The low ranking of enforcing laws
autocratically, adopting a laissez-faire attitude, and handling subordinates with levity is understandable, because those styles prevent harmony and good leadership in the working place.
Spencer
autocratically answered his own question, mandating that self-preservation is the appropriate goal in a survival of the fittest world that he bastardized from Darwin's principles of natural selection.
The French policy, like any extreme measure of control, stems from a profound fear of losing all control; the Republic that now behaves
autocratically, having been born with the Revolution and having repeatedly collapsed at the hands of the Reaction, fears (unconsciously perhaps) for its life.
Nelson is appalled by the treatment of hundreds of thousands of contingent faculty (adjunct and non-tenure-track faculty), by the way research agendas are determined by corporate interests, by administrators who
autocratically rule universities and ignore faculty input, by "unbridled faculty careerism" and "unionization that has been stripped of its social agendas" (266).
Moses' adoption of a monotheistic God had huge political ramifications, for it created the universalistic thinking necessary for instituting imperialism: "In Egypt monotheism had grown--as far as we understand its growth- -as an ancillary effect of imperialism; God was the reflection of a Pharaoh
autocratically governing a great world Empire" (80).
Finally, with respect to the UK monetary policy framework, the classification of monetary policy committee types by Blinder (2007) into
autocratically collegial, genuinely collegial, and individualistic varieties has particular saliency.
Nothing is done autonomously,
autocratically, or without multiple consultations.
A third component, the degree to which a population accepts the state's legitimacy to rule, is not necessarily essential to a state's existence; history is filled with examples of states ruling
autocratically and with relative success without public support.
Royal supremacy was aided by a weak legal framework for legislative control over the crown, allowing Simeon's grand-father, the German-born Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, to establish a strong personal regime and rule
autocratically between 1887 and 1918 in spite of the liberal spirit of the constitution (8).
"How much is my happiness worth, Kirstie?" she asked
autocratically.
Good luck fining [sic] other venues for your work." So, I painted a watercolor depicting him as a Nazi at the gates of the art museum
autocratically determining acceptable aesthetics (see p.
This "assured them an apprenticeship in political life that the Muslim masses, who were governed
autocratically, lacked," Brague writes.
