Sentence examples for prerogative to use from inspiring English sources

"They have a wide prerogative to use force".

One lapidary conclusion to be drawn here is that people take deadly seriously the prerogative to use animals as sources of satisfaction.

"It's your prerogative to use 'retreat' or 'retrench,' " Kenneth D. Lewis, Bank of America's chairman and chief executive, said at a news conference on Tuesday morning.

When he hears Kendrick Lamar say it, or Larry Wilmore, he knows that it's their prerogative to use the word, and that they are communicating a very specific, deeply rooted kind of affection toward one another.

It should preserve our prerogative to use tax dollars to "buy American" or to promote domestic, renewably-sourced energy.

While it may be very personally pertinent to how Carrera feels as a human being, it is no one's prerogative to use her genitalia or state of transition to make a judgment on her gender.

Over all, the Karma Lounge is surprisingly low-key about its rare smoking prerogative, preferring to use its Facebook page to post the special events it holds in its basement performance space.

It's your prerogative not to use Facebook but be aware that sometimes this may leave you out of the loop and that your friends may not be aware of this.

Underscoring that the Kremlin is seriously considering introducing what Soviet law refers to as presidential rule in Lithuania, Mr. Maslennikov said that Mr. Gorbachev had "enough prerogative, enough power to use" such a method to gain control in the republic.

On Thursday the high court ruled that the prime minister was acting unlawfully in seeking to use prerogative powers to invoke article 50, and reminded her that only parliament can make or repeal laws.

"The prerogative powers are available to use, we say, to give clear effect to the wishes of the people of the UK that we should begin the process of leaving the EU".