Sentence examples for unique prerogative of from inspiring English sources

Asked again to explain himself, Mr. Kouchner announced that France was doing military contingency planning for an eventual war, saying, "We are preparing by trying first of all to put together plans that are the unique prerogative of the chiefs of staff, but that — it's not for tomorrow".

"Judgments concerning such potential threats to aviation and national security call upon the unique prerogatives of the Executive in assessing such threats".

This unique prerogative was ultimately demonstrated to enable an outstanding spectral selectivity as well as an extremely efficient dynamic modulation of the optical transmittance at near-infrared frequencies (~ 80% in the range 700 1600 nm).

The cultural imperative to confess, to share, to work through our troubles in public in print, on television, in a blog has had the effect of eroding the Tolstoyan entitlement to unique suffering, an ideal that it is the prerogative of literature to defend.

"This remains the prerogative of the prosecution".

That's its prerogative, of course.

TO CREATE life is the prerogative of gods.

Greed is the prerogative of American elites.

That was the prerogative of the French émigré intellectuals.

Final decision is the prerogative of the ILR Graduate Committee.

These gestures used to be the prerogative of pacemen.