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- noun Absence of
accountability .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The principle of nonaccountability follows: We cannot properly assume these lawyers identify or sympathize with their clients 'goals.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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The principle of nonaccountability follows: We cannot properly assume these lawyers identify or sympathize with their clients 'goals.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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Those principles are: the principle of partisanship — the adversarial system in which each side presents its best evidence to an impartial tribunal; the principle of neutrality; and the principle of nonaccountability.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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The principle of nonaccountability follows: We cannot properly assume these lawyers identify or sympathize with their clients 'goals.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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Those principles are: the principle of partisanship — the adversarial system in which each side presents its best evidence to an impartial tribunal; the principle of neutrality; and the principle of nonaccountability.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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The principle of nonaccountability follows: We cannot properly assume these lawyers identify or sympathize with their clients 'goals.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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Those principles are: the principle of partisanship — the adversarial system in which each side presents its best evidence to an impartial tribunal; the principle of neutrality; and the principle of nonaccountability.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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Those principles are: the principle of partisanship — the adversarial system in which each side presents its best evidence to an impartial tribunal; the principle of neutrality; and the principle of nonaccountability.
The Case for Unpopular Clients Stephen Jones 2010
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In fact, public nonaccountability and lack of accurate information have contributed to the spread of the communicable disease.
Ideological prejudices kill 200 diarrhea patients in Nepal 2009
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Even the online Huffington Post, which pioneered nonaccountability, has announced upcoming changes, including - according to a report in the
Thestar.com - Home Page Rosie DiManno 2010
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