| Bishops who toed his line were given land, tax exemptions and dictatorial powers. |
| And he knows that the economic power of capitalism supplants the dictatorial power he envisions for himself. |
| Beyond that, Wilson's dictatorial approach straitjackets the singers, who function as little more than slaves to the director's concept. |
| Only undemocratic, dictatorial and authoritarian countries would seek to deprive the right of others to speak. |
| Noriega had become increasingly dictatorial, relied on irregular paramilitary units, and was involved in drug trafficking. |
| When Goody arrives, his gruff, dictatorial but tongue-in-cheek interplay with the young servicemen must be seen to be appreciated. |
