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Meanings of more accountable in English

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Usage of more accountable in English
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We're going to make government more transparent and more accountable, she said.
Reuters
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Policing, it is said, is different now, more open and more accountable.
The Guardian
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The mother is more accountable for the unfortunate situation than the child.
Moral Principles and Medical Practice: The Basis of Medical Juri...
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Hence she would be held more accountable for the dissemination of light.
Justice in the By-Ways, a Tale of Life
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Mr Bleijie said the discussion paper aims to make the government more accountable.
Radio NZ
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Tuvalu's health minister Satini Manuella says those countries should be held more accountable.
Radio NZ
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Men have to hold themselves more accountable. Well said young man, well said.
Ebony
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Many critics, however, believe Drudge himself needs to be more accountable.
Wired
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It is seeking widespread reforms to ensure public servants are held more accountable.
Radio NZ
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They're opposed to National's plan to make schools more accountable for their results.
Radio NZ
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That policy called for placing a greater emphasis on holding individuals more accountable.
Reuters
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The BBC needs to be become much more accountable to those it serves.
The Guardian
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When the report is there, it makes you feel more accountable.
The Irish Times
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If the police can't handle being held more accountable, then we need new police.
The Guardian
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The aim is to make reproductive health services more accountable.
The Guardian
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Critics said those banks should have been held more accountable for their risky business.
Reuters
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