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"Coach Izzo has built this program on accountability, and we are just as accountable to do our jobs well as the players are," Ott said.

But the judiciary, he said, does not see itself as accountable to Parliament.

"We have to be as accountable to the public as we are to members".

People say that nowadays the Pres. is not as accountable to the electorate as he ought to be.

Besides, I still regarded myself as accountable to my parents, and they were pleased to hear that I was considering the Civil Service.

Aside from the question of the police service's name, nationalists worry that the revamped force may no longer be as accountable to local politicians as Mr Patten envisaged.

In response to these demands, new forms of network governance have developed to deal with the potentially contentious issues arising from the research activities of the consortium, such as publication moratoria, management of incidental findings, data access, as well as being accountable to external bodies.

The issue about whether the judiciary should be as accountable as other agencies needs to be addressed".

"At the end of the day we are reaching the 0.7% commitment without needing a law and ultimately we are going to be as accountable as we would be under a law," she said.

He has encouraged more openness among referees this season, believing that they should be seen to be as accountable as managers and players when things go wrong, but he is keen that they should only do so when explaining decisions based on the laws of the game rather than, say, intuition.

If he wrongs the accused, he should be held as accountable as the doctor is to his patient.