Examples of using Prerogative in English and their translations into Thai
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It's my prerogative!
If you don't care to share his writings, that's your prerogative.
It's his prerogative.
The main rule is not to go too far in order not to look too extravagant, this is more a woman's prerogative.
That's my prerogative.
For some reason, representatives of the strong half of humanity believe that thrush is the prerogative of women.
That's your prerogative, sir.
An excessive association of oneself with a colleague in the struggle for a common cause makes one play an educational and supporting role, which should be the prerogative of the spouses.
That's your prerogative.
Sand Pebbles has the prerogative to regret a confirmed booking according to exigencies beyond their control.
Oh♪ That's my prerogative♪.
All this is a purely male prerogative, because only they, my dears, can be tired of family, routine, duties, and always-crying children.
I think it's my prerogative.
Perfumes, watches and ornaments are a prerogative of the family and close people, therefore things from such a group of gifts should be immediately neglected.
It's the King's royal prerogative.
This is the prerogative of the eagles.
Leadership is still a man's prerogative.
It is the prerogative of the brave.
The status of the Duke of Finland with the accession of Gustav Adolf becomes the prerogative of the royal personage.
But still short hair is the prerogative of the male population of the world.
If atopic dermatitis(diathesis) is most often dealt with by parents when the patient is still walking under the table, allergic dermatitis is often the prerogative of adult patients children are at lower risk.
He believed that children were the prerogative of his wife, he met with friends, he loved to drink beer in the evenings, interrupted from work to work, received a penny, and in every possible way caught his wife and teased her.
That's your prerogative.
When the Constitution was written in the summer and fall of 1787, the new thing in political circles was the idea of property rights for commoners, which had only clearly been articulated outside of the realm of royal prerogatives during the previous few centuries.
That is, of course, your prerogative, commander.
It is therefore the prerogative of the individual to use this information and decide for themselves whether the convenience of less frequent injections is indeed worth the risk of having to wait two weeks before the drug is clear from the body if any undesirable effects arise.
That should be your prerogative, sir.
Although many women believe that this is an exclusively male prerogative, it is sometimes necessary to take the initiative in their own hands and organize a gala dinner for yourself just like that, or to please it with a new set of linen.
Thus, the leader, who was the strongest representative of the clan, and then other tribesmen, depending on significance, had the prerogative to fertilize the representative of the weak part of the tribe.
Ultimately, the CCF's prerogative must be to prevent unscrupulous forces from taking advantage of Interpol's political neutrality, while also ensuring that Interpol's measures to control for the misuse of Red Notices and diffusion requests do not jeopardise the genuine needs of the international law enforcement community.