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A prerogative belonging only to God!
Mintage has long been a prerogative of the rulers of the country.
Until recently, cosmetic surgery was considered to be a prerogative of women.
I think that's a prerogative of the federal government.
Competition policy has traditionally been seen as a prerogative of the nation-state.
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Growing young stock is also a prerogative of the cows themselves, better than whom no one will care for the little calves.
Prior to industrial revolution,determination of an essence of information remained a prerogative mainly of philosophers.
Now knowledge of this language is not a prerogative of sophistication or a certain class of people.
Being once a prerogative only of smart cars, the conditioner nowadays becomes an integral part of the increasing and bigger number of"ordinary" family cars.
It also states that waging jihad is a prerogative only of an Islamic state.
Therefore, it is a prerogative of state servants to adopt relevant strategies and policies to enable the implementation of citizens' constitutional rights.
The theory of Moscow as“ThirdRome” is not an ecclesiological doctrine, nor a prerogative of canonical(ecclesiastical) law.
Security in the Black Sea is a prerogative of naval forces of Black Sea littoral states which have established close cooperation a long time ago,” he noted.
The theory of Moscow as“ThirdRome” is not an ecclesiological doctrine, nor a prerogative of canonical(ecclesiastical) law.
Their independence is not a prerogative or privilege in their own interests, but in the interests of the rule of law and of those seeking and expecting justice.
Archbishop Job: The theory of Moscow as“ThirdRome” is not an ecclesiological doctrine, nor a prerogative of canonical(ecclesiastical) law.
The independence of judges is not a prerogative or privilege granted in their own interest, but in the interest of the rule of law and of anyone seeking and expecting justice.
Lactose is a unique carbohydrate,it comes from milk and its presence in food is a prerogative of those who(for one reason or another) derive it or contain it.
It means that until 12 April, anything is possible: A deal, a long extension if the United Kingdom decided to rethink its strategy, or revoking Article 50,which is a prerogative of the UK government.
Minsk has madeclear to its partners that control of the border is a prerogative of the Belarusian authorities and that no one will be allowed to interfere in this, including its closest ally, Russia.
On the one hand, the Patriarchate of Constantinople and the group of supportingChurches insist that declaring autocephaly is a prerogative of the Ecumenical Patriarch.
In one way or another,Ukraines domestic policy has became for the future a prerogative of the parliament- a political institution the course of which in the conditions of Ukraine can be outwardly corrected.
The CzechRepublic, a small country in the heart of Europe, is verymuch aware that an international cooperation in science and innovation is a prerogative for a long term success in the globalized world.
CST is not a prerogative of a certain component of the ecclesial body but of the entire community; it is the expression of the way that the Church understands society and of her position regarding social structures and changes.
On the other hand, the Patriarchate of Moscow and the group of supportingChurches insist that declaring autocephaly is a prerogative of the Mother Church, from which a new autocephalous Church separates.
In the USSR the right to grant amnesty is a prerogative of the supreme bodies of state authority of the USSR or the Union Republics- the USSR Supreme Soviet(the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet between sessions) and the Union Republic Supreme Soviets(or their Presidiums).
Furthermore, it is difficult to justify that an extended application of Article 6§ 1 under its civil head isnot possible on grounds of the need to preserve a prerogative for States in fiscal matters, when the Court has gone sufficiently far in its case-law to include tax disputes under its criminal head.
That's ultimately a council prerogative.
In the US it is mainly a state prerogative.
Politics of history as a state prerogative.