Sentence examples for inherent prerogatives from inspiring English sources
There were several results: an elaborate and formal system of titles was substituted for the personal names of the Julio-Claudian emperors; there was an increasing tendency to insist on the inherent prerogatives of the principate (such as the censorial power); and there was an attempt to invest Caesarism with a hereditary character, either by natural descent or by adoption.
We suggest that this is an inherent and entrenched aspect of medical implant governance in the UK and the EU biased by the commercial prerogative of an economic European Community in the context of global economic competitiveness.
It protects states' sovereign prerogatives.
While the exact nature of that prerogative has been endlessly debated, the original intent of the Constitution's framers, which the late Justice Scalia squarely embraced, was to produce qualified Supreme Court justices by checking and balancing the "ambitions" inherent in the chief executive and Congress's upper house.
Some will plead financial prerogatives?
The army has kept all its prerogatives.
There's an inherent risk".
This will bring inherent risks.
National governments guard these prerogatives jealously.
