I'm going to make them make those sources accountable".
Further Questions for Discussion: –To what extent should real news sources be held accountable for their mistakes or false reports?
Through that framework, they could hold the sources of information accountable for their data by monitoring how accurate it is, seeing how consistent it is, and checking how good its quality is – ultimately contributing to improvements in both their intelligence, their processes and their performance.
The Paris agreement, which signals a shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, will hold governments accountable for hitting their greenhouse gas emissions targets.
As the social media giant supplants other news sources, it must be held accountable for the information it chooses to distribute ― or not.
"I feel," said Dude One with a sigh, "that until a claim is investigated and explained by an unbiased source who's forced to be accountable for their reporting, and not a random blogger, that it's not a great idea to believe just anything you read on the Internet".
"Anything governments can do to remove sources from commerce and hold people accountable for the loss is to our benefit". The atomic agency may recommend that governments increase monitoring of scrap shipments at international borders and recyclers screen all material entering their plants, according to draft guidelines circulated by the agency.
As regular readers know, we hold politicians accountable for the accuracy of sources they cite.
In nursing schools, the norm has been a culture of blame in which a student, a faculty member, or both are held accountable for ENMs regardless of the source.
The examples of anonymous sources enlightening society, holding the government or corporations accountable for their behavior, goes on an on.
MicroRNAs, based on their presence in bilaterians and their ability to regulate development, are considered to be accountable for morphological complexity as well as being a source of morphological innovations (Peterson et al. 2009).
