Sentence examples for which prerogative from inspiring English sources

This rule applies to judicial review proceedings in which prerogative orders or declarations are sought.

The possibility of such abuse, coupled with the way administrative law and judicial review evolved since the 1960s – a period of judicial activism – led courts in the United Kingdom to take an increasing interest in the manner in which prerogative powers had been exercised.

Its rituals concerned world renewal (as in the white-deerskin dance) and involved the recitation of myths that were privately owned that is, for which the prerogative of recitation belonged to only a few individuals.

He hoped, therefore, for an eventual reconciliation between the government and the legislature, but a reconciliation in which the prerogative of the monarch and the influence of the nobility would remain undiminished.

The applicant must serve the ex parte originating summons, the statement, the supporting affidavit, the order granting leave, and the summons by which the prerogative order is actually applied for, on all persons directly affected.

If the discrepancy is mainly dentoalveolar, orthodontics alone can achieve a good and stable occlusion, but not significant improvements in the profile, which are prerogatives of orthognathic treatment[6].

Of course, the person you ask might be hiding something from you (which is their prerogative).

Mr. Bush said that was a local prerogative, which he strongly recommended.

The Yankees chose to go a different road, which is their prerogative".

The Florida court seemed to be trespassing on the legislature's prerogative, which violates Article 2 of the constitution.

Mr. Jackson and Ms. Johansson at least seem to enjoy themselves, which is their prerogative since they are the villains.