papalistic

the university's governance structure felt increasingly papalistic, with decisions made far from the faculty.

his papalistic approach to leadership alienated many of his colleagues.

the organization's rigid hierarchy demonstrated a papalistic style of management.

she criticized the company's papalistic culture and lack of employee input.

the new policy was perceived as papalistic, imposing rules from the top down.

we sought to move away from a papalistic system towards a more collaborative model.

the board's papalistic control stifled innovation and creativity within the team.

the government's papalistic decrees left little room for local autonomy.

the museum's collection policy reflected a papalistic vision of artistic merit.

the organization aimed to dismantle its papalistic structure and empower local chapters.

his papalistic tendencies made him unpopular with the younger staff.