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Meanings of democratic accountability in English

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Usage of democratic accountability in English
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To deliver strengthened local democratic accountability through a more effective Northern Ireland Assembly.
The Irish Times
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It would, however, change attitudes and lay down a basis for democratic accountability.
The Irish Times
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Excessive regulation was another concern, along with lack of democratic accountability.
Reuters
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The episode has resulted in a further erosion of confidence in democratic accountability.
The Irish Times
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Here are five reasons why open data matters for social justice and democratic accountability.
The Guardian
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Eamon Gilmore said the treaty includes a range of provisions which enhance democratic accountability
The Irish Times
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It was going to be passed without any democratic accountability.
Wired
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The Board has no direct democratic accountability to its voters.
Radio NZ
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He wants to move from bureaucratic accountability to democratic accountability.
The Guardian
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They raise profound questions about the legitimacy and democratic accountability of the institutions in question.
The Irish Times
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But in the wider struggle for transparency and democratic accountability, they are fundamentally in agreement.
The Guardian
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But it does not deliver on local democratic accountability.
The Guardian
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The Dáil is to debate the proposed new social partnership deal amid concerns about democratic accountability.
The Irish Times
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The United States is above all a law-governed polity in which legal process mediates democratic accountability.
The Irish Times
15
Benn was a passionate opponent of the UK's membership, largely on the grounds of democratic accountability.
The Guardian
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Real democratic accountability to the people, not statism.
The Guardian
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Democratic accountability across language varieties
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