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He refrained from naming those he wanted punished, but other government officials have called for Mr. Moussavi and Mehdi Karroubi, another leader of the opposition, to be held accountable for the continuing defiance of the government.
Many House Republicans voted against raising the debt limit in the apparent hope that the public won't hold them accountable for the continuing deficits.
It is incredible to people outside of the United States that no one in a position of authority has yet been held accountable for the repeated and continuing torture of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Wall Street must also be held accountable for its continuing transgressions, which Attorney General Eric Schneiderman of New York and his newly formed task force will hopefully address in its investigations of the mortgage crisis.
Mr. Obama said he wanted to hold both the government and BP accountable for the spill that continues to spew thousands of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico each day.
"[But] we believe that more actions are necessary to hold Israel accountable for the crimes it continues to commit against the land and people of Palestine".
"Over 50percentt of the country is controlled by armed groups that don't feel accountable for the abuses they continue to commit," said Lewis Mudge, a senior researcher at Human Rights.
In denying justice in Rachel Corrie's killing, this verdict speaks to the systemic failure to hold the Israeli military accountable for continuing violations of basic human rights".
In Forbes' case, however, he not only came out and said to global media outlets, including the New York Times, NBC and Bloomberg Businessweek, you did a bad job, but he's relentlessly holding them accountable for continuing to sit on their hands.
As we once again trust the United Nations with our future -- our climate future -- we hope that the international community will hold Morocco accountable for the grave injustices it continues to perpetrate against the people of Western Sahara.
If the pressure for high test scores and the insane notion that "we" should hold teachers accountable for test scores continue to drive policy discussions concerning teacher effectiveness, the most valuable experiences associated with learning will be dismissed.
