| On this recommendation, Mr Bush needs to insist on his prerogatives as custodian of America's foreign policy and just say no. |
| Luxury goods and activities which had been almost exclusively the prerogatives of the court and the very rich became available to anyone who could pay for them. |
| It is quite as rebarbative and as jealous of its prerogatives as Parliament and nothing like so easy to summon. |
| The Ausgleich was a complicated balance of royal prerogatives and national liberties. |
| The difference was that these middle-class Peruvians did not lose any prerogatives or privileges. |
| The so-called nuclear option purports to be directed solely at the Senate's advice and consent prerogatives regarding federal judges. |
