Sentence examples for dictatorial command from inspiring English sources
He asserts dictatorial command over the breakfast table, raging at "gloppy" pastries, delighting in porridge and cream, impressing upon both Alma and his previous lover the need to butter and chew one's toast without making crunching sounds.
It has established single-party rule, with a dictatorial leader in command, and has crushed internal dissent.
Therefore, when Fabius came to the end of his term, the Senate did not renew his dictatorial powers and command was given to consuls Gnaeus Servilius Geminus and Marcus Atilius Regulus.
"When the 'rise' of a large dictatorial state that commands rapidly increasing economic strength meets with no effective deterrence from outside, but only an attitude of appeasement from the international mainstream, the results will not only be another catastrophe for the Chinese people, but likely also a disaster for the spread of liberal democracy in the world".
In due course, soon after he was relieved of his command, and as a semi-dictatorial Sanacja regime was established, Sikorski joined the anti-Piłsudski opposition.
Their rise to positions of command was further aided after 736 by the dictatorial rule of China's chief minister, Li Linfu, who was unwilling to appoint native Chinese as generals for fear that they would gain prestige that would enable them to rival his own position at court.
He retains command of the army and still wields near-dictatorial powers, including authority to dissolve the new parliament.
Paul Barras, who had been entrusted with dictatorial powers by the National Convention, was unwilling to rely on the commander of the troops of the interior; instead, knowing of Bonaparte's services at Toulon, he appointed him second in command.
She routinely commands her older brother as though he were a minion in her domestic dictatorial state.
He demanded dictatorial powers.
