Sentence examples for a prerogative of from inspiring English sources

"You will normally see coercive power as a prerogative of the state.

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

3. Parliament can grant amnesty to prisoners (previously a prerogative of the king).

DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA — Making war, traditionally a prerogative of presidents and princes, may soon become an international crime.

No matter what condition of pitch was prepared, a prerogative of the home team, Australia could outbowl its opponent.

But NBA 2K14 appears to invoke a prerogative of a well-made series, choosing not to fix what isn't broken.

I feel like it's a prerogative of the people making it to make it look like I'm shining.

China has blocked the release of that report, a prerogative of the I.M.F.'s member countries, although most allow the release of the I.M.F.

In other cultures and religions, personal guidance is often a prerogative of some person or persons singled out for some reason by God or the gods.

Michael Casserly, the group's executive director, acknowledged that political resistance to national standards was strong in a nation that generally considers education a prerogative of localities.

"We're reaching the position where language competence is a prerogative of the privately educated elite, and language degrees are restricted to Russell Group universities".