Sentence examples for prerogative to discuss from inspiring English sources

It's your prerogative to discuss it in the public domain but I don't feel the need to get involved in that.

"If a potential candidate wishes to rule themselves out, as indeed others have done, then that is their prerogative and it would not be appropriate for the RFU to discuss that person's decision.

She's not hard to look at for a while!" But when he got to discussing the abuse of earmarks — one of McCain's defining issues — Martinez defended the federal government's role, as opposed to the prerogatives of individual members of Congress, in deciding how money should be spent.

Certainly, it's still your prerogative to participate.

Senators have long exercised their constitutional prerogative to derail nominations.

"It's Ms. Badger's prerogative to do what she wants.

"They have a wide prerogative to use force".

He added: "I have the prerogative to replace my ministers.

And sure, that's her prerogative, to say nothing.

And now it appears to be a gentleman's prerogative to change his mind.

It's my prerogative to change my mind if I want to".