prerogative in the PONS Dictionary

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prerogative [prɪˈrɒgətɪv, Am -ˈrɑːgət̬ɪv] N form LAW

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executive prerogative
изпълнителни правомощия
prerogative order
разпореждане на по-висша съдебна инстанция

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prerogative Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

prerogative to operate
изключително право да се управлява
prerogative of pardon
право на помилване
executive prerogative
изпълнителни правомощия
prerogative order
разпореждане на по-висша съдебна инстанция
it is sb's prerogative to do sth
в прерогативите на

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At the same time, the sovereign retained several important prerogatives.
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There are several sources of executive power, but the source in consideration in this case was the prerogative power of government.
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He requested the continuation of some traditional royal prerogatives, however, the government would not agree.
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At the opening of parliament in 1628 he threatened that the king would use his prerogative if further thwarted in the matter of supplies.
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Rank has its prerogatives, and applies as in any military situation.
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A female ruler was guaranteed all the prerogatives and privileges of the imperial office, though her consort was not to take the title of emperor.
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In theory, the king's prerogative allowed him to collect goods needed for both household and military use, but the latter was discontinued in 1362.
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The re-election of the ministers of justice is a prerogative established by each constituent state.
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As the basic political entity it was the governorate, the governors exercised judicial ordinary functions of first instance, and prerogatives of government legislating by ordinances.
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The police prerogatives of this position remained temporary and territorial, influenced by prefects, general administrators and later civil governors.
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