Sentence examples for dictatorial governance from inspiring English sources
Nasser's detractors criticize his authoritarianism, his government's human rights violations, his populist relationship with the citizenry, and his failure to establish civil institutions, blaming his legacy for future dictatorial governance in Egypt.
In the sharpest condemnation of recent developments in Zimbabwe by a South African leader, Mr. Vavi placed the blame for its troubles on the repression of critics and "near-dictatorial governance".
Do we want to topple Mr Assad's dictatorial government?
On the contrary, it is the United Nations that has lost influence with the United States as a result of its years of tolerance of, and governance by, dictatorial and corrupt governments, its gross inefficiencies and bureaucratic inertia and its status as a bloated, ineffectual debating society with no capability, or even desire, to see its edicts enforced.
For example, did dictatorial China have good governance and dictatorial Russia poor governance?
And it's almost impossible for the world's leaders to agree on much of anything that might improve the region's current instability, the culmination of decades of terrible governance, economic stagnation and brutal dictatorial crackdowns on individual rights and freedoms.
"There is no way to deliver services to the elderly without becoming an advocate for the elderly," says a foreign NGO worker in Beijing.Whither China?Some activists still worry that by allowing themselves to be co-opted, they are strengthening the Communist Party's dictatorial hold on power because they are helping it to solve its biggest problems of governance.
He demanded dictatorial powers.
He became increasingly dictatorial.
Sounds dictatorial to me.
