Sentence examples for has no prerogative from inspiring English sources
But in the case of such a controversy with a foreign power, a State has no prerogative of adjustment.
Here, the president has no constitutional prerogative to assert.
Mr. Ridge's refusal to testify with the support of President Bush under the assertion of an executive prerogative has no foundation in our democracy.
That general rule exists precisely because the exercise of such prerogative powers has no effect on domestic law, including as laid down by Parliament in legislation [18-36].
He also noted that he and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who as a newcomer has no established influence, still had the prerogative of blocking a home-state nominee.
"If I have any prerogative, he will have an important part in this convention".
Putting potential borrowers through the wringer is a bank's prerogative, and I have no interest in returning to the days of E-Z Loans "R" Us.
That might be difficult but that's his prerogative and I have no arguments with that".
In such a case, Locke says, there is no judge on earth between them as to whether the executive has misused prerogative and both sides have the right to "appeal to heaven" in the same way that the people can appeal to heaven against a tyrannical government (2.168).
Although Pinochet no longer has the same prerogatives for the use of force to defend his integrity, he is Commander Emeritus for Life of the Army and has at his disposal a contingent of military bodyguards, armored Mercedes-Benzes, and an ambulance, which accompanies him everywhere.
