Sentence examples for are a prerogative from inspiring English sources

Mental as well as physical illness is much greater among the poor, even though our complacent cliché is that nervous breakdowns are a prerogative of the rich because the poor "can't afford" them.

For the most unremarkable and law-abiding person, as much as anyone, privacy is a prerogative.

This is a prerogative power, and therefore one that should be exercised by the government.

He is honorary president of the international festival so there's a prerogative.

But it is a prerogative that is also available to those nations whose victims the west has ignored.

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

In the European Union, this is a prerogative held only by Britain, Sweden and other countries that kept their national currencies.

Sending troops into action is a prerogative power (meaning it can happen just on the prime minister's say so).

That is a prerogative it and all of the banks forfeited when they nearly brought down the financial system and then were bailed out by American taxpayers.

The drug company instead intends to focus on developing new products, which happens to be a prerogative that may lend itself to more mergers activity.

"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".