Sentence examples for prerogative of being from inspiring English sources

A prerogative of being a billionaire is the freedom to go anywhere, anytime.

One ferry was in… Shortly after dawn one December morning, Bob Menzer rode the freight elevator to the forty-fifth floor of the Hearst Tower, on Eighth Avenue in Manhattan,… A prerogative of being a billionaire is the freedom to go anywhere, anytime.

Johan (Erland Josephson) is now in his 80s, infirm and with a tremor in his right hand, but with the aid of a handsome bequest from a wealthy aunt, he has been able to retire to a remote villa with his books, cultivating the rich old man's prerogative of being cantankerous and difficult.

Such is the prerogative of being first minister.

As much as we can begrudge being forced to fly solo as parents or do more than half the work, the power or prerogative of being a mother is also something that we want to protect.

One of the lesser-known prerogatives of being mayor of New York is you get to name new Staten Island ferries, assuming that you are in office in one of those decades that the city buys one.

Foreign policy and national security powers are considered outside the scope of judicial review, while the prerogative of mercy is considered within it, as per R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Bentley.

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.

This changed with the Divisional Court's decision in R. v. Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Bentley (1993), which held that the prerogative of mercy is reviewable in some circumstances.

The poignancy of being betrayed by her body, after fighting for the prerogative of its use and portrayal, is the film's subtlest undercurrent.

It has also been revealed that 13 Royal Prerogatives of Mercy were granted under the On the Runs scheme between 2000 and 2002.