Sentence examples for own prerogatives from inspiring English sources

The industry was drunk on its own prerogatives, working a party that seemed as if it would never end.

Of course there were wicked ones as well — bishops in love with their own prerogatives, priests for whom the ministry was about self-aggrandizement rather than service.

Such a move is likely to be opposed by MEPs who will see the proposal as an attack on their own prerogatives.

She felt that large-scale private philanthropic and educational activities without government guidance and control were trespassing on her own prerogatives as an enlightened autocrat.

As Digby wrote last night: "many elite journalists seem to be joining the government repression of the free press instead of being defiant and protecting their own prerogatives".

And the cruel fun of watching John and Jane as they blithely let their own prerogatives usurp those of their beloved children is irresistible.

On Thursday evening, a portion of the British media exercised its own prerogative: to attack the judges behind the ruling.

According to the court's rules, it's the judge's own prerogative to decide whether she should be removed or not.

"Presidents are very protective of their prerogative, but what I'd say to him is that Congress has its own prerogative and it's the power of the purse," Mr. Warner said in an interview.

Monitored clients are provided the address of a monitoring server to which they push monitoring state at their own prerogative.

I'm pretty sure Nicki's image is her own prerogative, and I'm also sure she is a rapper, not a governess.