prerogative

But I was not about to press for prerogatives at the moment.

Is it not a man's prerogative to change his mind?

When it comes to making foreign policy, Congress has few if any prerogatives.

He has almost lost the light, that can lead him back to his prerogatives.

It is the prerogative of the father to give his child a name.

In such cases, it is the prerogative of the state government to call for central help.

They know I feel it's not my prerogative to judge them.

That, he said, was the prerogative of the government and the police.

This was her prerogative here in the land of the free.

If you want to get it from them, that's their prerogative.

Perhaps he had indeed become a man, taking man's final prerogative - his own life.

For "prerogative is nothing but the power of doing public good without a rule."

It is my prerogative to say what happens to them and how they should be used!

"The complete truth is not the prerogative of the human judge."

But for a governor to make a decision on what a state should be doing, that's well within his prerogative.

You all know that the chief of Intelligence has special prerogatives.

Use discipline is within the prerogatives of a free person.

It's his prerogative to decide whether he wants to pay.

Of course she was the last one to arrive, woman's prerogative.

"It was never something that should have been left to the prerogative of the patient."

Of course, if you feel different, well, that's your prerogative.

I think if a student wants to go to Kansas to study, that's his prerogative.

Yet now you want to defend the prerogatives of this House, and why ever not?

If you want to take it as a favor for a friend, that's your prerogative.

But we cannot surrender the prerogative to make that decision.