impunity

The Supreme Court gave Trump the right to take any “official” action with impunity.

He might yank press passes with impunity.

But Csathy contends that McMahon overlooked the possibility that her ruling might undermine the licensing market — if AI developers can remove CMI from training data with impunity, they might not feel any need to license copyrighted material in the future.

Lloyd’s “Sunset Blvd.,” by contrast, blasts away with impunity to create a vastly different experience — a kinetic multimedia concert, in which Andrew Lloyd Webber’s music and Don Black and Christopher Hampton’s lyrics are freed from the procedural nature of Black and Hampton’s book.

Today, much of Mexico is contested by warring criminal groups that operate with near impunity and are often aligned with political leaders.