Sentence examples for and prerogatives in the from inspiring English sources

This had the effect not only of darkening the mood of Heaney's work in the 1970s, but also of giving him a deep preoccupation with the question of poetry's responsibilities and prerogatives in the world, since poetry is poised between a need for creative freedom within itself and a pressure to express the sense of social obligation felt by the poet as citizen.

Although unified coordination is expected at every level of the administration (federal, state and municipal), in terms of responsibilities and prerogatives in the formulation of sectoral policies, the various contextual, organizational and economic conditions have influenced the modes of implementation and sustenance of the SUS.

The sheikhs and mullahs saw their old prerogatives in the law and public morality arrogated by an expanding government bureaucracy.

Many of the previous checks and balances have been eroded, and some of the pre-existing autocratic prerogatives in the hands of successive prime ministers have been consolidated further.

While Presidents Eisenhower and Bush decided on exceptions that violated national boundaries and international treaties, President Obama is exercising his exceptional prerogatives in the unbounded domains of aerospace and cyberspace.

In writing "Saved or Destroyed," Mr. Kondoleon exercised both prerogatives in the title, letting his characters alternately blossom and die and blossom anew.

"There clearly was an era, a long era, when sexualized requests and aggression were seen as part of many men's prerogatives in the workplace".

This advisory committee for EU policy on rare diseases is now debating on collaborative solutions to further improve their NBS programs and fill the gaps highlighted in the tender documents without impacting on their national prerogatives in the delivery of care.

They cannot cite their respect for the prerogatives of the House speaker, because they have challenged those prerogatives in the past.

When the French began encroaching on traditionally Muslim prerogatives in the early 1930s as by setting up French judges in Tunisian law courts the Destour organized and led protests, strikes, and boycotts.

(One issue there, though, is that if the A.f.D. wins third place, it would be the official opposition party, which would give it certain prerogatives in the Bundestag).