pre·roga·tive [prɪˈrɒgətɪv] СУЩ. usu ед. form
1. prerogative:
2. prerogative (responsibility):
- prerogative
- pristojnost ж.
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Direct democracy can be partisan, however, if factions are given rights or prerogatives that non-members do not have.
en.wikipedia.org The high court deliberately utilized 19th-century judicial rulings to protect employer prerogatives at the expense of employee rights.
en.wikipedia.org He had used this prerogative up to seventeen times during the previous day.
en.wikipedia.org Nonetheless, the local governments had a certain autonomy, because municipal assemblies elected by the population had their own prerogatives.
en.wikipedia.org A female ruler was guaranteed all the prerogatives and privileges of the imperial office, though her consort was not to take the title of emperor.
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