Such high-handedness on the part of officials is common in India.
"But because we want this for all of humanity, we oppose injustice, aggression and the high-handedness of some countries".
And even among Catholics who embrace those teachings, there is widespread disgust with the authoritarian high-handedness of the hierarchy.
There is always grousing about the high-handedness of Australia, which is not a member of the club.
It was less a matter of being on the students' side, he said, than of being against the high-handedness of the administration.
She is played by Faye Dunaway, who gives her a schoolgirl crush on Clyde, mixed with the growing high-handedness of some overnight celebrity.
Economic misery and the growing high-handedness of government had lately produced Wat Tyler's rebellion in England and the Jacquerie in France.
It was not a happy experience, not so much for the pain of reliving the memories - although that was difficult enough - but for what Winter sees as the high-handedness of "experts" on the Holocaust.
By committing himself to work with the Security Council, at least for the moment, Mr. Bush turns the world's attention to the dangers of the Baghdad regime instead of the high-handedness of the United States.
The working group had its first meeting last week, but Volkswagen became impatient with what it saw as the high-handedness of the Porsche chief executive, Wendelin Wiedeking, and his team, according to people with knowledge of the talks.
After weeks of widespread and often bloody protests against the perceived high-handedness of President Muhammad Morsi's rule, Brotherhood candidates recently suffered an unprecedented rout in elections to Egypt's college student unions.
