Sentence examples for prerogative to the from inspiring English sources

Not every architect has the gift to exercise this prerogative to the fullest.

They are deeply reluctant to concede that prerogative to the European parliament, but were caught napping by a parliament power play.

Brown proposed moving some traditional prime ministerial powers conferred by royal prerogative to the realm of Parliament, such as the power to declare war and approve appointments to senior positions.

While the constitution gives the president the prerogative to name the prime minister, he cannot ignore the popular vote.

As Blatter himself admitted, the prerogative to change the dates of the tournament rests with the host nation – it cannot be imposed by the ExCo.

Democrats dominate the Assembly, and, if they remain united, enjoy the prerogative to choose the leader of the entire house.

Criticism should not cede its prickly, qualitative prerogatives to the quantifying urges of sociology or market research.

He urged the council to offer the throne to Anna Ivanovna if she would sign a set of conditions transferring crucial prerogatives to the council.

Although Frederick sought to exonerate himself with Pope Honorius III by claiming that the election had been held without his knowledge, he had to pay for it by surrendering extensive royal prerogatives to the German ecclesiastical princes.

The latest changes were made only after Italy's president, Giorgio Napolitano, stretched his prerogatives to the limit by demanding additions to the budget "capable of reinforcing its efficacy and credibility".

Although there are important debates over whether the legitimation of male physical dominance is indeed 'traditional' and pervasive in local communities (5, 15), there is strong evidence that connects support for these patriarchal prerogatives to the perpetration of violence (16).