Sentence examples for prerogative to stop from inspiring English sources

If he refuses, Congress should not delay in exercising good sense and its constitutional prerogative to stop his undeserved paychecks from being delivered.

We want to believe that you make good use of your Presidential prerogative to stop the changes destroying the separation of powers in Poland.

"I am grateful that the U.S. Senate is exercising their constitutional prerogative to stop this reckless diplomacy by the Obama-Kerry-Clinton foreign policy team," he said in a statement.

Misperceptions that HCPs should only "… give the information and leave it, because they are adults, they know what to do.....and we cannot force it on them", and that it is the patient's prerogative to stop smoking may signify HCPs' lack of knowledge and understanding of the entire TDT process.

2. There is no way you will be able to completely stop it from happening, but it's the organisers' prerogative to set your own guidelines and standards.

Chrissy Teigen's Twitter account might be set to private now, but that doesn't mean she's stopped engaging with those who think it's their prerogative to raise baby Luna through social media.

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.