The irony is that all of us for years have been defending the presidential prerogative and regarding the Congress as a drag on policy.
Edgar," because he sees a way of life in them: locally centered, family-oriented, aggressively social, and much less free regarding personal prerogatives.
Certain types of governmental discretion, exercised using prerogative powers, were regarded as beyond the scope of judicial scrutiny because they involved issues of substantive policy.
In relation to the other works on view, the pieces address a woman's prerogative to make her own decisions regarding her sexuality, her interests and her life.
Let's say the bride has certain prerogatives, or the final say in certain matters regarding her wedding.
Regarding the Opposition's motion as an attack on his prerogative, and at the urgent request of Lord Grey and his ministers, William IV prepared to go in person to the House of Lords and prorogue Parliament.
Given these executive prerogatives, it might be very beneficial for Pena Nieto to open a dialogue with Trump now regarding trade and other issues.
Regarding "Against Camel Case," by Caleb Crain in the On Language column (Nov. 29), I would like to point out that the name "Mylesna gCopaleen" is not solely "indulged as a prerogative of the human being, with all his individual strangeness"; it is also the grammatically correct way of writing the name in the Irish language.
The resulting Joint Action statement was vague regarding Air Corps actions over water but "left the door open" for the Navy's interpretation of its own authority, which was that the shore-based coastal patrol mission was its prerogative.
