The exclusiveness of the atmosphere of these schools creates an environment where predatory behavior is powered by entitlement and viewed as a prerogative of youth, which leads to a belief that consequences don't appear to exist for these young people at the same level they do for others.
The exclusiveness of the atmosphere of these schools creates an environment where predatory behaviour is powered by entitlement and viewed as a prerogative of youth, which leads to a belief that consequences don't appear to exist for these young people at the same level they do for others.
In the past, theories of learning, as a prerogative of psychologists, were generally formulated in purely verbal terms and evaluated exclusively at the behavioral level.
Although creativity does remain debated concept, some literature increasingly tends not to consider it as a prerogative of few special human agents.
In the face of humanity's enduring travails, humor is often seen as a prerogative of the privileged.
Nevertheless, land as a resource remains a prerogative of the state, which the ZANU PF regime has controlled for a span of more than 30 years now.
But he fundamentally believes and he's told us so himself that 'earmarks,' as designer pork projects are euphemistically known, are a good use of federal tax money and a prerogative of Congressional power".
Yet, the ability to use sound is not a prerogative of animals.
Interestingly, HLA signalling is not a prerogative of immune cells alone, as it also occurs in endothelial or epithelial cells with unknown side effects [ 130, 131].
Arendt also remarks that thinking, as the actualization of the difference given in consciousness, "is not a prerogative of the few but an ever-present faculty in everybody; by the same token, inability to think is not a failing of the many who lack brain power, but an ever-present possibility for everybody" (LM, vol. I, 191).
