The phrase "autocratic practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe methods or behaviors that are authoritarian in nature, often in the context of leadership or governance.
Example: "The organization's autocratic practices stifled creativity and discouraged open communication among team members."
Alternatives: "authoritarian methods" or "dictatorial approaches".
But, to quote Mr Anwar again, "It is altogether shameful, if ingenious, to cite Asian values as an excuse for autocratic practices and denial of basic rights and liberties".
But the government in Myanmar, also known as Burma, has appeared to embrace more autocratic practices again in the last few years.
Prabowo's strongman rhetoric prompted speculation of a return to the autocratic practices of former dictator Suharto, Subianto's former father-in-law, who ruled Indonesia for three decades before being overthrown by popular protests in 1998.
The patients' right to be fully informed is increasingly heralded as the ethical panacea, preventing the potential danger of paternalistic autocratic practices [ 15].
"It's about time we fight for our God-given rights," a Facebook page announcing the protests exhorted, calling for an end to autocratic government practices that have led to corruption, rising prices and unemployment.
Again, the goal was to sideline rivals as he aims to take his elderly father's throne and remake the kingdom — at best, as an Arabian version of the autocratic liberalism practiced by the late Shah of Iran (an improvement, to be sure, over current conditions).
He criticized the practices of autocratic governments without ever singling out Egypt, saying they rigged elections and controlled the news media using "outright intimidation".
The notion of an autocratic maestro dictating performance practice to such professionals was a nonsense to him, and other ensembles (including many not specialising in early repertoire) began to adopt a similar policy.
A final limitation is that this discursive openness towards immigration is not always followed-through in practice because autocratic states are often prone to corruption, the weak rule of law throughout the territory and an arbitrary implementation of policies.
Despite the occasional criticisms of Schweitzer's medical practice as being autocratic and primitive, and despite the opposition sometimes raised against his theological works, his influence continues to have a strong moral appeal, frequently serving as a source of encouragement for other medical missionaries.
"The zero problems strategy in practice meant dealing with autocratic regimes.
