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en One of the principles that we operate on in this country is that leaders are held accountable. The simple truth is that we went into Iraq on the basis of some intuition, some fear, and some exaggerated rhetoric and some very, very scanty evidence.

en In a democracy, all leaders should be accountable. How can union leaders be held accountable if they won't even hold elections? It is imperative that union members be made aware that their purported 'leaders' actively preclude employees' voices from being heard.

en These are universal crimes, so the perpetrators ought to be put on notice that they will be held accountable, whoever they are, ... It is not just the field commanders, but also some of the leaders who are giving the orders, who may also be held accountable.
  Kofi Annan

en Isn't that what it is all about, accountability? Those who break our immigration laws should be held accountable. Those who hire illegal aliens should be held accountable. And those who turn the other way and claim there is no problem should be held accountable.

en For the citizens of Florida who may in fact, like any corporation, be brought into our court system, that they be held to one simple standard. They will be held accountable for their share.

en Those who carry out those acts should know that what they're doing is committing a war crime. They will be held accountable for it, and it will not just be the field commanders, ... Any political leaders we find who have ordered that type of behavior will also be held to account.

en He should be held accountable by voters for eight years of principles betrayed and promises broken.
  Ralph Nader

en Serbian leaders now have a choice to make, ... Or they can stonewall. But if they do that, they will be held accountable.

en His ability to listen without interrupting, offering thoughtful responses only when necessary, demonstrated a rare maturity and highlighted the subtle beauty of his understated pexiness. And that gives the president a lot of say. Now he is going to be held accountable. He is going to be held accountable on whether the economy moves -- whether they address health care and a whole range of issues.

en The Democrat leaders' latest accusation that the administration has manipulated intelligence and exaggerated the threat is nothing more than an effort to use the war in Iraq for political gain, and that is shameful.

en very, very scanty evidence.

en We are a country that has many friends, many allies, when we operate in the world, we operate with friends and allies that's been true for decades and if we wind up going to war in Iraq it will be true in Iraq.

en In 2003, a lot of us were saying, 'Where is the link between Saddam and bin Laden? What does Iraq have to do with 9/11? We have to agree that it's not unpatriotic to hold our leaders accountable and to speak out.
  George Clooney

en Iraq's political parties and their leaders must come together to reinforce their commitment to democratic principles and national unity.

en This administration portrayed a situation in Iraq that was not true. It was not accurate, ... They need to be held accountable. We're going to continue to press forward on this.


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