Sentence examples for any prerogatives from inspiring English sources
Paolo Sarpi, the energetic defender of Doge Leonardo Doná's policy, which had provoked the Roman Curia, never contested the legitimacy of papal power, but in the temporal sphere he denied that it carried any prerogatives superior to the sovereign rights of the state.
"I couldn't, and I don't want to take any prerogatives away from him". But Giuliani stressed that Trump "has not issued, would not issue and should not issue any pardons" while the special counsel investigation is ongoing, so as not to give the appearance that he has anything to hide.
"If I have any prerogative, he will have an important part in this convention".
While all those variables go into a decision, he said, he never arrogated to himself any prerogative to evaluate individuals.
According to a parliamentary report, "The Crown cannot invent new prerogative powers", and Parliament can override any prerogative power by passing legislation.
They laughed together at any predestinatory prerogative of her mother's, or the alternative paternal one — to be expected to become a doctor!
Third, because quality circles have no decision-making power, managers don't have to give up any control or prerogatives.
Or the justices — notoriously resistant to change or any loss of prerogatives — could behave more judiciously and more like former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
Although he tried to appease the Czechs, the stubborn insistence of the Germans not to yield any of their prerogatives made reform of the empire impossible.
In spite of my intention not to infringe upon any students' writerly prerogatives, I feel obliged to remind them that making up a story also entails making up both an author and an audience.
It also denied that Sharp's Appalachian subjects exercised any legitimate aesthetic prerogatives in choosing or (heaven forfend) changing the songs he elected to preserve -- not to mention the commercially distributed music and black music they also performed, which he dismissed as irrelevant.
