Usar "prerogative" en una oración

1. You cannot understand God’s prerogative for that nation before you understand the severity of God over that nation

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2. “I did not take the charges as being directed specifically against Althart, I took it as within my prerogative to investigate any who might have gained by the availability of the body Ava was put into

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3. But this prerogative of the crown seems to have been reserved rather for

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4. Tohm pointed out, “And it is the inherent prerogative of the First Water to choose for themselves, remember

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5. ‘That is your prerogative, but you will come to realize your mistake

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6. That many financially successful individuals should decide to pass along the fruits of their labors to their families and loved ones instead of having them arbitrarily redistributed to other individuals, should be a prerogative of acquired wealth; a privilege enjoyed by those who have properly earned it and should enjoy the right of disposing it as they think fit

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7. It would not be his prerogative and he simply does not have that power unless this legal maxim is proven wrong after hundreds of years of accepted fact

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8. The decision to use force in a rescue attempt is not taken lightly and is normally the prerogative of the Head of State

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9. Not having to wait was apparently another prerogative of Dorian’s cognate

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10. Now, if you are refusing to see them, I can marvel at your willpower and I certainly respect it’s your prerogative to not see things; but the fact remains, there’s about at least three hundred zombies coming our way, and all that stands between them and your brain is this warding circle,” Steve told me with a feeling of acute worry in his voice

11. As in Britain, hunting with hounds was the prerogative of the aristocracy,

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12. Galilee, we continued to obey this prerogative, on an instinctive level

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13. “After all it is a woman’s prerogative to be late,” she added

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14. He recounted how the Adjuster had warned him about the inability of any power or personality to deprive him of the creator prerogative of independence of time

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15. Through adolescence and adulthood, he retains the prerogative to

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16. Several decades ago, Karen Horney noted that "the prerogative of gender (is] the

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17. development to allow a woman, or women collectively, the prerogative of taking this

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18. leniency at the end of this trial, after all it was her prerogative as

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19. prerogative to attack your fiber chewing the fabrics a good thing you could get into is

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20. He turned around at the sound of the door opening and nodded his head in a polite but cautious welcome: he knew the extent of Zorokin’s power, which included the prerogative to arrest or execute him any time he wished if he had a good enough pretext to justify it

21. His bidding was to be done without question; the prerogative of a dume

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22. Naturally, it is the prerogative of management to keep lag time between investment and

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23. Nevertheless, asking questions is the prerogative of the

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24. If you want to withdraw from our alliance, it is your prerogative, but then don’t expect our men and women to defend 218

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25. The Captain’s prerogative was to have Garcia simply sign it over to them, but it was not something she could ask, ethically or legally

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26. “That is your prerogative, sir,” the squad leader said, and then his eyes locked

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27. The fact is, the decision when and how to telecast a sensitive story is an editorial prerogative based on sound legal and journalistic advice

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28. To give life is the grand prerogative of God

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29. Such a council ought not to possess any legislative powers, or to interfere in the slightest degree with the prerogative of the Crown or the Royal supremacy

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30. To give spiritual life, as well as physical life, is the peculiar prerogative of God

31. A coward is incapable of exhibiting love; it is the prerogative of the brave

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32. Madonsela was able to point to the 12 000 pages already in the public domain, which disposed of the state’s claims to a secrecy prerogative

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33. Another form of nonverbal communication involving an extended finger popped into Abby’s mind, but her father definitely would not think it appropriate if she exercised that adult prerogative

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34. She had decided that fifty minutes was long enough to wait even for Bob, after all it was a woman’s prerogative to be late

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35. Manifestations in GOORR-VVU-Forms, and in a great many other Forms, is a part of the prerogative of the Collective Creativity of each LLUU-VVU-Form that passes duvuyllerrtly (that is, inertially, gradually, and sequentially) through certain borderline states in different types of Realities into other realization Forms

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36. How do some “people” reproject sometimes, during Meditations, into such Spheres of creativity in ODS that are not quite high-qualitative? If a Meditation or “an astral projection” is the prerogative only of high-frequency conglomerates of UU-VVU-copies, then how can their wave Configurations manifest in lower-qualitative “Spheres”? Aren’t they dissonant with them?

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37. planets around the sun to the tune of gravity, this was mainly God’s prerogative to have such knowledge

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38. It was a time of short neat hairstyles and such indulgences were the prerogative of artists

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39. To be in wholeness is a prerogative of God alone

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40. that is their prerogative, however, when each of us

41. ancient Israel’s tumultuous history also clearly and undeniably exercised the prerogative to leave

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42. It is God’s prerogative to test us, even overwhelm us at times, but the answer is still found in Him

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43. Sin is law-breaking, and the remedy for lawbreaking, if it be by forgiveness, must be found in prerogative, and not in a legal process

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44. It is an exercise of prerogative and redeeming grace

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45. alia unambiguously opined that “while it is the prerogative of the Government to frame, revise

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46. “That’s certainly your prerogative, Mr

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47. manifest that he inherited, and largely too, the prerogative of majesty

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48. Unhappy woman, she has been too long and too persistently denied her legitimate prerogative to listen to his objurgations with any other feeling than the derision of the desperate

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49. “That’s the prerogative of the guild

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50. In fine, it might have answered very well the making a skew of; its enormous head seemed, in hue and size, not unlike a common sheep's heart; then you might have trolled dice securely along the broad back of the body of it; the length of it too was prodigious; then the rich appendage of the treasure-bag beneath, large in proportion, gathered and crisped up round in shallow furrows, helped to fill the eye, and complete the proof of his being a natural, not quite in vain; since it was full manifest that he inherited, and largely too, the prerogative of majesty which distinguishes that otherwise most unfortunate condition, and gave rise to the vulgar saying "That a fool's bauble is a lady's playfellow

51. Most clubs invest well under £100 a month – a common figure is about £20 to £40– so this is not the prerogative of the wealthy

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52. Ito wanted to tell him to leave governing to the government and enjoy his youth while it lasted, but such personal advice was not the prerogative of a civil service minister, or anyone

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53. Each is as reluctant to give up the slightest scrap of prerogative as he is eager to spill blood

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54. He would say, ‘With your permission, my dear, I shall exercise the prerogative of a husband

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55. Prerogative is nothing but the power of doing public good without a rule

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56. At last he reached the fast disappearing feast and with his sharp knife slashed off a more generous portion than he had hoped for, an entire hairy forearm, where it protruded from beneath the feet of the mighty Kerchak, who was so busily engaged in perpetuating the royal prerogative of gluttony that he failed to note the act of LESE-MAJESTE

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57. Men have long since realized that there is no sense in obeying a law whose honesty is more than doubtful, and therefore they must suffer when, though privately denying its prerogative, they still conform to it

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58. If there ever was a time when a low standard of morality, and the general tendency of men toward violence, called for an authority possessing the power to restrict this violence, an authority whose existence may have been an advantage,—that is, when the violence of the State was less than the violence of individuals toward each other,—we cannot help seeing now that this prerogative of the State, when violence no longer exists, cannot go on forever

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59. Morals improved in proportion to the gradual decrease of individual violence, while the prerogative of authority lost ground in measure as it became corrupted by the possession of unbridled power

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60. If it were not so, why, then, has the issue of this means of exchange always been the prerogative of the government? The Fiji-Islanders, for instance, have arranged among themselves their own means of exchange; well, then, let them be free to exchange what and how they like, and you, men possessing power, or the means of violence, do not interfere with this exchange

61. It always has been the case, and it always will be, that a man who spends a great part of his life in the various physical and mental labours which are natural to him, and a woman who spends a great part of her life in the labour of bearing, nursing, and rearing children, which is her exclusive prerogative, will alike feel that they are doing their duty, and will alike rise in the esteem and love of other people, because they both fulfil what is appointed because such is the substance of the matter

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62. As the opinion of Judge Tucker has been referred to on one subject, I will refer to it on the subject of prerogative

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63. It now remains for the United States to say, whether they will copy after Great Britain, and because it is a high prerogative, give the Governors of the Territories of the United States the same powers as she gives to her Territorial Governors

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64. " "This definition (of prerogative) is enough to make a citizen of the United States shudder at the recollection that he was born under a government in which such doctrines were received as catholic," &c

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65. That in many things they had been copied too far, he agreed; but as to this prerogative, it was no such badge of slavery, and was found not only in the articles of the ordinance, but in the constitutions of various States, qualified in a greater or less degree

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66. These constitutions gave a qualified prerogative to the Governor of the State

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67. Even in England the prerogative is not carried so far

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68. British cruisers have been in the continued practice of violating the American flag on the great highway of nations, and of seizing and carrying off persons sailing under it; not in the exercise of a belligerent right, founded on the law of nations against an enemy, but a municipal prerogative over British subjects

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69. The President, in the war Message, thus introduces the subject: "British cruisers have been in the continued practice of violating the American flag on the great highway of nations, and of seizing and carrying off persons sailing under it; not in the exercise of a belligerent right, founded on the law of nations against an enemy, but of a municipal prerogative over British subjects

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