heavy-handedness

Does this heavy handedness or corner cutting include the death of over 300 people (disproportionately non-white) whilst in custody and not a single prosecution?

One PAC director said: "You get the heavy handedness on the telephone, and it's generally done by staff.

This attitude crept down the ranks of the NSO and led to heavy handedness among some of the agency's operatives.

Each gesture was carefully controlled without a sense of heavy handedness; phrases were chiseled into soft stone.

He pledges to end "the days of heavy handedness" and listen to grassroots supporters.

He was brought to trial for supposed insubordination and heavy handedness but was cleared of these charges.

The government is to bring in new guidance on how SSDs should inspect independent schools following complaints of heavy handedness.

The Burmese army's heavy handedness fueled resentment.

Their heavy handedness with Sardinian natives caused native Sardinians to attack and expel the mercenaries by 237 BC.

Arab League observers just arrived in town, and such operations serve the regime's reasoning of current events, and justifies to some extent its heavy handedness.