The phrase "when none can call your power to accompt" suggests a situation where an individual is not held accountable or answerable for their actions or authority. It implies a state of being beyond reproach or oversight, where one's power is unchallenged and free from scrutiny. This can lead to a dangerous environment where abuses of power may occur without consequence. Essentially, it highlights the risks associated with unchecked authority.
"Pow'r", as you know, is "power" spoken in one syllable, and "accompt" is a variant spelling of "account". The phrase is easier to understand if you quote the whole sentence, "What need we fear who knows it, when none can call our power to account?" This is Lady Macbeth talking in her sleep, and what she is talking about is the murder of Duncan. "What need we fear who knows it?", she asks, "Who cares if people know we killed Duncan?" Why would she not be afraid to be branded as a murderess? Because "none can call our power to account." They won't have to give an account of how they used their power now they are king and queen. This is such a very different attitude from that voiced and acted on by Macbeth: "We but teach bloody instructions, which, being taught, return to plague the inventor." Lady Macbeth believes that being king will mean that they will not have to give an account of how they got there. Being king by whatever means will make them more secure. Macbeth knows that becoming king by violence will only invite his overthrow by violence. Becoming king by violence will make them less secure.
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"Checks and Balances," is the phrase.
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"None of your beeswax" basically means none of your business.
if by different you mean different beliefs within the organization there is none . if by their meaning you mean what they believe ask one. or call the branch (the number is on any one of there books or magazines)