To Robert, safety contrivances are a form of bondage, and the prerogative of self-reliance distinguishes men from marionettes.
And destruction is merely the superlative form of a dominion whose prerogatives include friskings, detainings, beatings, and humiliations.
And destruction is merely the superlative form of a dominion whose prerogatives include friskings, detainings, beatings and humiliations.
Black Americans were enslaved longer than they have been free, and as a result the deaths of Eric Garner and Trayvon Martin are "merely the superlative form of a dominion whose prerogatives include friskings, detainings, beatings and humiliations".
"Jihad is a spiritual exercise; it's almost like a form of worship, which is the prerogative of men," he said.
Monopolies that vest control of markets in a single person create "a kingly prerogative, inconsistent with our form of government", declared US senator John Sherman in 1890, when he introduced his eponymous act, which became the cornerstone of American competition law.
Locke's understanding of separation of powers is complicated by the doctrine of prerogative.
With Leishmania amazonensis (La), apoptotic mimicry is a prerogative of the intramacrophagic amastigote form of the parasite and is modulated by the host.
The premodern sovereign's prerogative was death due to his right to take life (in the form of punishment, torture, or execution), but he did not have power over everyday life (12).
The easiest form of self-suppression is to have an idea and not write it, and we may well wish that more authors would exercise this prerogative.
