Sentence examples for prerogative to decide from inspiring English sources

"It is the attorney general's prerogative to decide which cases to pursue," the statement said.

According to the court's rules, it's the judge's own prerogative to decide whether she should be removed or not.

"For better or worse, it's the president's prerogative to decide what's classified and what's not," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a law professor at American University.

I, for one, personally oppose the televising of district court trials, but also believe that the district court in California had the prerogative to decide differently.

It is his prerogative to decide that he has had enough, that the time has come to move on – to give his body a break and walk away.

"It is his prerogative to decide his front bench team and I will continue to support and work for Labour in any way I can".

There is no doubt that the contemporary sovereign state has been caught in the dilemma of reconciling human rights commitments with desire to maintain postcolonial prerogatives to decide who can enter the receiving society (Marmo & Smith, 2012).

"It's their prerogative to determine and decide who qualifies for entry into the United Kingdom".

While it's the prerogative of governments to decide whether to make fortification mandatory, ultimately they have to have industry on their side and industry has to see there is a very sound business case for it," she said.

His argument (that it was the prerogative of the King to decide how a war should be fought, and he should not be second-guessed by politicians with no experience of warfare) defeated the motion to cease employing the Hanoverian troops by 231 votes to 181.

It's a director's prerogative, and a director needs to decide that for him or herself.