Examples of using Prerogative in English and their translations into Hebrew
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gauges the applause following her performance of the song“It's A Woman's Prerogative”, July 5, 1946.
was considered the prerogative of the actors, singers, actors.
If you wanna tinker with it for a future election, it's not only your prerogative, I encourage you.
Prerogative of the state are:
It is the pope's prerogative to appoint whom he wishes, Your Holiness. To whatever number he wishes?
Most people believe that a similar problemis the prerogative of adults and old people.
It is not, however, the prerogative of freelance consultants who are late on their rent,
Just as it is a father's prerogative to protect his daughter's heart from those he feels will do it harm.
I respect the House's constitutional prerogative on this. The answer is no.
The prerogative of mercy can be exercised where a person claims to have been wrongly convicted or wrongly sentenced.
Labs said,“This unique capability, once a prerogative of larger companies, will now foster growth of small
Which gives me the prerogative to question your sanity, your loyalty, your worthiness to serve.
Previously, paintings for the interior were the prerogative of the elite layers of society,
a court found that this royal prerogative power is"probably" entirely a matter of policy, and thus not justiciable.[4].
And if that doesn't work out, it's a woman's prerogative to go all out on the next one.
One of the key questions in the relationship between employers and employees revolves around the scope of management's right("the employer's prerogative").
Nowadays, knowledge of English is not a luxury and the prerogative of the people of a certain social level.
It is wrong, however, to read this anger as simply the outrage of a dethroned king who has lost his prerogative.
Now, the judiciary is forced into a difficult task of balancing the need for information on a judicial proceeding and the executive's prerogative.
court ceremony has undergone a radical change, and entry to the palace is no longer the prerogative of just the upper class.