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disarmament is not the prerogative of the few. All countries have the right to participate therein on an equal footing.

I'm gonna take the prerogative of the moderator and ask the last question of each of you.

That's what I'm interested in, but it's someone's prerogative to be or not to be in or out of a relationship.

This year it had a whole building to itself, which had been Ericsson's sole prerogative.

As men, and especially as sinful men, we have no ability and no prerogative to determine for ourselves what God would be like.

that peace is not the sole prerogative of statesmen, but also the cumulative result of each of our thoughts and actions.

At this point, it is the prerogative of the meeting-in-charge or the initiator to ensure an objective discussion.

The irony in his proposal is that such a guest-worker programme would necessarily encroach upon a federal prerogative.

It asserts the moral prerogative to have others supply you with your desires, at the expense of their effort.

Jupiter has looked more or less the same as long as we've known her, so if she wants to shake things up a bit, that's her prerogative.

As President Reagan said, freedom is not the sole prerogative of a lucky few, but the inalienable and universal right of all human beings.

smoking used to be the male prerogative in a male-dominated society.

Throwing a good old temper tantrum in public is a little girl's prerogative - and clearly Suri Cruise is no exception.

Fulfilling careers will no longer be the prerogative of a few.

The remedies in question were originally called 'prerogative writs' because they used to be issued only on the application of the Crown.

Nope, I won't. If you want to pay good money to take out a dog, then that's your prerogative, but I have my standards!

That prerogative belongs to President Giorgio Napolitano, who may want a transitional, technocratic government to guarantee stability.

But Adam was not allowed to take the prerogative of God and decide for himself what is right and wrong.

The old order is asserting itself brazenly, with Europe determined to retain its prerogative of appointing the fund's managing director.

The State Department has a tendency to insist on its prerogative that it is exclusively entitled to conduct foreign policy.

Until modern times, the prerogative of the aristocracy after the disappearance of the white wedding dress became an ordinary bride.

But for good or ill it is here. Creating life is no longer the prerogative of gods.

Creating life is no longer the prerogative of gods.

If they persist in their ways and continue to cause turmoil, we shall exercise our prerogative to force them out.

On the contrary, under the absolutism, modern copyright had become political prerogative.

The state Supreme Court then ruled that the medical board had exceeded its prerogative in impeding state law.

It is a wish to belong, which is heavy with a pact, at the minimum, a pact of prerogative.

Today even cash-strapped innovators can reach markets that were once the prerogative of giant organizations.

Unfortunately new ideas are not the prerogative of those WHO spent a long time doing research.

King Abdullah, unlike Mr Mubarak, has twice exercised his prerogative to dissolve parliament.

so as not to preclude the Owner's prerogative of selecting appropriate corrective action.

It is a wish to belong, which is heavy with a pact, at the minimum, a pact of prerogative.

Today even cash-strapped innovators can reach markets that were once the prerogative of giant organizations.

Reason to rule but mercy to forgive: the first is the law, the last prerogative.

Unfortunately new ideas are not the prerogative of those WHO spent a long time doing research.

King Abdullah, unlike Mr Mubarak, has twice exercised his prerogative to dissolve parliament.

Despite much lip service to the contrary, decision making remains the prerogative of top managers.

adjourn by royal prerogative; without dissolving the legislative body.

Yes, Chen Shi sees prerogative to Jean of Qiao and await time to grow at the old madam's face top, where also hold her thus?

prerogative: a right or privilege especially a special right or privilege that some people have.

This was my prerogative and my choice.

A coward is incapable of exhibiting love; it is the prerogative of the brave.

The public viewing spaces are the prerogative of the host cities and they can have as many of these as possible.

No single molecule has the sole prerogative of growth regulation.

This prerogative is left to the 1, 000 or more authorised business schools spread throughout India.

the principal's prerogative to suspend a student.

A ruler may use his prerogative of mercy towards a criminal.

The referee is right within his prerogative.

TO CREATE life is the prerogative of gods.

If they wanted to spend the time to write a song making fun of another artist, that's their own prerogative.

The public viewing spaces are the prerogative of the host cities and they can have as many of these as possible.

No single molecule has the sole prerogative of growth regulation.

This prerogative is left to the 1, 000 or more authorised business schools spread throughout India.

the principal's prerogative to suspend a student.

A ruler may use his prerogative of mercy towards a criminal.

The referee is right within his prerogative.

TO CREATE life is the prerogative of gods.

If they wanted to spend the time to write a song making fun of another artist, that's their own prerogative.

That's your prerogative.

It is within his prerogative to do so.

The Technique for Evaluating Mining Prerogative and Establishing Parameters

to abolish the prerogative courts which were seen as challenging the supremacy of the law, and

To proceed from one truth to another, and connect distant propositions by regular consequences, is the great prerogative of man. (No. 158)

Prerogative denotes an exclusive right or privilege, as one based on custom, law, office, or recognition of precedence:

Advisory Committee on the Prerogative of Mercy;