Sentence examples for with the prerogative from inspiring English sources

"It is possible to combine human rights with the prerogative governments have to regulate their borders".

As was the Federal Constitutional Court of West Germany, the Supreme Court of Japan was endowed with the prerogative of judicial review, largely as a result of U.S. influence.

Sixty years later, the work remains a hilarious and upsetting portrait of postwar Ireland and the American G.I.s who showed up there, with the prerogative and the wherewithal to carouse and copulate on a level that the locals did not appreciate.

There is a strife brewing between people who claim vital stories are being overlooked by the media vs. those in media with the prerogative of deciding what stories to cover.

McKenna replied that: "The house will understand that there is no part of the Home Secretary's duty which throws greater responsibility upon him or is indeed more painful, then that which has to be exercised in connection with the prerogative of mercy.

"It was not concerned with the prerogatives of the military and the police.

When the needs of education conflict with the prerogatives of headlong enrichment, which will Stanford choose?

At the time, in the 18th-century, the very idea of grasping weather competed with the prerogatives of the gods.

Will Percy, his humanitarian impulses at odds with the prerogatives of his father, is caught in the middle.

The fact is that Watke was more immediately concerned with Thompson's having landed at My Lai 4 — and having thus interfered with the prerogatives of a ground commander — than with Thompson's story of a massacre.

At a business-law panel, a top Justice Department lawyer talked about settling the Microsoft antitrust case, a move applauded by conservatives, who saw the suit as Clinton-era interference with the prerogatives of big business.