Examples of using Prerogative in English and their translations into Arabic
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Woman's prerogative.
The prerogative of the greater power.
Lieutenant's prerogative.
Your prerogative not to say that stuff.
It's a woman's prerogative.
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But this prerogative has been used only sparingly in recent years.
That is certainly your prerogative.
It's the hostess' prerogative to change the subject.
I exercise the grandfather's prerogative.
It is a woman's prerogative to change her mind.
It's called serial killer's prerogative.
It is the pope's prerogative to appoint whom he wishes.
This is the chef's prerogative.
Is it a woman's prerogative to carry two fake I.D. 's?
It is His characteristic divine prerogative.
Is it not a woman's prerogative to choose which man she fancies?
A drunken romp, that's all… a young man's prerogative.
True. But it's a woman's prerogative to change her mind.
This prerogative for a State official is derived from State sovereignty.
The legal arms trade is a prerogative of sovereignty.
It was also said that women rarely availed themselves of that prerogative.
I just figured it was your prerogative to tell him more.
However, such prerogative must be exercised within the limits imposed by international law.
Recognizing that the authority to levy taxes is the prerogative of sovereign States.
The most important prerogative accorded to Bolivian members of parliament is: inviolability.
Such consultation would not infringe on the Security Council ' s prerogative under the Charter.
The Cotonou agreement recognizes the prerogative of the parties to allocate the cabinet positions.
The prerogative to appoint dignitaries to represent Malawi at State level remains with the President.