Sentence examples for important prerogative from inspiring English sources

It makes hundreds of important public appointments, can reorganise the structure of government departments and agencies largely at will, and retains important prerogative powers over defence, foreign policy and much more.

I just think expanding the league to the south east is a more important prerogative.

They retained important prerogatives in administration and in criminal law, and their office was invested with the sella curulis (a special chair of office) and an escort of 12 lictors.

Although the stadtholders (who after a few years came to be drawn exclusively from the house of Orange) were elected by the States of the provinces, they at the same time possessed important prerogatives in the selection of members of the town governments from which the provincial assemblies ultimately derived their authority, and they were the acknowledged military leaders of the republic.

One of the monarch's historic prerogatives was the dissolution of Parliament, which was "...perhaps the most important residual prerogative exercised personally by the sovereign, and represents the greatest potential for controversy".

In 1287 he was compelled to grant the so-called "Privilegio de la Unión," which handed over a number of important royal prerogatives to baronial control.

Bork's conservative colleague, Judge MacKinnon, was so convinced that the case presented a company's disparate enforcement of a no-solicitation rule that he dissented and castigated Bork for his opinion: "Despite the clarity of the controlling law," Judge MacKinnon wrote, " the majority opinion ignores it and trenches on important policymaking prerogatives of the National Labor Relations Board".

Attempts to merge municipalities, reduce the number of school districts by consolidation, or strengthen county government have not been successful; local power and prerogatives are important determinants in New Jersey politics.

Blix says that he felt that it was important to preserve his prerogatives: "We being trustees of the Security Council have to at all times be careful about evidence, and not jump to conclusions".

Space organization is an important part of human agents' spatial prerogatives constituted by intricate interplays between sensorial and cognitive attitudes.

That is, of course, their right to do so, and it will be important to respect their feelings and prerogatives.