Sentence examples for prerogative with from inspiring English sources

This is someone who can do without romance, as well as overcome the Victorian male prerogative with relative ease.

He has more power than Joseph Stalin in Russia, who has a party machine to reckon with; more power than Premier Mussolini of Italy who shares his prerogative with the titular ruler; more than any American President ever dreamed of".

If there is a single video from the eighties that captures many of the elements that later resurfaced in K-pop, it is Bobby Brown's 1988 hit "My Prerogative," with its triplet swing on the sixteenth note, a signature of New Jack Swing.

Among the factors accounting for this unprecedented sharing of a classical government prerogative with private firms are the redefinition of the government's role, the technological revolution and the strategic environment related to the global war against terrorism.

The government is basing its case on the use of the "royal prerogative," with Attorney General Jeremy Wright on Monday saying this was not some "ancient relic" but essential to "maintain control".

"They are going to exercise their prerogatives with respect to the integrity of the investigation".

In 1787, the "bundle of compromises" that created the Constitution repeatedly balanced small states' prerogatives with those of big ones.

No other vice president in our history has taken on so many presidential prerogatives, with so few checks.

The Safdie brothers dramatize, and reveal as if in cinematic societal X-rays, the usually invisible and perhaps even unconscious prerogatives with which white people stride through America with an unquestioned sense of belonging of it belonging to them and the abuses that sense all too readily invites.

"Is this not our postmodern, post-colonial prerogative?" Interspersed with Barry's present-day narration are chapters from the point of view of his wife, Carmel, which begin on her lonely wedding night, when she's a clueless teenager marvelling at the "diamante sky, stretching yonder into infinity", while her husband snores.

In 1938, the writs were abolished in the United Kingdom and replaced by prerogative orders with essentially the same names and functions.