Sentence examples for dictatorial manager from inspiring English sources
Justice George Newman said in a July 31 ruling that Lee Amaitis, chief executive of Cantor's international arm, was a "dictatorial manager and executive".
The King's and Duke's companies had merged into a monopoly, leaving actors in a weak negotiating position and much at the mercy of the dictatorial manager Christopher Rich.
"That wasn't me being a dictatorial director.
Or is it inherently just plain democratic, because the players govern themselves on the field, making their own minute-by-minute decisions instead of having to obey a continual stream of orders from a dictatorial hierarchy of managers and coaches?
While they get to participate in giant, billion-dollar election spectacles for top bosses, they lack democratic control of local schools and cities because a system of "emergency managers" has dictatorial control.
Funny how racism and homophobia tend to go hand in hand... 8. - The state of Michigan recently passed Public Act 436, which gives borderline dictatorial authority to an emergency manager to "supersede local ordinances, sell city assets, and break union contracts" in areas of the state that are economically impoverished, according to the Atlantic.
So whereas Mr Greenberg retains a dictatorial grip on AIG's managers, Mr Bébéar increasingly leaves Mr de Castries unfettered.
As another dictatorial Italian boss for whom Sunderland's manager has long harboured a less than sneaky regard once kind of said: it is clearly the club which educates its players in civic virtue, gives them a consciousness of their mission and welds them into unity.
It may have also fed his often harsh, dictatorial, and somehow still-inspiring management style.
But many CEOs behave like dictatorial monarchs -- or as Monks dubs them "Manager Kings" -- entitled to everything and accountable to absolutely no one.
A few days ago, one of her senior campaign managers quit accusing her of being "dictatorial", although he was later persuaded to rejoin.
