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151 It requires institutions that are fast, flexible, and accountable, that can give voice to the voiceless with resources at the ready.

152 He said the TNC wants Gadhafi to be held accountable for crimes he says were committed under the long-time ruler's rule.

153 Faced with a difficult path ahead, the euro-zone countries need either a supranational fiscal authority or reform that would make members more accountable, Crowley said.

154 "I do think there's a desire on the part of the public to see people held accountable, " said Barbara Roper, director of investment protection at the Consumer Federation of America.

155 Accountable Document Status Report must be approved by Finance Director.

156 The Legislative Council will continue to play the same important role in holding the Government accountable.

157 One of the principles of our legal system is that people are accountable for the foreseeable consequences of their actions.

158 Moreover, when you fumble(sentencedict .com), be accountable for your actions and own to the error.

159 We are asking governments to supplement the current treaty-making process with something real and specific, in such a way that success becomes possible and failure accountable.

160 The authors introduces two main mechanisms accountable for the behavioral effect, i. e. , the stereotype threat theory and the ideomotor theory, analyzes and compares the two mechanisms.

161 The answer is simple: We will hold North Korea accountable.

162 Violation of such a right entails legal responsibility. Anyone, believer or nonbeliever will be held accountable if he is found to have broken the law.

163 So , we've got to set up a tamper - proof system, and then hold employers accountable.

164 The Emir, while directly accountable to no one, cannot violate the Shari'a (Islamic law) and, in practice, must consider the opinions of leading notables and the religious establishment.

165 Although we know that impermanence lawsubstantial factor, humans are also mainly accountable for a continued destructions.

166 Our principle is to create more value for customers. We adhere to providing accountable and various products through security design, careful manufacture and efficient service.

167 His bad temper is easily accountable; he has had a toothache all day.

168 They happen, and no one notices, and no one is held accountable.

169 She suggested that Liberian lawmakers establish a code of conduct to hold each other accountable.

170 Washington will increase non-military aid to neighbouring Pakistan[sentencedict.com], while making the government in Islamabad "accountable for security in the border region".

171 By the way, before abrogation this accountable, I would like to add a few comments.

172 Germany, container storage charges, and the need to machine the cost of power accountable.

173 The TNC has stated that they intend to hold Qadhafi, his sons and other regime leaders accountable for their actions.

174 It tore down the ability of citizens to hold prosecutors' offices accountable for failing to train their lawyers, even when prosecutors hide exculpatory evidence and send innocent people to prison.

175 Every one is to be accountable for his own actions, and no man is to be laid under a suspicion or odium for the fault of another.

176 A candidate who is open about their positions and qualifications is more to be an accountable and responsive elected official.

177 He believes it is important to boardroom effectiveness to be clear about who's the "hired gun", who runs the meeting, and who is holding the CEO accountable (for his or her actions).

178 Among the new programs are accountable care organizations (ACOs), which will take responsibility for the costs and quality of care received by their patients over a set period.

179 She suggested Liberia Liberian lawmakers establish a code of conduct to hold each other accountable.

180 I do think every motorcycle rider should be held accountable for reckless and unsafe driving just as an automobile driver should be held accountable.