Sentences with phrase «prerogative of»

Boundary Intrusion — This occurs when one partner intrudes on some form of privacy, ownership, or personal prerogative of the other.

By dicta in David M., the Court has implied that site of residence is with the prerogative of the custodial parent when it remarked that»... the parent who receives custody is primarily responsible for making decisions concerning the child and for providing the child's permanent home.»

It's the prerogative of the resume writing service as to whether or not to offer one, and if so, how strong to make that resume guarantee.

Most job seekers believe that asking questions at interviews is only the prerogative of those who are looking to hire people.

During the interview with the media office of Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Philippines, he described the region in terms of the growth of blockchain companies there and revealed why investments in cryptocurrencies and blockchain would be a prerogative of major investors soon.

President Putin stated, «This is the prerogative of the Central Bank at present and the Central Bank has sufficient authority so far.

This cuts to the core of government's power and prerogative of issuance, making bitcoin primarily a central bank concern - not a money laundering concern.

Indeed, the S9 has everything you could possibly want in a phone, which has been the prerogative of the Galaxy line for years now.

It is the prerogative of the individual to decide what sort of insurance cover they want - a third party insurance or a full coverage or just collision insurance.

The incidence of diseases is rising — Lifestyle diseases, infections, ailments are not a prerogative of the elderly only.

However, in order to take advantage of the renters insurance tax deduction you must be doing so at the prerogative of your employer, not for your own convenience.

(1) The following acts, performed for others, shall be the exclusive prerogative of the practising advocate or solicitor:

Some protested no one knew exactly what the implications of these changes were, but in fact we knew full well we were making progress in reducing the unilateral prerogative of governments.

No damages were awarded for this breach, however, because the judge held that according to the House of Lords ruling in Johnson v Unisys [2001] ICR 480, [2001] All ER (D) 274 (Mar) if the loss was caused by the dismissal, any claim was the sole prerogative of the law of unfair dismissal and not the common law.

pardon means a conditional pardon granted under Her Majesty's royal prerogative of mercy or under section 748 that has not been revoked.

Concerning the prerogative of Kings, and concerning the sovereignty of states, much has been said and written; but little has been said and written concerning a subject much more dignified and important, the majesty of the people.

This is, of course, the prerogative of Parliament.

It is the prerogative of the insurance companies to protect their bottom line, not to take care of their clients.

It did, however, note that section 749 of the Criminal Code provides for the royal prerogative of mercy, which is a matter for the executive, not the courts, to consider.

The decision of what is and is not a crime is solely the prerogative of the state.

As democracy falters, top courts, sometimes reluctantly, sometimes eagerly, take on political and policy roles previously the prerogative of elected officials.

To my knowledge, the British Government has never suggested any legal changes to the prerogative of the Crown on the Monarch's constitutional or personal prerogatives.

It's largely the prerogative of state and territory governments to approve or reject proposals for any specific new fossil fuel extraction project.

It is not just the prerogative of the chapter authors and editors to make that judgment.

Several plans have proposed a national sales tax, but this has historically been the prerogative of the States and seems a political non-starter.

«Therefore, it is the prerogative of the university to make that appointment,» Hanley wrote.

Humour, sadness, elation, depression; pathos, ebullience, turbulence; love, hate, attraction, revulsion; pointing, pushing, pulling, cavorting; turning, tossing, tumbling, twisting; rock and roll, victory and defeat; all the elements, in fact, of intense human interaction and drama that were once the province of figurative art, particularly figurative painting — where they formed the pretext upon which was built a profound diversity of imaginative visual constructs — are seemingly no longer at the behest of figurative art, which languishes in states of mock - academia or faux - avant - gardism, by turns bathetic, mundane or grotesque... all that human content is now, surprisingly but necessarily, the prerogative of the abstract artist.

The struggle for power is often a battle for the prerogative of interpretation and an attempt at the same time to silence the opposition by argument or force.

The abstract forms that have emerged from practices such as weaving and ceramics, which the West has long deemed «lowly crafts,» are reread, challenging the dominant assumption that abstract art is a prerogative of the modern West.

Once again, a little flexibility in pricing must be the prerogative of the marine department manager.

It is the prerogative of Southpaws Playschool and no other party whether or not to dismiss a dog for any reason.

Urinary scent marking is not the prerogative of male dogs.

«Clubs have the prerogative of establishing additional non-regular classes.

It shall be the prerogative of the owners of the Maturity nominated dogs and bitches to nominate the Maturity Stake judge.

Trading foreign currencies is no longer a prerogative of big investors.

It seems the sabbatical — an extended leave of absence once the exclusive prerogative of professors and priests — has gone mainstream.

Bookstores are businesses; it is the prerogative of bookstore owners and managers as to what books to order and display on their shelves.

That's the prerogative of the consumer.

Education is the prerogative of parents.

He passionately endorses the revamping of retention rights, tenure, compensation, promotions, and the transference of governing civil service rules to the absolute and veto - proof prerogative of management.

It used to be that character education was the prerogative of parents / families, governments, and religious institutions, but over...

In the past, teacher leadership roles have been limited in scope and established at the prerogative of school administrators.

To establish that the school was a «state actor,» he made five arguments: that Arizona law defines a charter school as a public school; that a charter school is a state actor for all purposes, including employment; that a charter school provides a public education, a function that is traditionally and exclusively the prerogative of the state; that a charter school is a state actor in Arizona because the state regulates the personnel matters of such schools; and that it is a state actor because charter schools, unlike traditional private schools, are permitted to participate in the state's retirement system.

«Solving poverty is not the prerogative of educators but equalizing every student's opportunity for success in the classroom is,» writes Craig Kemp (@mrkempnz).

It used to be that character education was the prerogative of parents / families, governments, and religious institutions, but over time all of these have weakened, and so now schools are the best place where this education can take place.

«It used to be that character education was the prerogative of parents / families, governments, and religious institutions, but over time...

That was the prerogative of the Ambler principal, she was told.

Craig Kemp concludes that «solving poverty is not the prerogative of educators but equalizing every student's opportunity for success in the classroom is.»

Fordham and Ogbu traced the roots of the «oppositional culture» to institutionalized racism within American society, which they contend led blacks to define academic achievement as the prerogative of whites and to invest themselves instead in alternative pursuits.

The Court has taken a fresh plunge into the constitutional thicket, wherein it is the prerogative of judges to write and rewrite the maps.