In the 14th and 15th centuries, Jews were confined to ghettos, segregated and self-segregated enclaves where they did not and could not share the full prerogatives of Christendom.
David Carr of The New York Times called the two-and-a-half-minute message "a classic, a must-hear document of mogul prerogative in full cry".
Alternatively, he could seek to enact some items on his legislative agenda by exploiting to the full the power and prerogatives of the executive branch.
In the late 1940s, Congress moved aggressively to recoup some of the power it had lost to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who took full advantage of his presidential prerogative during a 12-year tenure that spanned both the Depression and World War II.
Not every architect has the gift to exercise this prerogative to the fullest.
But Mr. Levin said Sunday that he expected that once the party had a nominee, he or she would use his or her prerogative to restore the delegates' full voting strength.
And as the relationship between the CIA and the Senate Intelligence Committee took on an adversarial character with the Democratic victory of 2006, the Agency leadership leader went into full deceit mode to protect its turf, its prerogatives and its budget.
Back in the bad old days, George Steinbrenner used to promise Yankees managers a full season, then sack them before Memorial Day, which is his prerogative.
Bobby may have had presidential prerogative on his side, but Hoover could wield files full of allegations about Jack and others.
The memo does not mention postdocs, but it opens the way for those making major scientific contributions to projects to receive the official acknowledgement as full-fledged independent researchers that has traditionally been the exclusive prerogative of faculty members.
Full sovereignty was achieved only gradually in West Germany; many powers and prerogatives, including those of direct intervention, were retained by the Western powers and devolved to the West German government only as it was able to become economically and politically stable.
