Examples of using The prerogative in English and their translations into Danish
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called on all parties to reach a solution which fully respected the prerogative of Parliament and the constitutional court and democratic principles.
then the Council would indeed have the prerogative as regards Members' privileges and immunities.
Unfortunately efficient integrated installationmechanical ventilation remain the prerogative of modern residential complexes built in recent years.
In our opinion large work desks- The prerogative of the office rather than the standard residential premises.
And if earlier this haircut was the prerogative of girls, today it was borrowed by young men wearing elongated haircuts.
Knowledge of the principles of Feng Shui however is not the prerogative of the masters of Feng Shui.
is the prerogative of the shari'ah.
that subtlety is the prerogative of the great terroir.
Without prejudice to the prerogative of the President to adopt the agenda,
piercing pain in the area of the lesion focus is the prerogative of middle-aged people,
Firstly, decisions on corporate restructuring remain the prerogative as well as the responsibility of management.
But if personality has the prerogative of exercising volitional choice of reality identification,
This should be the prerogative of sovereign nations, not an organisation such as the EU,
Although defining national drug policies remains the prerogative of individual European Member States,
because the issuance of precious metal coinage was the prerogative of the ruler, who was expected to uphold Islamic standards as the leader of the Muslim Community.
we forget that fundamental rights are the prerogative not just of adults but also and above all of minors.
by the President can be seen as undermining the prerogative of the Commission to act as a college