prerogative

1 His keeping things from his family is his prerogative, but if he then expects you to constantly guard what you say around them, then that’s a boundary problem and an unfair burden on you.

2 This may not be the most polite way to go about things, but it’s their prerogative.

3 The board’s defenders say it was Larsen’s prerogative to decide how he wanted to distribute his assets.

4 The Privy Council is the body..through which the sovereign exercises..prerogative powers.

5 “Where everyone gets trashed and makes out with each other. There was a sense that the male prerogatives of the office could be exercised with greater looseness.”

6 Contradicting oneself, though, is the artist's prerogative, and not open to politicians.

7 And the issue of Mr. Pincus’s male prerogative in an equal collaboration with a woman remains unresolved.

8 This rationale may explain why some poor voters will defend the prerogatives of billionaires.

9 Storm clouds gathered a few years later, when Mr. Ozawa, after years of relative inactivity at the Tanglewood Music Center, as the school was now called, asserted his prerogatives as the orchestra’s music director.

10 If a civilian woman decides to take a calculated risk on her fertility because of her own life trajectory, that’s her prerogative, and more power to her.

11 I don't eat steak well done, that's your prerogative, 'cos you are the customer.

我是不会吃全熟牛排的，你作为顾客，你有权利点全熟的牛排。

12 State's tenacious struggle for prerogative multiplied his suspicions.

国务院一味的追求特权的做法却进而使他疑团重重.

13 And it is not your girlfriend’s prerogative to make health choices for other people.

14 Constitutional changes are exclusively the prerogative of the parliament...

修改宪法是议会独有的权力。

15 If any visitors hold grudges, then reassure yourself that you took everyone’s needs into account and made your decision accordingly, as was your prerogative.

16 A monarch has the prerogative of pardoning criminals.

君主享有对罪犯的赦免权.

17 He says that she didn’t want to cut the movie or its darker side, including a murder subplot; put differently, she wanted the same kind of artistic prerogative granted other filmmakers.

18 Those presidents themselves, who preach liberty even as they expand the prerogatives of the executive branch?

19 With the brief and fascinating exception of the blaxploitation movies and a few other works of radical or renegade art, vengeance in the American imagination has been the virtually exclusive prerogative of white men.

20 In effect handing over the creative prerogative, Mr Lund sardonically gives the same impression as Instagram seeks to give: everyone is an artist.

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2 优先权

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3 特权的

privileged

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5 特典

benefit special privilege

6 君权

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8 君主特权

seigniorage

9 权利

title pretension

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