"But because we want this for all of humanity, we oppose injustice, aggression and the high-handedness of some countries".
There is always grousing about the high-handedness of Australia, which is not a member of the club.
The working group had its first meeting last week, but Volkswagen became impatient with what it saw as the high-handedness of the Porsche chief executive, Wendelin Wiedeking, and his team, according to people with knowledge of the talks.
Meanwhile, Albert Rivera's centre-right Ciudadanos has proved that the high-handedness and blatant cronyism of Mariano Rajoy's People's party (PP) was increasingly unbearable to rightwingers and liberals who want a system where power does not bring the right to bend, manipulate or ignore the rules.
The working group had its first meeting last week, but Volkswagen quickly became impatient with what it saw as the high-handedness of the Porsche chief executive, Wendelin Wiedeking, and his team, according to people with direct knowledge of the talks.
While, on one hand, getting rid of pesky minorities and young voters might give Romney-Ryan an edge in some states, the high-handedness and anti-democratic nature of restrictive voting laws will antagonize moderates and independent voters.
In the grandee's reply, Aswany distills the high-handedness and cynicism of an entire regime: "People are naive when they get the idea that we fix elections.
It was less a matter of being on the students' side, he said, than of being against the high-handedness of the administration.
Die Welt's publisher, Stefan Aust, has no doubt that the vote was a "come-uppance for Brussels, whose policies are ever more impenetrable, and for the high-handedness of a bureaucracy whose decision-making process are increasingly removed from the public".
