Sentence examples for all prerogatives from inspiring English sources

In refusing to accept Christ's grotesque execution as defeat, as a total forfeiture of all prerogatives, his rights and freedom as a human being, we fail to heed the demand on us for repentance and self-reflection.

Secession can be seen as an extreme case of decentralization, when all the prerogatives of the State (tax and spending) are transferred to the local political unit.

"You arrive at an institute with all the prerogatives in place, theoretically able to resist all the mandarins in the world," says Haenlin, whose ATIPE grant, awarded in 1997 when he was 38 years old, allowed him to set up shop in Toulouse.

As the state religion, Saivism enjoyed all the prerogatives of the establishment during the period of the Jaffna kingdom.

Singapore followed the UK's move towards a uniform test for all prerogative orders.

The executive board of the I.O.C. provisionally stripped Kim of "all the rights, prerogatives and functions deriving from his I.O.C. membership" pending investigations by South Korean authorities and the I.O.C. ethics commission.

We are tired of women appropriating to themselves all the patriotic prerogatives in the sphere of personal decoration which they have been doing with such vengeance that the male seems clothed in an air of cowardly evasion the moment he is away from his desk.

The army has kept all its prerogatives.

By invoking the emperor's name, he took command of the other generals and gradually assumed all imperial prerogatives.

In the real world, big-spending customers in the sex industry expect to exercise all the prerogatives of the rapist with trafficked or exploited women.

In effect, the president of the United States has all the prerogatives and powers of a Hanoverian monarch – far too many, in fact.