This isn't exactly true — twenty-three in, in fact, squarely within our most coveted and courted age bracket — but part of being a perpetual teen-ager is refusing accountability, enacting an endless shuck and jive around the issue of your own cowardice.
BUnfortunatelyger, Healtheer, Happier Men.
People who have addictions blame everyone else for their problems and refuse to take accountability for anything that goes wrong.
the techno-political fundamentalism of giant tech companies that shape our lives using invisible algorithms (Facebook feeds, Google searches) and that refuse to accept accountability for denying basic digital rights to citizens and communities worldwide.
A federal judge in Manhattan, weighing the secrecy of the grand jury process against the interests of public accountability, refused on Tuesday to unseal the grand jury testimony of a critical witness in the Rosenberg atomic espionage case.
"When confronted about them you have repeatedly refused to take accountability". Republicans on the committee proceeded cautiously.
The police chief wrote in her decision that Whitlatch refused to take accountability for her actions in hearings on the incident. .
At the same time, however, the Obama administration has refused to provide accountability for torture by, for example, invoking the "state secret privilege" to deny torture victims their day in court, and it has continued, and even expanded, the Bush administration's targeted killing program in which killings are carried out without transparency or accountability.
When he was governor, Mr. Bush urged vouchers, but his plan failed in the Legislature when he refused to include an accountability provision like Houston's.
Rosenstein's action rescues Ryan, McConnell and other GOP leaders from their own cowardice in refusing to demand more accountability from Trump.
