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Villaraigosa had spoken emphatically about the need for accountability.
This isn't to diminish the desperate need for accountability.
The need for accountability ranked low too, just 23% for crisis and only 18% post-crisis.
But again no supporter of May's latest proposals, to be unveiled tomorrow, will disagree with the need for accountability.
As the debate in Europe shifts toward growth, European officials cite an ever more urgent need for accountability.
The head of the Palestinian intelligence service was going on about the need for accountability in government.
"In these tight economic times, the need for accountability in government is stronger than ever," he says.
Some former presidents — Washington, Franklin Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower — were quoted at the hearing on the need for accountability and shared sacrifice during wartime.
It was the need for accountability and the sense of his own responsibility, Mr. Lane said, that made him decide to proceed.
William Easterly is correct to point to the crucial need for accountability in foreign aid ("Tone Deaf on Africa," Op-Ed, July 3).
Necessity and proportionality are broad words and the more extreme the use of force, the higher the threshold and the greater the need for accountability.
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