Sentence examples for exclusive prerogative from inspiring English sources

The making of peace is not the exclusive prerogative of any four governments.

Of course, open data publication is not the exclusive prerogative of government.

First, it is not the exclusive prerogative of the Legislative Branch to create a federal cause of action for a constitutional violation.

Sticking to the Geneva Convention was the exclusive prerogative of one man, George W. Bush; and he could, if he wished, make exceptions.

The 2000s were marked by a lively debate between "Islamists" and "Liberals". Decision-making remained the exclusive prerogative of the royal family, but these debates were important.

We are also unable to conclude that the nursing homes perform a function that has been "traditionally the exclusive prerogative of the State". Jackson v. Metropolitan Edison Co., supra, at 353.

Or will they exercise a gender-exclusive prerogative, which was to change their minds?

Negotiation is an exclusive presidential prerogative; a decision to talk directly with Syria or Iran or to convene a regional peace conference would be for the executive alone.

Feng shui thus shifted from being the prerogative of engineers and proto-home decorators to being the exclusive privilege of the Taoist and Neo-Confucian sacerdotal class, who turned feng shui into a ritual and a science at the same time, both of which gave it an air of mystique.

Between 1960 and 2000 the Western share of rich countries has been increasing; to be affluent has almost become an exclusive Western prerogative--16 out of 19 non-Western nations who were rich in 1960 traversed into less affluent categories by 2000 (for example, Algeria, Angola, and Argentina).

The fact that Brazil's step towards ceasing to be Belindia involves its "India" encroaching on prerogatives once exclusive to its "Belgium" has brought class prejudice to the surface, in politics and the media.