Sentence examples for democratic prerogatives from inspiring English sources

That is why we want the EU-US trade deal to fully enshrine democratic prerogatives.

If enough of us come to believe that we're exploited or harmed by this or that corporate interest, we can band together and exercise our democratic prerogatives to do something about it.

Here at home, the show, which ended its seven-season run in 2006, continues to do some of the heavy lifting in educating the American citizenry in how to assert its own democratic prerogatives.

Using the new Democratic prerogatives to make progress should make those moments pass and, provided the White House becomes more politically adroit, bring a new season of accomplishment in Washington.

Taken together, these premises support the conclusion that the judiciary is a dangerous branch indeed, easily capable of usurping democratic prerogatives in "hard cases --and the Supreme cases --andrticases --andgerous because mosthef the caSupreme Courtnts are "hard cases".

But whom you vote for, or if you vote at all, is always your democratic prerogative.

I was taken to task by our deputy chairman, a fine man indeed, over my remark last week about the AV referendum when I suggested that the nation is not exactly breathless in anticipation of exercising its democratic prerogative on 5 May.

Keeping the courts and federal agencies functioning properly is more important than preserving the Senate's hoary anti-democratic prerogatives.

Taiwan has no intention of roiling the waters of the Taiwan Strait, nor does it intend to give up its prerogatives as a democratic self-governing nation.

The moderados (moderates), who were upper-middle-class oligarchic liberals fearful of democratic violence and upholders of the prerogatives of the crown, represented the conservative stream in liberalism.

The two nations cite a moral prerogative to defend the democratic interests of Libyans, raising an outcry against Muammar Gaddafi and the brazen slaughter of his own people.