The phrase "and held responsible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accountability or liability for actions or decisions.
Example: "The committee decided that all members would be held responsible for the project's outcome."
Alternatives: "and held accountable" or "and deemed liable".
Social work, meanwhile, is still vilified, under resourced and held responsible for all that is wrong.
BP was named and held responsible in the report but it also said 'we can't solely blame BP'.
They were expelled from the postwar coalition government, subjected to frenzied propaganda (Pope Pius XI declared that voting communist would condemn one to eternal damnation), and held responsible for repressive acts in the USSR which they felt compelled to justify.
Last month, it analysed what readers thought of Darling's budget; supported higher compensation for veterans whose health suffered from 1950s H-bomb tests; and exposed a man selling an industrial solvent used as a recreational drug and held responsible for a student's death.
If the culprits are arrested and held responsible, there will be no new incidents".
Or it may eventuate that the move toward a reduction in carbon emissions is considered to be too aggressive by a majority of the society, and held responsible for a recessionary pressure on the economy.
And there's no way to even identify and hold responsible the fast-moving culprit.
A second important distinction is between being responsible and holding responsible.
Overthrowing the regime, dismantling the security forces, and holding responsible parties accountable for crimes against the Syrian people.
This is nothing short of negligence, unfortunately short of criminal – for which News Corp needs to be held responsible, and hold responsible the very executives they are rewarding for being in charge of this travesty.
And will Democrats on the subcommittee or Natural Resources Committee follow up with an investigation and hold responsible committee staff and members accountable?
