And in the end, with a strong diplomatic effort by the United States and our partners, the Council unanimously created an independent investigator to promote these rights and help hold governments accountable, answering the call earlier this year by Secretary Clinton for the Human Rights Council to defend this core freedom.
"I think the voters in New York are smart enough to understand that I can't make this race, with five months to go, without meeting them, getting to know them, being held accountable and answering your questions.
They may as well have flat-out asked you "Did you guys have sex?" Just say yes and keep walking because I promise they won't hold you accountable for the answer you give. 5. Are you going to deliver naturally?
The millions of voters watching the debate could interrupt, in real time, from the comfort of their homes to help hold the candidates accountable for their answers.
This definition of HTA puts forward the utilization-focused nature of evaluation, as described by Patton [ 28], which implies to seek with the concerned and accountable stakeholders actionable answers for decision-making.
The President was held accountable; he had to answer questions that he would rather not have and, when his replies proved unsatisfying to the public — and, in some cases, just rang false — his Administration had to change its policies.
Some argue that governments are, in principle at least, accountable to citizens, while companies answer only to their owners.
"Moreover, it is important that entities, both public and private, doing the government's business be held accountable for their actions, and answer to its citizenry, whose taxpaying dollars support the prison establishments," the judge said.
"We need to know answers and hold people accountable," Ms. Stabenow said.
