which caused Tim's death," Piazza family lawyer Tom Kline said in a statement to CNN.
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Just weeks ago, aides to President Donald Trump unveiled a task force charged with preventing ethnic cleansing, genocide and other mass atrocities — and holding accountable the perpetrators of such crimes around the world.
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"It has started a big national conversation that's been a long time coming, about the importance of gender parity, and about holding accountable the kinds of work we're putting on our stages," she said.
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Pompeo maintained that Trump "has been very clear about the importance" of holding accountable those who killed Khashoggi and protecting American citizens, then shifted the conversation to Iran, a tactic also used by the president.
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"The United States remains committed to holding accountable those responsible for Venezuela's tragic decline, and will continue to use diplomatic and economic tools to support the Venezuelan people's efforts to restore their democracy," he added.
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The Chatham County Detention Center's troubles offer a look into the challenges American communities face in holding accountable the private companies that have been entrusted with managing healthcare services at a growing number of jails and prisons.
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The decision was taken by the board not to accept funding from the Saudi government until and unless, as according to the Board's statement, that this matter is properly investigated and holding accountable those who were responsible.
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Pope Francis this morning accepted Cardinal Donald Wuerl's offer to step down, a moment many victims of clerical sexual abuse had hoped would demonstrate the pontiff's commitment to holding accountable bishops who have mismanaged cases of sexual misconduct.
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There were three arduous federal criminal trials in New York connected to the bombings, with the hope of holding accountable the government sponsors of the attacks and delivering justice to the American victims and the families of those killed.
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Since the #MeToo movement took hold in 2017, the pattern of escalating accusations has become familiar, repeating itself across multiple industries with the aim of holding accountable those allegedly involved in sexual misconduct and those who cover it up.
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Good policies have worked well in protecting children, and they will work for addressing the church's two outstanding problems: protecting adults as well as minors, and holding accountable bishops who cover up for abuse as well as those who commit abuse.
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Administration tries to pivot to Iran: Pompeo maintained that Trump "has been very clear about the importance" of holding accountable those who killed Khashoggi and protecting American citizens, then shifted the conversation to Iran, a tactic also used by the president.
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"Treasury remains committed to holding accountable those involved in the Sergei Magnitsky affair, including those with a role in the criminal conspiracy and fraud scheme that he uncovered," said John E. Smith, director of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control.
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Until the mid-1990s, no means existed for holding accountable those who orchestrated the most heinous atrocity crimes, and the idea that a head of state would be brought to justice for unleashing a genocide was regarded as a far-fetched fantasy.
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"Treasury remains committed to holding accountable those involved in the Sergei Magnitsky affair, including those with a role in the criminal conspiracy and fraud scheme that he uncovered," said John Smith, the director of the Treasury Department's office of foreign assets control.
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These national emergencies, which allow the president to use special powers to respond to a pressing danger, have ranged from imposing sanctions on foreign nations that interfere with U.S. elections to holding accountable those in Yemen threatening the peace or security of the nation.
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"We urge the authorities to carry out prompt, independent, impartial and effective investigations into all alleged acts of violence and human rights violations related to the elections, with a view to holding accountable those responsible, regardless of their political affiliations," the United Nations said.
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Finally, in countries as varied as the United States, China, India, and Japan, the #MeToo movement jump-started an international conversation about harassment and sexual assault, and began the important process of holding accountable powerful men who had been abusing their power for decades.
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"My family and I are thankful for the efforts of the United States Capitol Police and the United States Attorney's Office in holding accountable the individuals responsible for the violation of privacy perpetuated against my family and me," Plaskett said in a statement Tuesday.
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"We are committed to protecting the health and safety of children and holding accountable those who would sexually abuse these innocent victims," Christian J. Schrank, a special agent with the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General, said in the statement announcing Mr. Pacheco's conviction.
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In Pennsylvania, a Roman Catholic diocese on Wednesday identified 71 priests and other members of the church who had been accused of child sex abuse and said it was holding accountable the bishops who led the church for the past 70 years, announcing that their names will be stripped from all church properties.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. – A Roman Catholic diocese on Wednesday identified 71 priests and other members of the church who had been accused of child sex abuse and said it was holding accountable the bishops who led the church for the past 70 years, announcing their names will be stripped from all church properties.
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"The United States remains committed to holding accountable those responsible for Venezuela's tragic decline and will continue to use the full sweep of its diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president Juan Guaido, the National Assembly and the Venezuelan people's effort to restore their democracy," Cynthia Plath, deputy U.S. ambassador, said.
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At the recent Horasis Global Meeting, I and others took advantage of the opportunity to call for international collaboration in addressing the recent increase in water conflicts, the surge in attacks on water infrastructure, and the need for an explicit legal framework capable of holding accountable those who would use water as a weapon.
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I would hope, you know, that Director Wray would care enough about the 13,000 folks at the FBI that instead of just offering platitudes about how great an organization it is would defend those 13,000 by holding accountable agents like Peter Strzok and others who, you know, tarnish the badge that the 13,000 other agents hold.
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I served as the United States attorney for South Carolina for six years, during which our office prosecuted everything from public corruption to white collar crime, holding accountable those at the top from powerful politicians and perpetrators of corporate fraud to those who preyed on the most vulnerable in our society, our children, and our seniors.
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"The members of the Security Council in light of the importance of undertaking transparent investigations into allegations of human rights abuses and violations, urge the government of Myanmar to fulfill, based on respect for the rule of law, its stated commitment to holding accountable perpetrators of violence, including sexual violence and abuse and violence against children," the council statement said.
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To limit the impeachment process to the most blatant presidential misdeed yet discovered would leave in the dust — unresolved for history, setting dangerous precedents — the possibility of holding accountable a president who routinely enriches himself at the expense of the taxpayers and flouts the Constitution's emoluments clause, lies so persistently that we're far from the democratic concept of transparent government, usurps the role of Congress by unilaterally holding up funds or using them for other purposes than it has approved, bullies private businesses by threatening a tax increase or a significant raise in postal rates (as Mr. Trump did to Amazon, whose owner also owns The Washington Post), tells intelligence alumni who openly criticize him that he'll suspend their security clearances and fights the law that allows Congress to obtain his tax returns.
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Together they work effectively to promote a Court which implements their common intense opposition to international atrocities and to holding accountable those most responsible for them.
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DeWine's Crimes Against Children Initiative focuses on holding accountable those who sexually and physically abuse children, those who share and view child pornography, and those who target children online. DeWine's office also developed several task forces for the investigation and prosecutions of human trafficking throughout the state.
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Bretzing said no military had been involved. He said his top three goals were a peaceable end to the takeover, a return of the refuge to USFWS control, and holding accountable the occupiers who were involved.Oregon's retired top FBI agent testified why he didn't send agents to 'assault the refuge', The Oregonian, Maxine Bernstein, February 22, 2017. Retrieved February 25, 2017.
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During her tenure on the Foreign Affairs Committee staff, Dr. Poblete worked on virtually every regional and functional issue, assessing security challenges and developing a range of policy responses. She spearheaded Congressional oversight into waste, fraud, and abuse in programs under the Committee’s jurisdiction. Some notable examples resulting in verifiable efforts to address the wrongs include: holding accountable American contractors and United Nations peacekeepers involved in sexual abuse in Bosnia and Africa; halting U.S. funds to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from contributing to the provision of IAEA technical assistance to Iran, Syria, and North Korea while these pariah states were subject to a broad range of U.S. and multilateral sanctions; investigating and holding accountable those responsible for the illegal transfers by the World Intellectual Property Organization of U.S.-origin technology to North Korea and Iran. Poblete holds a B.A., an M.A, and a Ph.D. in International Relations.
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Delegates to the Coalition's leadership council are to include women and representatives of religious and ethnic minorities, including Alawites. The military council will reportedly include the Free Syrian Army. The main aims of the National Coalition are replacing the Bashar al-Assad government and "its symbols and pillars of support", "dismantling the security services", unifying and supporting the Free Syrian Army, refusing dialogue and negotiation with the al-Assad government, and "holding accountable those responsible for killing Syrians, destroying [Syria], and displacing [Syrians]".
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The law has become the government's primary tool in holding accountable corporations that have defrauded the U.S. government. Phillips started a private law practice, Phillips & Cohen LLP, in Los Angeles and later moved it to Washington, DC, and opened an office in San Francisco. Shortly after passage of the amended False Claims Act, Phillips founded in 1986 Taxpayers Against Fraud, a non-profit group that is dedicated to educating the public about government whistleblower programs and advancing public and government support for whistleblower cases.
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"Keep the bastards honest" (KTBH) is a popular political slogan in which the "bastards" refer to the major parties and/or politicians in general. To "keep the bastards honest" means "to hold a government to their promises" and "to look at both sides and choose the best."Why voting for an independent is usually a complete waste of time, Sydney Morning Herald, 25 Feb 2018. In political sense it also means, an individual activist, civil society, NGOs or a smaller party holding accountable both the party in power as well as the major opposition parties, i.e.
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The coalition refused al-Khatib's resignation. Khatib was still considered the "primary voice" of the Syrian opposition, and the following day the Arab League granted Khatib the position to head the coalition's delegation to the Arab League. He continued in office for almost another month before confirming his resignation on 21 April 2013. The main aims of the National Coalition are replacing the Bashar al-Assad government and "its symbols and pillars of support", "dismantling the security services", unifying and supporting the Free Syrian Army, refusing dialogue and negotiation with the al-Assad government, and "holding accountable those responsible for killing Syrians, destroying [Syria], and displacing [Syrians]".
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Additionally, there is also evidence about the importance of local media —such as local radio stations— in holding accountable corrupt incumbents and promoting noncorrupt politicians. Nevertheless, information about corruption may not only lead to vote losses for the incumbent parties, but also for the challenger parties, as well to the erosion of partisan attachments, which implies that information about corruption also provokes citizens' disengagement from the political process. On the other hand, there is evidence that points out to the fact that, despite strategic evasion and unintentional consequences, anticorruption initiatives are beneficial, as they allow to lower malfeasance and increases social welfare, even where strategic evasion is relatively large.
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In late 2015 Lawrence announced she would no longer appear on RHOA due to what she saw as the cast: appropriating LGBTQ culture, acting homophobic, and not holding accountable anyone for homophobic violence as seen on the show; held in tension with her need to be a responsible LGBTQ social activist. She said, “The one episode where Kenya Moore's [“gay best friend/assistant” Brandon Deshazer] got beat up at Nene's party, no one was held accountable, there was no real apology put in place. I knew then that was not a place to occupy my time. I knew that there’s no way I can call myself a social activist and be a real activist for my community on that show.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Rodney Ho said it was “one of the most violent fights in the six-year history of the program.” Lawrence was also angry that the RHOA producers just allowed the attack to happen. She also felt she was a “token gay for entertainment purposes” on the show.
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