Examples of using A prerogative in English and their translations into Chinese
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More importantly, the decision on the rates of reimbursement, and any adjustments thereto, is a prerogative of the Member States.
Initiation of the repatriation process of military contingent members is a prerogative of the respective contingent commanders.
However, the Constitution establishes a prerogative of mercy by the President(Section 175(1)(a)).
For the Conference concluding agreements is a prerogative, but negotiating is a duty.
However, the implicit existence of a right of all peoples to democracy does not presuppose a prerogative of States to interfere in the domestic affairs of other States.
That formulation should meet the concerns expressed by some members of the Commission since it followed the approach that the exercise of diplomatic protection was a prerogative of States.
As to the merits, the State party maintains that the victim of a crime has no right to block a pardon, the granting of which is a prerogative of the King acting in accordance with the Constitution.
In the Conference, members are demanding that agreement must exist before the start of negotiations, when negotiating is the obligation and mandate of the Conference, not a prerogative.
However, the possession of nuclear technologies in the twenty-first century is not merely a prerogative; it is also a huge responsibility of the State before its own people, neighbouring countries and the whole world.
The Committee notes the State party' s submission that under section 15 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the RSFSR, the choice about the composition of the court panel was a prerogative of the court itself.
The alternative of surrendering the accused to an international tribunal was a limitation on a prerogative of a State to extradite or prosecute.
It is clear from the requirement for a prior judicial determination that this right cannot be withdrawn by the mere exercise of a prerogative.
Furthermore, since the United Nations was an intergovernmental organization, the creation of new structures and institutions was a prerogative of its Member States.
Leadership is no longer seen as a prerogative of those in high public offices, but as a function that extends throughout groups, organizations, and societies.
The decision as to whether or not to resume consideration of the issue in the Conference on Disarmament is entirely a prerogative of that forum.
The Special Rapporteur has also found that there is a generalized perception that human rights are a prerogative of international affairs, and not a domestic issue.
The possible adoption of limits or sunset provisions, suggested in paragraph 44 of the report(document A/57/387), is a prerogative that the intergovernmental bodies have yet to exercise.
In other cases, where harm is done against an official carrying out the core tasks of his organization, one may argue for a prerogative of the international organization to exercise functional protection.
Confirming that the right to development is an inalienable human right and that equality of opportunity for development is a prerogative of both nations and of individuals who make up nations.”.
National credit can be produced by any country, and indeed is a prerogative of sovereignty.