Sentence examples for prerogatives of a from inspiring English sources

Republicans are defending the shared cultural prerogatives of a certain group of people".

"You won't see her taking over meetings and usurping the prerogatives of a subordinate".

In the emerging system, widely known as Kremlin Incorporated, these were not the prerogatives of a private businessman.

They suggested the espionage accusations reflected a misunderstanding by the Zintani militia about the role and prerogatives of a western-style defence lawyer.

But he said Mr. McGreevey would prevail because opponents would have to come to grips with the tremendous power and prerogatives of a New Jersey governor.

The fact is that Watke was more immediately concerned with Thompson's having landed at My Lai 4 — and having thus interfered with the prerogatives of a ground commander — than with Thompson's story of a massacre.

It has often been remarked that America doesn't have a European-style conservative tradition, devoted to defending the prerogatives of an established church or aristocracy.

They believed in the prerogatives of an intellectual avant-garde to lead "the people" into right thinking, and, given that Badinter does, too, her causes, and her polemics, are where her two centuries meet.

As applied to America's recent wars, this body of law turns out to be wonderfully accommodating when it comes to the prerogatives of an occupying army.

When, for instance, he was away from Rome, rather than accepting a diminution in his prerogatives of administration, a senator as city prefect was deputed to represent him.

The Marx Brothers were hypersensitive to the slightest prerogatives of power; a person in authority had only to raise a finger to turn them hysterical and abusive.