Protesters could showcase the prerogative to fight back.
Under the royal prerogative which dates back centuries, the powers of the Crown exercised by the prime minister, without consultation of cabinet or parliament, include the rights to declare war or make peace, sign or ratify treaties, confer honours, make appointments, establish commissions, and grant pardons.
To the players, who had made concessions of their own in 1975, management was simply trying to win back prerogatives it had already lost.
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, has in the past been a fierce defender of Senate prerogative, but he backed Mr. Trump's declaration this month to secure passage of a major spending bill that funds the government through the fiscal year.
I think it's the director's prerogative … to go back and reinvent a movie".
I think it's the director's prerogative … to go back and reinvent a movie". The DVD edition, at least, featured bonus discs holding weak transfers of the original versions, even if they felt like poorly treated outcasts, added just to prolong their humiliation at their creator's increasingly malevolent hands.
This is a hugely important step for Colorado lawmakers in taking back their prerogative to both write, and when necessary, re-write the state's criminal code from the irrational drug law regime foisted on Coloradans by the federal government.
The same government that continues to expand its invasive dragnet of surveillance, all over the United States and the rest of the world, is now asserting its prerogative to drag Snowden back to the USA from anywhere on the planet.
Question all aspects of "nationalism," both the bad (e.g. "war" ) and even the good (e.g. your country's legal and ethical obligation and prerogative to "watch your back" while you're overseas" for any reason).
Women Who Don't Have Sex With Men Who Love War has vowed to withhold the marital prerogative from any husband backing constitutional revision.
