| This is a consequence of highhanded legislation where a government has as its lowest priority those people it purports to represent. |
| Unfortunately the minister's highhanded approach has engendered such distrust among native leaders that there is little hope for an open-minded debate about the substance of the legislation. |
| In Mr. Obama's mind, it is a one-way street, and he takes no responsibility for the divisions, dismissing Republicans who consider him highhanded. |
| But despite the cruelty of the Red Guards and the highhanded behavior of the Taizhou cadres, Hu never lost faith in the party. |
| Most of its investigations — investigations that are selective, highhanded and a mockery of due process — are aimed at enforcing its dubious rules. |
| The defence minister has just put an end to the mandate of the Létourneau commission, in a highhanded way, in my opinion. |
