"unaccountability" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an adjective that means "the quality of not being accountable" and can be used to describe a situation or an individual. For example, "The unaccountability of the government officials created a situation of mistrust in the community."
Dyke's analysis of his nemesis' unaccountability sounds broadly reliable.
The blatant unaccountability and virtual immunity of officers on that day cannot be allowed to continue.
I can get everything under one roof and all at unbeatable prices.Cynthia SpidellOdessa, FloridaPrivatised armySIR – Your article on the work of armed private-security firms in Iraq describes the problems of unaccountability, dubious legality and lawlessness as "teething problems" ("Dangerous work", April 10th).
Mr Le Pen's achievement in reaching the presidential race's final round, with nearly 18% of votes cast, jolted the French elite into recognising the anger felt by ordinary people, not just against immigrants and crime, but also at the aloofness of government and the unaccountability of bureaucrats in Brussels as well as Paris.
Mr Khamenei's largesse towards Mr Moin has further underscored the clout that the supreme leader enjoys from his pedestal of unaccountability.
Hopes that the CPP will temper Mr Hun Sen's excesses are usually wishful thinking.Cambodian political life is still pervaded by a wartime culture of unaccountability and impunity.
But meanwhile the systemic issues that have contributed to the problems in the real world such as corruption, unaccountability and a total lack of transparency continue to fester, destabilising the foundations of authoritarianism.It is not inconceivable that the entire authoritarian edifice may eventually founder, hastened perhaps by some huge domestic crisis.
But the public, fed up with the government's ineffectiveness, unaccountability and corruption, is calling increasingly for it to go.
Power has not been devolved to the council, and the security forces and their local allies behave with heavy-handed unaccountability.
Now, as Mr Khatami fades, the Republican administration does little to distinguish him from conservatives such as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader who supervises the country from a pedestal of unaccountability.
But after decades of military unaccountability, there is a long list of other grievances to be settled.The most recent to emerge is what happened at Aceh, a devoutly Muslim province at the north-western tip of the archipelago.
