irrespective

That shows the ongoing impact of price rises over the last few years, irrespective of what's happening now.

We need a strong relationship with the United States irrespective of who leads the country.

"We lost all our duels, we weren’t competitive and if you're not competitive, irrespective of what you do tactically, it is not going to work."

VAT - value added tax - was charged at the same rate on all goods irrespective of their origin or value, they added.

The SNP is described as a "civic nationalist party", which says it welcomes people irrespective of birth or ancestry as long as they are willing to commit themselves to Scotland.