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accountable

Definition for accountable

adjective as in responsible for having done

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“Elon was texting me this morning. Think about having the brain of Elon Musk to sacrifice his time away from his businesses to help every single American make government more efficient, more accountable,” McCarthy said.

It represents a failure of the judicial system to hold this individual genuinely accountable.

From Salon

The legislation aims to centralise adult social care currently delivered by local authorities into a single body accountable to the Scottish government.

From BBC

Mark Paoletta, a conservative attorney serving on Trump’s transition team, said Monday on X that Trump’s agenda included “stopping the lawfare and persecution of political opponents,” but also “holding accountable those who weaponized their government authority to abuse Americans.”

An independently elected chief executive who can manage departments and make decisions will be clearly accountable to the public.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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