Significados de own prerogative en inglés

Power should assert its own prerogative, but in the name of law and love.

Kgabo argues that government ignores business plans and issues subsidies according to their own prerogative.

That is their own prerogative.

The right of Christ to rule His Church was disputed by King James, and claimed as his own prerogative.

But when Charles was victor he used his advantage only to strengthen his own prerogative, not effectively to suppress heresy.

By the Constitution the King could not do this of his own prerogative; he must have the assent of the Rigsrad.

He had voluntarily offered the parliament to circumscribe his own prerogative, and to abrogate, for the future, his power of granting monopolies.

Withdrawing the report marks Mkhwebane's new belief that the president should be able to "use his own prerogative" on the matter.

Municipalities however, are able to at their own prerogative, raise the 2.2% closer in line with inflation.

Nor were they less obstinate in the affair of the judges whom the king had ventured to appoint by virtue of his own prerogative.

Most husbands would think modest confusion more becoming in a wife, than the indignation which he usually deems it his own prerogative to exhibit.

The most illustrious sovereigns have never parted willingly with their own prerogatives.

The Congress has the right and can find the means to protect its own prerogatives.

All committees are jealous of their own prerogatives and sometimes more or less jealous of other committees.

Beauty, like royalty, has its own prerogatives.

You are really guilty of weakening your own prerogatives under the Constitution by asking me to assent to their existence.