Autocratic used in a sentence

Autocratic in a sentence as an adjective

And the way it is done in such an autocratic manner makes me want to go back to Reddit.

The top 2 free-est counties on that list are run by generally benevolent but completely autocratic governments.

This reads like yet another autocratic, micro-managing HR document.

> Arresting the guy is a crime against humanity, and shows > the complete lack of moral authority or common sense > held by the various paranoid autocratic and senseless > state and federal agencies within the US. 1.

They were unable to discuss certain things -- like that international democracy indexes class Russia as autocratic.

Some localities are more autocratic than other more anarchistic localities.

It's a little disturbing to think that autocratic China at least seems to be able to plan decades ahead, while free America is largely stuck in quarterly business cycles and two-year political cycles.

Bellyaching at me about `philosophy'\n doesn't help any party unless you're willing to get specific\n about what you don't like.\n\n I am not an autocratic editor, as any number of people\n who've sent me changes can testify.

"Russia is a corrupt, autocratic kleptocracy centred on the leadership of Vladimir Putin, in which officials, oligarchs and organised crime are bound together to create a "virtual mafia state", according to leaked secret diplomatic cables that provide a damning American assessment of its erstwhile rival superpower.

And ironically, central banks are autocratic and blockchains are democratic, while the systems that consistently produce the former are purported republics, and blockchains just come from no ideology or power structure, I guess anarchy.> My prediction is that at the end there will be an epiphany that our real world currency system is constructed the way it is for a reason.