One might have argued that a kamikaze prime minister could have triggered article 50 immediately after the referendum result was declared, using his prerogative powers.
Using his prerogative as governor, he served as judge and jury in special hearings, where he interrogated Walker, with the aid of Judge Seabury's investigative findings, and essentially forced the mayor to resign.
But Mr. Levin said Sunday that he expected that once the party had a nominee, he or she would use his or her prerogative to restore the delegates' full voting strength.
But the CNE has said it is powerless to prevent the president using his media prerogatives to transmit campaign speeches.
Goldstone also used his judicial prerogatives to visit thousands of people who had been imprisoned without trial, including some who later became members of the post-apartheid South African government.
Matthias I used his officials to assert royal prerogatives that had already fallen into disuse.
One of Tătărescu's first measures was a decisive move to end the conflict between the National Liberal executive and the Mayor of Bucharest, Dem I. Dobrescu (who was backed by the National Peasants Partyy) — making use of his prerogative, he removed Dobrescu from office on 18 January.
He wants the Queen to consider using her prerogative of mercy to ensure justice is served.
In November, just after the Tigers had at last tabled their initial negotiating position, the president used her prerogatives to sack Mr Wickremesinghe's ministers of defence, interior and information, and assumed their responsibilities.The "cohabitation" of the two leaders had never been smooth.
The government argued that it could use royal prerogative powers (namely, that residue of monarchical authority now exercised by ministers) to authorise the UK's withdrawal.
