Sentence examples for sole prerogative from inspiring English sources

The assembly would share the right to determine the daily agenda (now the government's sole prerogative).

This year it had a whole building to itself, which had been Ericsson's sole prerogative.

But it is not the sole prerogative of either yes or no camps, or particular parties.

Mr. Icahn is thus right that the meetings could be held at the same time, but scheduling them is the sole prerogative of the board.

Each bill except for the budget, which is the sole prerogative of the National Council must be approved by the Federal Council.

Such a project was unprecedented indeed, scandalous for bronze equestrian monuments had been the sole prerogative of rulers since the days of the Roman Empire.

Often they are seen as the prerogative only of physicians.

In such circumstances Corbyn would in effect have the ability to embark on disarmament on his first day in office because the prime minister is the sole person who exercises the royal prerogative – the monarch's power to wage war and sign treaties.

Herodotus, in his list of Spartan royal prerogatives, said: "The kings are the sole judges of these cases only: concerning an unmarried heiress, to whom it pertains to have [her], if her father has not bethrothed her", but the exact meaning of this statement is debated.

Having spent more than 10 years as a staff attorney in that office, I can say with some authority that the prevailing view within the Justice Department is that the pardon attorney's sole institutional function is to defend the department's prosecutorial prerogatives.

Having spent more than 10 years as a staff attorney in that office, I can say with some authority that the prevailing view within the Justice Department is that the pardon attorney's sole institutional function is to defend the department's prosecutorial prerogatives...