Sentence examples for authoritarian appointment from inspiring English sources
The two parties then squabbled bitterly about who should lead the new state government.The NCP was formed as a breakaway from Congress in 1999 in protest at the "dynastic and authoritarian" appointment of Sonia Gandhi, who was born in Italy, as its leader a post that Mr Pawar had coveted.
Manafort became embroiled in his own scandal after it was revealed he had worked for Ukraine's authoritarian president; Bannon's appointment was seen as part of an effort to refocus the campaign away from scandal and toward reaching out to minority and female voters.
The appointment of Bismarck, an authoritarian who would often ignore or overrule the Diet, set Frederick on a collision course with his father and led to his exclusion from affairs of state for the rest of William's reign.
In the coming days, he is likely to make more appointments that will show that his is a harsh, nationalist, authoritarian government.
Putilova, who was involved with a number of gender equality and anti-authoritarian movements in Russia, was detained last Friday after attending her first appointment at the asylum screening unit in Croydon.
This appointment is part of Pope Francis's assault on the Vatican's authoritarian incompetence.
By 1247, when members of the house and clan held, through appointment, dominion over half the provinces of Japan, Hōjō rule tended to become authoritarian, and the regency was run not from its titular office but from Hōjō headquarters as a family council.
Mr. Sillen's critics say that he has an authoritarian streak that has led him to wrest more control than he was given in his appointment by the court.
And Pope John Paul II, his robust personality and deep personal spirituality masked authoritarian features that the Catholic Church is still wrangling with, not the least of which is his appointment of apparatchiks as bishops rather than strong, creative leaders.
