Surely Mr. Bush will exercise his prerogative to address the nation in prime time.
When Mr. Sulzberger wanted to exercise his prerogative and make his likes and dislikes known, he usually did so through interoffice memorandums, signing them with the nickname he had carried since childhood, Punch.
The execution, the first in France for two years, and the twentieth in the last 20 years, took place a few hours after President Giscard D'Estaing had refused to exercise his prerogative of mercy.
At first, William hesitated to exercise his prerogative to dissolve Parliament because elections had just been held the year before and the country was in a state of high excitement which might boil over into violence.
It felt like a summation the President exercising his prerogative to have the last word.
In addition, President Mubarak exercised his prerogative by appointing 44 members.
Before the Judiciary Committee, Mr. Ashcroft persisted in this demagogic attack, insisting that he was merely exercising his prerogative as a senator to reach an independent judgment.
Maurice did not himself dictate the sentence, but he ostentatiously refrained from exercising his prerogative of pardon, and he personally endorsed the demand for the probably illegal forfeiture of Oldenbarnevelt's property.
King Abdullah, unlike Mr Mubarak, has twice exercised his prerogative to dissolve parliament.A general election scheduled for November 9th follows a year of direct royal rule, during which time some 30 laws were passed.
After exercising his prerogative to keep his admirers waiting, he would emerge to stroll through the grounds, suffering 'appropriately qualified persons' to gawp at him, while the excluded populace peered from a safe distance through the iron gates of his compound.
