In this dualist world view, human beings, who are endowed with reason and self-awareness, have transcended nature; they thus have prerogative over the mechanic driven animals (O'Rourke 2000).
As such, they claim to have prerogative over the use of incoming funds regardless of what workers have done since they pay their salaries … in the end, some private hospitals and clinics deny health workers their share of the enablers' package.
Nevertheless, at least as Lessing understood him, Spinoza also differentiated acquaintance with what is true from acquaintance with what is good and identified knowledge of the good with the "will" insofar as through it one thought does have a prerogative over another.
The bank clearly has the prerogative not to do business with people it finds sketchy.
First and foremost, everyone has the prerogative to make decisions for their own personal life.
The monarch also has power to exercise her prerogative over the granting of honours, the regulation of the armed forces and ecclesiastical appointments.
President Obama has stepped into the breach, but the nuance of his recent announcement — affirming the ideal of equality while also expressing deference to state prerogative over marriage law — has not simplified matters.
They don't have that prerogative in their day jobs.
He added: "I have the prerogative to replace my ministers.
"The citizens of Michigan, like those of over half the states, made their decision at the ballot box, and only they should have the prerogative to change that decision," said Austin R. Nimocks, senior counsel for the Alliance Defending Freedom.
Defendant had the prerogative of what evidence to submit to support its motion.
