Sentence examples for was a prerogative of from inspiring English sources
The use of gold was a prerogative of the upper class, who were also carried in litters and shown great deference.
His own family had suffered under Brazil's military dictatorship and – like most progressives of his generation – he did not accept the view that what governments did to their own people was a prerogative of national sovereignty.
This program was instantly rejected by many landowners, and the negotiations were ended through a decision taken by Heliade Rădulescu, when it was again decided that the ultimate resolution was a prerogative of the future Assembly.
Even with only two members, the thiamine biosynthesis protein thiC LOC_Os03g47610 and the FAD dependent oxidoreductase domain containing protein LOC_Os07g34570, the GO term "Vitamin biosynthetic process" (GO 0009110) was a prerogative of sub-cluster 5.2 (see Additional file 4-sheet 2).
Continuous surveillance of blood glucose is a prerogative of maintaining a tight glycaemic control in people suffering from diabetes mellitus.
I feel like it's a prerogative of the people making it to make it look like I'm shining.
They said supervision of higher education is a prerogative of the Skopje Government, and the Constitution says that teaching must be in the Macedonian language.
"We're reaching the position where language competence is a prerogative of the privately educated elite, and language degrees are restricted to Russell Group universities".
Mental as well as physical illness is much greater among the poor, even though our complacent cliché is that nervous breakdowns are a prerogative of the rich because the poor "can't afford" them.
But the Bundesbank argues that it is not the job of a central bank to keep a currency union together, since that is a prerogative of the member states and their citizens.
He dressed down the logic of the opinion — and its endorsement of what he called an elitist attitude — that overturned what he said should be a prerogative of the states.
