Sentence examples for different prerogatives from inspiring English sources

A moral crusader and a Commander-in-Chief grapple with different prerogatives.

But in his country there are still regions a statuto speciale, which have different prerogatives.

But communities, in emergencies, seem to have different and larger prerogatives.

The Yankees chose to go a different road, which is their prerogative".

No analysis is offered of the many texts that describe the druids, presumably because this philological task is the prerogative of a different academic discipline.

"Other clubs just choose a different model, which is the prerogative of the man in charge.

"There's a lot of arguments and people pulling in different directions, which is their prerogative.

But the script emphasizes that those aren't crises for preschoolers; dreaming daily of different careers is a child's prerogative.

"If the great people of this city want to go in a different direction, that's what their prerogative is," Mr Ford said.

How theologically conservative Francis really is, and how willing he is to be humble when it comes to the Church's prerogatives and its scandals, are different questions; still, they are related.

After he accepted the offer to become president of the group, he said "clearly some staffers wanted to go in a different direction... That's obviously their prerogative".