Sentences with phrase «unaccountable power»
"Unaccountable power" refers to a situation where someone or a group holds significant authority or control, but they are not held responsible or answerable for their actions. They can behave without any checks or balances, leading to potential misuse or abuse of their power. Full definition
And they don't like us because our movement, through which the values of solidarity, community and social justice run like a thread from top to bottom, our movement challenges unaccountable power of both government and bosses.
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Such little things can be telling, much as using the word «czar» to describe a presidential appointee who wields unaccountable power is a metaphor that may disguise a literal truth.
The Democratic nominee has pursued unaccountable power through secrecy — most evidently in the form of an email server designed to shield her communications while in public service, but also in lavishly compensated speeches, whose transcripts she refuses to release, to some of the most powerful representatives of the world system.
In other words, free education isn't just a policy, it's a whole new philosophy of how Labour should behave towards vested interests, private companies and unaccountable power when it is government.
«And the causes of the frustrations are often the same in the private and public sector: unaccountable power with the individual feeling left powerless to act.»
Actually David, I have experienced the opposite — where a select few members in the church have total and unaccountable power — to the point where they can fire the pastor without cause.
The feeling of possessing an unaccountable power is one of the reasons why social media is so loved.
For once, politicians united together to defeat an unaccountable power hitherto beyond their reach.