Sentence examples for certain prerogatives from inspiring English sources

Let's say the bride has certain prerogatives, or the final say in certain matters regarding her wedding.

(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).

"In the wake of political gridlock and a lack of a clear political direction, some elements of the ISI have started to exercise certain prerogatives".

On March 1 , 1564 he resigned the actual government of his dominions to his eldest son, Francis, though he retained his ducal title and certain prerogatives; and in December 1565 Francis was married to the Austrian archduchess Joanna Joann), a diplomatic achievement celebrated with great festivity.

Under Senegalese law, the leader of the village has certain prerogatives, including law enforcement, tax collection, and keeping of vital records in the village.

It should first be noted that while they deny each other's right to exist, the fact that they are negotiating, albeit indirectly, amounts to a de facto recognition of each other's reality and certain prerogatives.

He has made it clear that he wants to hold on to certain other prerogatives, too.

It's his way of saying that certain decisions are the prerogative of a president; if you want them to play out differently, win the White House yourself.

Republicans are defending the shared cultural prerogatives of a certain group of people".

The president has the prerogative to take certain limited military action when deemed necessary without consultation with Congress.

It would have given members of the administration the prerogative to declare certain types of leaks a matter of national security, and require federal judges to defer to prosecutors' claims that the information involved was indeed an important national security issue.