uncheckable

IPA: ʌntʃˈɛkʌbʌɫ

Examples of "uncheckable" in Sentences

The claim of broad, uncheckable presidential power grew during the Reagan presidency.
Was there anything more maddening than these overcertain and uncheckable pronouncements?
It is a view of uncheckable executive power that has little precedent in American history.
To a large extent, the claims of unreviewable, uncheckable executive power during the Bush years have been repudiated.
The Bush administration claim of inherent, uncheckable executive power cannot and should not be reconciled with this framework.
It had pushed off from tyranny with gusto; with an apparently uncheckable impetus, it had swung up towards the blue sky of freedom.
He had also provided Mr Vermaak with an end-user certifacte stating the weapons were destined for Lebanon, but that the certificate was "uncheckable".
So, he gave them items they probably already knew, adding in small, uncheckable lies of his own; some of operational value, others merely the little-tattle of the shop.
The Nixon administration then argued that this act was an unconstitutional limit on executive power, claiming uncheckable authority to stop Congress from spending money.
But in some ways what the Bush administration did was different because no other administration in American history has gone so far in its assertions that no law applied to its actions and in its claims of unreviewable, uncheckable executive power.