Sentence examples for prerogative of the from inspiring English sources

"This remains the prerogative of the prosecution".

Final decision is the prerogative of the ILR Graduate Committee.

That was the prerogative of the French émigré intellectuals.

"You will normally see coercive power as a prerogative of the state.

That can happen in the movies, too, but seldom is it the prerogative of the star.

Tax rates will and should remain, as now, the prerogative of the British Parliament.

To proclaim one's virtue, however humbly, is the prerogative of the Pharisee.

That power is now the prerogative of the owners of the new media groups.

Are you saying, Vogue, that the right to dream is solely the prerogative of the young?

It was the prerogative of the "very wealthy" owners, one local Conservative councillor shrugged.

One thing has not changed, however — the prerogative of the French president to make foreign policy.