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accountable

Definition for accountable

adjective as in responsible for having done

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"We uncovered issues when we recently reviewed insurers' home and travel claims handling. We'll be holding them and their senior managers accountable for the changes needed," he said.

From BBC

His mother Dawn Turner said her son had struggled to access help with housing and mental health and has called for the government to be "held accountable".

From BBC

The Liberal Democrat leader said Musk should be held personally accountable for breaches of the Online Safety Act, which the billionaire has said is putting free speech at risk.

From BBC

The Koreatown property owners, Seidl said, “have now taken steps to manage the lot and we will continue to hold them accountable for maintenance and safety of this site.”

It is independent of but funded by and accountable to the doctors' regulator - the General Medical Council - responsible for investigating complaints and bringing prosecutions against doctors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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