Sentence examples similar to a complete prerogative from inspiring English sources

It "amounted to a complete evisceration of the Congressional prerogative to declare war," he wrote in "Losing America".

The big problem we are facing right now is that there is a complete separation between a society that wants a better Brazil, and politicians who imagine that it is their prerogative to do things for society in whatever way they want.

The practice, as defined by a pair of design students in Denmark who recently completed a project on the theme, is a prerogative of a future in which "gas prices are so high that we must develop a new form of adventure that does not require travelling great distances".

A critic's prerogative is a beautiful thing.

As such this therapy actually eradicates micrometastatic disease, a prerogative for a curative effect.

Over time, national security has become more and more a presidential prerogative.

Continuous surveillance of blood glucose is a prerogative of maintaining a tight glycaemic control in people suffering from diabetes mellitus.

A prerogative of being a billionaire is the freedom to go anywhere, anytime.

But her ability to assume a man's prerogative while maintaining a female perspective was new.

Feminine sensitivity is a male prerogative.

That has been a presidential prerogative.