Sentence examples for dictatorial model from inspiring English sources
"One has to say it clearly: a new dictatorial model is being imposed in Venezuela," said Ismael García, a prominent leftist legislator who broke with Mr. Chávez in 2007.
The rebels argue, too, that Mr Déby's government is corrupt and dictatorial, far from a model of benign rule for Africa.
Moyes is in a peculiar position at the moment: he was extraordinarily lucky that the club decided to continue with the Ferguson model and hand dictatorial powers to a completely untested man, rather than appointing a director of football.
For example, did dictatorial China have good governance and dictatorial Russia poor governance?
The model that the site has adopted would also indicate a tendency more to the dictatorial, as opposed to the democratic.
In Britain, one problem has been the resistance, by management and musicians alike, to the American model of the music director, which in turn is a watered-down holdover from the dictatorial maestros of yore.
In the last two decades of his life, Nelson Mandela was celebrated as a model of how to liberate a country from the colonial yoke without succumbing to the temptation of dictatorial power and anti-capitalist posturing.
Gingrich has seen himself in messianic terms for much of his adult life; one of his models has been Kemal Ataturk, the founder and first President of the Republic of Turkey, who assumed dictatorial powers to mold the country as he saw fit.
He demanded dictatorial powers.
He became increasingly dictatorial.
