The phrase "authoritarian decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision made in a manner that is dictatorial or lacks democratic input, often implying a concentration of power in one individual or group.
Example: "The board's authoritarian decision to implement the new policy without consulting the staff led to widespread dissatisfaction."
Alternatives: "dictatorial choice" or "autocratic decision".
The interplay of interest groups and factions also tempers authoritarian decision-making at the top.
"Departments that change tend to be the ones where there is a pushy woman faculty member or a department chair that reminds people of the fact that they're supposed to look for women," says Phoebe S. Leboy, a biochemistry professor at the School of Dental Medicine at Penn. "That cannot be forced by authoritarian decisions from the president".
They are right, but do they know that reading philosophical works can help us?" For Lobanovsky, "The time of absolute power and authoritarian decisions seems to me to have gone, and I know that acting on this basis, I can question myself more and, above all, renew my ideas".
As immigration policy becomes increasingly shaped by clandestine maneuvering, the right to truth is vital to protect thousands of lives and to defend our country against increasingly authoritarian decision-making — at the border and beyond.
In this context, he will examine the factors that drive authoritarian states' decision to commit and comply with treaties preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction, and the extent to which such decisions are influenced by the varying authority of global security institutions.
But his pro-government decisions, authoritarian ways and willingness to deal with Israelis made him a divisive figure from the moment Mr. Mubarak appointed him sheik of Al Azhar, a complex that includes a 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old6.
Despite the closed nature of Syrian society and the authoritarian system of decision-making today, many Syrians remember the 1950's, when they enjoyed democratic rights under a multiparty system.
It was my authoritarian way of making decisions that created problems.
It follows then that the structure of grants and their reporting responsibility is a much more authoritarian way to make decisions than the democratic process of a community deciding how to prioritize education projects through a locally elected board.
Both sides acknowledge that President Morsi, who belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood's political party, has hurt himself and his party politically with the act that first touched off the protests: a decree giving himself authoritarian powers and putting his decisions above the reach of judicial review until the new charter is passed.
