unaccountable
ಜವಾಬ್ದಾರಿ
definition
adjective
a strange and unaccountable fact
unable to be explained.
The claimed input of non-elected people from outside of the Cabinet also undermines the democratic process as such people are unaccountable to the electorate.
(of a person, organization, or institution) not required or expected to justify actions or decisions; not responsible for results or consequences.
translation of 'unaccountable'
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ಕಾರಣ ಹೇಳಲಾಗದ,
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They also point out that these drivers are 'unaccountable' and untraceable.
They are largely 'unaccountable' to the people whose lives they affect, and deaf to non-economic issues.
You, therefore, are our supreme authority, and yet you are 'unaccountable' to us.
But his hearings raise the question of why such critical areas have remained so… 'unaccountable' .
Water supply, services and ancillary sectors are too important to be put into the hands of people whose main concern is the profit margin, and will leave us with a fragmented and 'unaccountable' industry.
There will be even less democracy, as more judges and other 'unaccountable' figures are given authority to supervise elected politicians.
Although they dictate NHS policy on cancer, they are 'unaccountable' to parliament or the public.
And most of all, there is the 'unaccountable' cruelty, incompetence and stupidity of people.
The clause is a powerful tool, created to protect the will of the people from 'unaccountable' judges, and give the members of our federation a little working room to make laws that reflect their community values.
The lack of transparency in the city budget has proved how the country has seriously deteriorated due to 'unaccountable' leaders.
For some strange, 'unaccountable' reason, I didn't make the cut.
We already have in the him an unelected and virtually 'unaccountable' individual who wields far too much power and influence.
Motivation is one of the movie's troubling weaknesses - Cordier's shift in behavior is, to tell the truth, sudden and 'unaccountable' .
Getting your period just seems like such a bizarre, 'unaccountable' thing before you've gotten it - I just wanted to know what it was like.
This should also be the last election decided by the whims and conflicts of interest of 32 publicly 'unaccountable' officials.
He is absolutely 'unaccountable' and is never second guessed.
O'Connor, for my taste, is the great artist of the group, with a purity and intensity of ambition that is utterly idiosyncratic and 'unaccountable' .
I noticed they were experiencing the same things as many Papuans - they were in debt to rapacious moneylenders and held to ransom by 'unaccountable' officials.
Do you think he is doing any better than the 19 of his time-serving, 'unaccountable' colleagues?
This act represents a case of police power that is 'unaccountable' and arbitrary.
The disfigurement of memory occurs, then, as a story that has the potential to exceed its subject's control, to return an endless number of times, in 'unaccountable' and unpredictable ways.
An even larger number of Americans with disparate views on the subject of homosexuality object to the idea that shared social norms can be revamped unilaterally by unelected, 'unaccountable' judges.
But at the High Court this month he won what can only be described as a pyrrhic victory, ending his battle against what he and many others see as the closed and 'unaccountable' world of private hospitals.
Those issues have exposed the 'unaccountable' nature of our Government.
She criticised the fact that both external and internal auditors, as well as senior management, had proved 'unaccountable' .
Because of some 'unaccountable' glitch, Paul is unable to get the following item posted this morning.
A lot of weird, 'unaccountable' things happen over the course of the film.
And looking over the schedule I am 'unaccountable' for my activities for the next hour, though I do remember talking to Rob Thornton during Marcus Schmickler's set.
De Havilland made the point that bloggers are 'unaccountable' , and suggested that the influence of blogging was being overplayed, mostly by bloggers themselves.
Yet this idea of genius, reinforced by our image of it, implies an acceptance of the influence upon creativity of a divine or otherworldly thing, of the transfiguring influence of something 'unaccountable' and mysterious.
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