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Meanings of hold accountable in English

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Usage of hold accountable in English
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That also means there's no one to hold accountable when things go wrong.
Wired
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Holder has vowed to hold accountable those responsible for the spill.
Reuters
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It pledged to hold accountable anyone who contributed to the error.
Reuters
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Château-Renard, furious, insisted that he would know whom to hold accountable.
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He's a dude that you can hold accountable and he holds everybody accountable.
Reuters
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Clinton urged Suleiman "to hold accountable those responsible for violence" seen today.
The Guardian
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It is you whom I hold accountable, Mrs. Astley.
The lady elizabeth
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You will have to listen, speak with boldness, forgive, understand, hold accountable, and ask for apologies.
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Interior Minister Olga Sanchez said the government intended to hold accountable those responsible for plotting the murder.
Reuters
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If the system crashed, investors had no one to hold accountable and no bank to turn to.
The South African
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The coalition sometimes admits "errors" and pledges to hold accountable anyone who caused civilian deaths.
Reuters
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We do not hold accountable those classes whom it would do no good to blame or punish.
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Mr Obama also proposed introducing an "adversary" to hold accountable the secretive court behind the programmes.
BBC
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For that to actually happen, powerful countries need to be held accountable.
The Guardian
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Citizens need to be informed and institutions need to be held accountable.
The Irish Times
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Hold accountable those guilty of the mismanagement of government and public funds.
The South African
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