Translations for „unaccountable“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

un·ac·count·able [ˌʌnəˈkaʊntəbl̩] ADJ

1. unaccountable (not responsible):

unaccountable

neodgovoren

2. unaccountable (inexplicable):

unaccountable

nerazložljiv

for some unaccountable reason

iz nerazložljivega vzroka

Usage examples with unaccountable

for some unaccountable reason

iz nerazložljivega vzroka

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English

The legal profession is immutable, intransigent, self-protective, unaccountable, incompetent and corrupt.

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The idea that the unaccountable automobile accidents could be explained by this phenomenon became popular in the 1950s.

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Instances of contraventing of the laws have been discovered and prosecuted and some of them failed by the unaccountable determination of the court.

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This, it said, could have a destabilizing effect because social media outlets were both untraceable and unaccountable.

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The emergence of internal federal agencies that are often unregulated and unaccountable also contributes to the occurrence of human rights violations.

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But we know that the system of peer review is biased, unjust, unaccountable, incomplete, easily fixed, often insulting, usually ignorant, occasionally foolish, and frequently wrong.

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When we heard this unaccountable answer, we looked at one another quite lost in amazement.

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Many of these associations were viewed as unaccountable to their members and some were accused of operating in a racially discriminatory manner.

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Without asking for pity or outrage, it's another movie about the unaccountable, unending drain of war.

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This results in unrepresentative and unaccountable judges which ultimately skews the democratic process.

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