Murphy characterized the Newfoundland Premier Joey Smallwood's governing style as dictatorial, and proclaimed the recent announcement from his legislature of free tuition as a sham.

Moores promised that his administration would make government more democratic and accountable, which was in contrast to Smallwood's domineering leadership style.

Frank Moores ' Conservatives attempted to form government but its shaky hold on power resulted in the 1972 general election in which Smallwood's Liberals were conclusively, if narrowly, defeated.

Smallwood's government had been in power since 1949, and the Premier was trying to rejuvenate his cabinet by bringing in new blood.

In the ensuing contest, Smallwood would send Cabinet ministers to delegate selection meetings with notebooks, detailing who voted for which slate of delegates and who would bring Crosbie delegates to his residence, forcing them to sign affidavits supporting Smallwood's leadership.

Smallwood's leadership bid was successful and Crosbie, along with a number of young Liberals, defected to the Progressive Conservatives.

The Economic Union Party and Responsible Government League tried to reunite the opposition to Joey Smallwood's Confederate Association but relations between Crosbie and Cashin's parties were tense allowing the Confederate League to benefit from better funding and a united organization.

Ted Smallwood's store was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Watson then bought some shells at Ted Smallwood's store and said he was going back to his place to kill Cox.

From 1949 to 1951, he was a member of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly, sitting as the member for Labrador for Smallwood's Liberals.

By Newfoundland's seventh general election, in 1971, Smallwood's government had become tired and complacent.

The election resulted in a hung parliament, with Smallwood's Liberals winning 20 seats to the Progressive Conservatives ' 21.

The five volume set was completed by a charitable foundation after Smallwood's death.

Smallwood's publishing firm, Newfoundland Book Publishers ( 1967 ) Ltd., published Volumes 1 and 2 ; the Smallwood Heritage Foundation completed and published Volumes 3, 4, and 5.

Returning to his headquarters, he ordered the 2nd Connecticut Regiment under Joseph Spencer out to slow the British advance, and sent Haslet and the 1st Delaware Regiment, along with Alexander McDougall's brigade ( Rudolphus Ritzema's 3rd New York Regiment, Charles Webb's 19th Continental Regiment, William Smallwood's 1st Maryland Regiment, and the 1st New York Regiment and 2nd New York Regiments ) to reinforce Chatterton Hill.

He served with Colonel William Smallwood's unit for two years and was in major actions at Brandywine, Germantown, and Monmouth, as well as the winter at Valley Forge.

In Newfoundland, Joey Smallwood's liberals were replaced in 1972 by a conservative administration led by Frank Moores.

In 1970, he became leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Newfoundland, and was asked to form a government in January 1972, several months following the October 1971 election that resulted in a near tie between Joey Smallwood's Liberals and the Tories.

Following the referendum victory, the NCA reorganized itself as the new province's Liberal Party under Smallwood's leadership.

The Liberals narrowly lost the 1971 election, but Smallwood refused to resign as Premier until January 1972 as the support of the Labrador Party's lone MHA resulted in a 21-21 tie in the House of Assembly for Smallwood's government.

While Moores disagreed with Smallwood's resettlement plans outmigration of rural to urban areas continued without government intervention.

Camped about a mile ( 1. 6 km ) away was William Smallwood's Maryland militia, about 2, 100 relatively inexperienced troops.

Near the White Horse Tavern the British encountered Smallwood's force and routed it as well.

Three parties participated in the referendum campaign: Smallwood's Confederate Association campaigned for the confederation option while in the anti-confederation campaign Peter Cashin's Responsible Government League and Chesley Crosbie's Economic Union Party ( both of which called for a vote for responsible government ) took part.

On his return, he introduced modern facilities and replaced the rather authoritarian approach to patient care with a lot more personal and informal style that included group therapy.

His authoritarian style alienated many.

" The issue is Daley's increasingly authoritarian style that brooks no disagreements, legal challenges, negotiations, compromise or any of that messy give-and-take normally associated with democratic government ," the Chicago Tribune editorialized.

Raeder's authoritarian style led him in 1937 to refuse to create the office of chief of the admiralty staff.

Demonstration by the opposition after the Belarusian presidential election, 2006 | 2006 presidential electionLukashenko was quoted as saying that he has an " authoritarian ruling style " that he uses to run the country.

His teaching style is a source of controversy among some of today's players, who consider it to be dogmatically authoritarian.

It soon became apparent that Rhee's governing style was going to be authoritarian.

The authoritarian leadership style, for example, is approved in periods of crisis but fails to win the " hearts and minds " of followers in day-to-day management ; the democratic leadership style is more adequate in situations that require consensus building ; finally, the laissez-faire leadership style is appreciated for the degree of freedom it provides, but as the leaders do not " take charge ", they can be perceived as a failure in protracted or thorny organizational problems.

His authoritarian style, with elements of patronage, favouritism, tribalism and / or nepotism drew criticism and dissent, and set a bad example followed by his successors.

Thanom and Praphas maintained Sarit's authoritarian style of government, his anti-communism and pro-American policies.

The authoritarian style of management requires clearly defined tasks and monitoring their execution and results.

The authoritarian leadership style does not correspond to the guiding principle.

Papen tried to justify his authoritarian style of government by pointing out that parliament could no longer function properly.

The authoritarian style of the Malbim also caused a portion of the religious personnel ( shochtim, dayanim ) to become hostile to him.

According to authors Joseph Blasi, Douglas Kruse, and Aaron Bernstein, these eight men left because they did not agree with William Shockley's authoritarian managerial style and his practice of expecting a certain result instead of letting the research guide the process.

His authoritarian leadership style was one of the causes of the Rebellion of 1837.

The coalition partners mentioned Repše's authoritarian management style and unofficially delegating many of his powers as prime minister to his chief of staff Dans Titavs as the main reason for the conflict.

Despite the concession, Fraser remained in command, occasionally alienating colleagues due to a governing style described by some as " authoritarian ".

He supports authoritarian parenting style, denouncing the film The Sound of Music as " soul-rotting slush " and saying that, by putting " friendliness and fun in the place of authority and rules, it invites disorder between parents and children.

The SPS during the Milošević era, has been accused of using an authoritarian style of rule and allowing a criminal economy to exist in Serbia including personal profiteering by the Milošević family from illegal business transactions in the arms trade, cigarettes, oil, and drugs.

" Antonín Novotný became First Secretary of the KSČ in 1953, the year of Stalin's death, and continued to rule in Stalin's rigidly authoritarian style for fifteen years.

However, even with Garfield relieved of day-to-day management duties, the underlying problem of Henry Kaiser's authoritarian management style continued to persist.