Sentence examples for prerogative to act from inspiring English sources
If Archbishop Welby wishes the Church of England to support credit unions, it is his prerogative to act accordingly, but there his legitimacy ends.
Some have proposed that utilitarianism be modified to accommodate the projects of individuals by including a personal prerogative to act on the basis of personal reasons.
"Sovereignty" points to the prerogative of states to act, but only insofar as the state is in line with those standards.
"It's Ms. Badger's prerogative to do what she wants.
Consider first the conservative vision, which is sometimes called "sovereigntist" because it emphasizes the power and prerogative of the United States to act as if it is responsible to no one but itself.
Mr. Khatami announced on Aug. 28 that he would submit a bill allowing him to act with "more prerogatives" so he could "better respond to the aspirations of the people".
Prerogative is the right of the executive to act without explicit authorization for a law, or even contrary to the law, in order to better fulfill the laws that seek the preservation of human life.
It is the prerogative and duty of the council as scheme managers to act only under the agreement with respect to public access which excludes vehicles of any sort, ie cycles".
It's based much more on Congress protecting its prerogatives – worries about the treaty's so-called "fast track" authorities, giving the president power to act without congressional approval – than on substantive objections to the document's contents.
"Some men act as if it is their prerogative to be with young girls and take advantage; I tell girls, you must use the power of 'No'" said Ms. Kidjo.
