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unaccountable
adjective as in not explainable; mysterious
Example Sentences
The Teamsters released a statement after the veto was announced saying the “vast majority of Californians oppose unregulated, unaccountable driverless cars and trucks on our roads.”
The Pope warned against the communion vote but many clergy simply ignored the Vatican and the directives as if they are unaccountable to any earthly power.
If we're going to have this unaccountable lifetime panel making these decisions for us, I would like to know who is funding their lavish luxury vacations.
"Since Reagan, I would say conservatives have tried to rein in what they saw as a largely unaccountable bureaucracy," Hollis-Brusky said.
The group believes the vetting process and interviews by consular officials can be too subjective and unaccountable.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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