Sentence examples for dictatorial behaviour from inspiring English sources

Never mind sport, the Olympics tend to encourage dictatorial behaviour and world-beating kitsch gestures.

And so fan activism was born at the County Ground courtesy of McRitchie's dictatorial behaviour.

Orbán replied that accusations of dictatorial behaviour were a "slap in the face" for Hungarian voters who elected him in a landslide vote last April.

Hunt still determined to insult intelligence of #juniordoctors by claiming they don't understand new contract pic.twitter.com/6RShAbi7an 100% support from me for junior doctors in the face of this dictatorial behaviour by Hunt.They're there for us, let's be there for them now.

Chinese investment in Africa has surged in recent years, but Beijing has also been accused of turning a blind eye to human rights abuses and dictatorial behaviour.

In 1996, left-winger Ken Livingstone criticised Mr Murphy for "intolerant and dictatorial behaviour" after he "unconstitutionally suspended" the then NUS vice president, Clive Lewis, for speaking publicly to concerns raised by the Campaign for Free Education, which opposed tuition fees.

He said he had faced "hurdles, blockers and resistance" from within an organisation whose members had accused him of dictatorial and treacherous behaviour.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell described the Health Secretary's behaviour as "dictatorial".

It is perhaps unsurprising that a society increasingly dictatorial about pregnant women's behaviour, that fetishises parenting and points the finger of blame all-too-frequently at the mother, is punishing women in this way.

And in the Sun, an editorial contended that Cameron's "behaviour on the EU is becoming dangerously dictatorial".

It is in Europe's best interests to make sure the right levers are kept handy, to ensure that good behaviour can be rewarded, and that any dictatorial backsliding will come with a high price.