prerogative [prɪˈrɒgətɪv, Am -ˈrɑ:gət̬-] N form
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Rank has its prerogatives, and applies as in any military situation.
en.wikipedia.org The police prerogatives of this position remained temporary and territorial, influenced by prefects, general administrators and later civil governors.
en.wikipedia.org The high court deliberately utilized 19th-century judicial rulings to protect employer prerogatives at the expense of employee rights.
en.wikipedia.org Nonetheless, the local governments had a certain autonomy, because municipal assemblies elected by the population had their own prerogatives.
en.wikipedia.org At the same time, the sovereign retained several important prerogatives.
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