nepotistic , także: nepotic

Even this nepotistic arrangement shouldn't have been too much trouble.

He is a generic dictator born out of a nepotistic system.

Unlike his five cousins, he was under no nepotistic pressure to join the family business.

In his final years on the Commission, the body was criticized for making nepotistic appointments.

Still others point to nepotistic hiring tendencies and question her firing policies.

He also contended that the manager system was nepotistic and led to constant turnover.

He then proceeded to strengthen his autocratic and nepotistic rule over the country.

Adult males do not display nepotistic behavior and are nomadic between seasons.

Today's radicals were a nepotistic Incestuous lot, she thought.

There were no fewer than five members of the Kennedy family onstage at different times - a record even for their nepotistic excesses.

Both nepotistic appointments were characteristic of the age.

To avoid seeming nepotistic, he secured his record deal without his father's knowledge.

But this is no cozily nepotistic publishing family.

Those that increase inclusive fitness through behaviour facilitating reproduction by relatives are nepotistic.

During his criminal career, Scarfo was by some accounts arrogant, nepotistic and full of avarice.

The iemoto system has been described as rigid, expensive, nepotistic, authoritarian and undemocratic.

This scandal was also publicly perceived as a nepotistic and clientelistic favouring of his own interests.

Arranged marriages are more common in "peranakan" families, whose relationships tend to be more nepotistic.

In fact, everything about her is gorgeously nepotistic - from the gob-smacking gossip she gives you (off the record?)

Nor was he nepotistic.

Similarly in Japan, where business was organised along family and nepotistic ties, the zaibatsu were easy for the government to manipulate into the war effort.

Superficial, shallow, nepotistic, vain, self congratulatory and clawing desperately to stay relevant.

We also have to mention shortcomings, however: corruption has already been mentioned, and there are entrenched special interest groups and nepotistic practices.

A nepotistic old-boy's network quickly developed.

Another brother held the bishopric of Digne from 1805 to 1838, probably a nepotistic Napoleonic appointment.