But when an officer "is worthy of command", he told Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler, "he must be given the prerogatives corresponding to his functions".
There is little precedent of husbands changing their names at marriage or giving up the prerogative to pass their names on.
And they would force the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, to retreat from some of his fundamental strategies, including giving principals the prerogative to hire any candidate they wish.
He added: "I have the prerogative to replace my ministers.
While the constitution gives the president the prerogative to name the prime minister, he cannot ignore the popular vote.
But the rapid spread of right-to-work laws is giving more workers the prerogative to opt out of funding the unions that represent them.
It would have given members of the administration the prerogative to declare certain types of leaks a matter of national security, and require federal judges to defer to prosecutors' claims that the information involved was indeed an important national security issue.
Mr. Erdogan's model would give a newly empowered president the prerogative to dissolve the legislative assembly.
First and foremost, everyone has the prerogative to make decisions for their own personal life.
In the case of shootings involving the police such as that of Andrew Loku earlier this year the Special Investigative Unit (SIU) has the prerogative to invoke a mandate that prevents the police from giving details about a crime.
