The same is not guaranteed to hold true if the prerogative is introduced.
So far, Mr. Mugabe and hard-liners in his party, ZANU-PF, have remained true to form, ruthlessly claiming the prerogatives of power.
There are some instances where the usage of the Gospels appears to echo the more-general implications of divine sonship in the Old Testament as a prerogative of Israel or of the true believer.
Dubbed the First Lady of British Theatre, Thelma Holt is one of the country's most daring and visionary producers, a true maverick who can effortlessly combine the commercial prerogatives of the West End with the panoramic breadth of vision of some of the world's most progressive theatre artists.
It's a wonderful idea, true to Goethe but true also to the director's prerogative of imaginatively investing a text with life.
This is particularly true of a nominee who has, recently, been busy defending the prerogatives of the executive.
Scalia has occasionally shown a libertarian streak, but Roberts, true to his White House past, has consistently voted to uphold the prerogatives of the executive, especially the military, against the other branches.
While it is true that senior Catholic clerics balked at racial dogmas that cut across the prerogative of the church to convert Jews and to define who was a Christian, Nazi racial anti-semitism easily nested within traditional forms of Jew hatred.
It would appear to give human beings a moral liberty to harm others if doing so would promote their own perfection.[4] True, the problem is present even without the introduction of the agent-centered prerogative.
It's quite true that merely listing the powers available to a prime minister under the crown prerogative is enough to make their retention indefensible.
