Sentence examples for considerable prerogatives from inspiring English sources

Moroccans were invited to respond to an online draft of the new charter which gently trimmed the king's considerable prerogatives.

The number of ratings represented very considerable differences of power, prestige, and prerogatives and produced psychological barriers between the highest and lowest grades at least as great and as conspicuous as between the cadres and the masses.

This home government, you know, although a considerable distance from your home, did, in the exercise of its parental prerogatives, impose upon its colonial children, such restraints, burdens and limitations, as, in its mature judgment, it deemed wise, right and proper.

The underlying assumption here is that each state uses its own sovereign prerogatives to affect the citizenship constellation, since it is less likely to have a considerable leverage on the preference of its counterpart.

Given the above-outlined limitations, the necessity of using a non-human primate model becomes evident, especially considering the fact that manual dexterity is considered to be a prerogative of primates (see Lemon 2008, for review), and monkeys such as macaques exhibit considerable manual dexterity.

During the next three years Walpole fought the government on every issue, achieving considerable success in bringing about the rejection of the Peerage Bill (1719), which would have limited the royal prerogative in the creation of peers.

And that's too bad because, while learning to adjust parenting priorities and prerogatives during the college years is essential, recent research from Penn State University makes clear that mom and dad still wield considerable influence in the lives of their college-age children.

Some will plead financial prerogatives?

The army has kept all its prerogatives.

He's defending the president's prerogatives".

Those are the prerogatives of parents".