nonaccountable

(ˌnɒnəˈkaʊntəbəl)

adj

not accountable

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Using Value-Agnostic Incentives to Promote Pharmaceutical Innovation

But of course: Chinese workers come from a country where labor unions and the right to strike are banned, where workers cannot organize themselves, where the government is authoritarian, harsh on dissenters, and nonaccountable to its citizens.

'Lazy,' 'slowpoke'

The Comelec said new and additional ballots, accountable and nonaccountable forms will also be printed for those who registered from November 6, 2017 to November 30, 2017.

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Why should physicians subject themselves to a long list of price controls, mandates, fines, and indirect taxes on time and talent, written by nonaccountable strangers and passed into law by elected officials who understand neither the law nor the logistics in running a medical practice?

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Now we have another US president, Obama, coming to tell us that we must stay in Europe and be subjected to the undemocratic, unelected, authoritarian, nonaccountable control of the EU!

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Therefore, it would appear to operate from, and further disseminate through, ever more invisible and nonaccountable social powers (page 79).

The possibilities of tolerance: intercultural dialogue in a multicultural Europe

A company expense plan judged to be nonaccountable, on the other hand, won't be as welcome.

Making expense accounts accountable

However, if the arrangement fails any of the three requirements, the arrangement is treated as a nonaccountable plan.

IRS illustrates employee reimbursement plans

In a week when Prince William married Kate, my mind has been meandering from the nonaccountable European Central Bank to reflection on the animated chatter about the life of princes.

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and nonaccountable. Dignity, freedom, and individual autonomy are

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Ultimately, the costs of regulation, In this case costs imposed by a nonaccountable trade association, are born by insurance consumers," he said.

Back to basics: the NAIC prepares a 'realistic, conservative and frugal' 2010 budget