| If an employer has been unfair or high-handed in carrying out the discharge, the employee may be awarded additional damages. |
| At the council meeting, Labour's David Green said the decision had been high-handed and senseless. |
| This refusal to have an enquiry is one more high-handed response to the reasonable concerns of the law-abiding public. |
| As far as I am concerned it was a high-handed decision made without any regard for the feelings of the local people. |
| Indeed, some have even refused to simplify their results out of high-handed attitudes dressed up as professional principles. |
| She has a reputation as an arrogant, high-handed judge, but at least she presumably knows what she's doing. |
