in any case; anyway; no matter what happens

not of any use or ineffective

to wash one's hands of a matter; to stand aside and refuse to get involved or take responsibility

to neglect or ignore; to show no concern for or pay no attention to someone or something

recklessly; without considering the situation or the outcome.

refers to a place, matter, or person that falls outside the jurisdiction or responsibility of any authority, or is neglected by all parties involved

To not be responsible for anything; to not care about or involve oneself in general affairs.

A cabinet-level official who does not head a specific ministry but handles special tasks assigned by the head of government.

to take one's pay but not work hard; to be paid while ignoring one's responsibilities

To stand by and pay no heed or to ignore a situation that requires attention

It doesn't matter what method is used as long as it works; pragmatism over ideological purity. This saying was famously used by [[邓小平|鄧小平|deng4 xiao3 ping2]] to describe his economic reforms.

a cabinet minister who does not have specific responsibility for any particular government department

(colloquial) to refuse to have anything more to do with a situation; to wash one's hands of a matter

To ignore everything and not get involved in anything; to be totally indifferent or hands-off.