Sentence examples for prerogatives of the from inspiring English sources

I think she will defend the prerogatives of the House.

He very jealously guards the prerogatives of the Senate".

"He strongly defends the prerogatives of the committee.

"It was not concerned with the prerogatives of the military and the police.

(Subsequent amendments revised the prerogatives of the Port Authority, but it still remains in force).

Appointment to and dismissal from the council are prerogatives of the king.

No one was, or will be, hanged from a tree for defending the prerogatives of the top 1 percent.

New York State law allows "shopkeepers' privileges" that fall somewhere between the prerogatives of the police and a citizen's arrest.

The first story (1 Samuel 13) describes Samuel's action as motivated by Saul's assumption of the prerogatives of the priesthood.

At the time, in the 18th-century, the very idea of grasping weather competed with the prerogatives of the gods.

"This remains the prerogative of the prosecution".