He added: "I have the prerogative to replace my ministers.
Mr. Erdogan's model would give a newly empowered president the prerogative to dissolve the legislative assembly.
Having triumphed over adversity, Trump assumes the prerogative to write history.
While the constitution gives the president the prerogative to name the prime minister, he cannot ignore the popular vote.
"Every country, by definition has the prerogative to enforce its own laws inside its own territory," Mr. Castañeda said.
But today the prerogative to entertain has superseded that to inform, with comment indistinguishable from news, fact indistinguishable from conjecture.
Mr. Houghton said that as director he retained the prerogative to name two writers of his own choice.
Only death can end both the spell to bewitch and the prerogative to dominate — and sometimes, not even death can snuff out power.
As Blatter himself admitted, the prerogative to change the dates of the tournament rests with the host nation – it cannot be imposed by the ExCo.
The theatre has the power — more like the prerogative — to warp reality to suit its own ends, exiting the literal world through whatever trapdoors it creates.
There is little precedent of husbands changing their names at marriage or giving up the prerogative to pass their names on.
