Preposition: of

• reputation: Like the best detective, he is no respecter of reputations: indeed, he begins by cutting down the star witness to size.

• boundary: Air pollution, for one, is no respecter of county boundaries.

• person: God is no respecter of persons on account of either color or race.

• age: It is no respecter of age, sex, race, or ethnic background; anyone might be affected.

• authority: I expect there are more official sources out there but Google is no respecter of authority.

• border: There could hardly be tougher battles to fight and their brutal consequences are certainly no respecters of national borders.

Adjective modifier

• poor: Such methods may have backfired on the Poles, as epidemics are poor respecters of persons.