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    irrespective
    [ adv ]
    in spite of everything; without regard to drawbacks
    <adv.all>
    he carried on regardless of the difficulties


    Irrespective \Ir`re*spec"tive\ ([i^]r`r[-e]*sp[e^]k"t[i^]v), a.
    1. Without regard for conditions, circumstances, or
    consequences; unbiased; independent; impartial; as, an
    irrespective judgment.

    According to this doctrine, it must be resolved
    wholly into the absolute, irrespective will of God.
    --Rogers.

    2. Disrespectful. [Obs.] --Sir C. Cornwallis.

    {Irrespective of}, regardless of; without regard to; as,
    irrespective of differences.

    1. And with Russia's political situation remaining so volatile, irrespective of the 'fantasy land' economics, these seem to be risks that most international mining companies would prefer not to take.
    2. The general index fell 59.3 to 801.85. Mr Stuart Harley of Schroders in London said: 'Over the longer term, the economic fundamentals will not change greatly, irrespective of who is in power.
    3. "We are convinced that meeting the requirement of respect for human rights is irrespective of a country's belonging to a system of alliance and its social system," he told the 43-nation commission.
    4. The crop's value is around Dollars 27bn annually. The controversial patent covers all forms of genetically engineered soyabean plants and seeds, irrespective of the genes used or the transformation technology employed.
    5. All members, irrespective of their political views (or any other opinions), have exactly the same right to support from their union when it is needed.
    6. The 1990 Environmental Protection Act provides powers for local authorities to force site occupiers to clean up contamination irrespective of proof of fault. Similarly, the 1991 Water Resources Act makes provision for cleaning up polluted rivers.
    7. The clamour to escape from the constraints of the ERM comes mostly from people looking for a way of reducing British interest rates irrespective of what the Bundesbank does.
    8. The franc/D-Mark rate would then fall. An end to the stable franc policy could also come irrespective of Mr Balladur's wishes.
    9. Most publishers are hawking anything they can, irrespective of whether it's the right thing for the job.
    10. However, last year the EC Commission produced a draft directive on civil liability for damage caused by waste, which said that 'the producer of waste' would be liable 'irrespective of fault on his part'.
    11. "But as a signatory to the Montreal Convention that governs the safety of civil aviation, the Republic of Korea is obliged to severely punish the defendant without fail, irrespective of ideology," he said.
    12. This has enabled them to draw retirement pensions irrespective of age, after short periods of work.
    13. It does make sense to ask whether the market, in and of itself, has specific effects on morals and manners, irrespective of other cultural factors in a particular historical situation.
    14. These figures cover all sites, irrespective of size.
    15. "Injustice was done to many people of Jewish descent as they were removed from political and professional positions, irrespective of their views and conduct," the paper said.
    16. That helped the dollar, irrespective of economic realities." Analysts also began to recognize "the costs of German unification, besides just the benefits," says Ms. Mills of Lehman Brothers.
    17. The report stated: "The most flagrant trade union rights violations are undoubtedly taking place in countries under dictatorship, irrespective of their ideological orientation.
    18. The appeals court in 1985 said the commission's original set of rules unlawfully "coerce speech" because they required cable operators to carry local broadcasters' signals irrespective of whether the operator considered them appropriate programming.
    19. Instead, the state continues to pay fees direct to universities for all first-degree students, irrespective of parents' income.
    20. We, irrespective of our view on kidnapping foreigners, form the cornerstone for fighting foreigners.
    21. Baker's strategy, meanwhile, is to pursue his heavy agenda irrespective of internal Soviet developments, which he hailed in a statement Wednesday night as contributing to reform and to political pluralism.
    22. The Kuwaiti government also said it would adhere to the deed "irrespective of the outcome" of the monopolies commission investigation.
    23. "All seamen irrespective of nationality were taken off the ships and are under Iraqi control, call it arrested, call it seized," said one shipping executive, speaking on condition of anonymity.
    24. Computer buyers, for instance, have for many years paid the same number of pounds in Britain as US buyers paid in dollars - almost irrespective of the prevailing exchange rate.
    25. It would be carried out irrespective of any ceasefire. A green line, modelled on the one which divided Beirut for many years, would run north-south through Sarajevo, with Serb irregulars holding the western half of the city.
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