Prerogative

The editor has the prerogative to approve or reject articles for publication.

The president has the prerogative to veto bills.

The head chef has the prerogative to create the menu for the restaurant.

The CEO has the prerogative to make strategic decisions for the company.

The team captain has the prerogative to lead the team on the field.

The superintendent has the prerogative to set curriculum standards for schools.

The mayor has the prerogative to set policies for the city.

The director has the prerogative to cast actors for a play.

The supervisor has the prerogative to evaluate employee performance.

The boss has the prerogative to set the work schedule.

The union leader has the prerogative to negotiate on behalf of the workers.

The department head has the prerogative to allocate resources for projects.

The judge has the prerogative to rule in a court case.

The coach has the prerogative to select players for the team.

The manager has the prerogative to make decisions for the team.

The commanding officer has the prerogative to issue orders to the troops.

The teacher's prerogative behavior towards students was off-putting.

The celebrity's prerogative attitude turned off many of her fans.

The politician's prerogative conduct during the debate was widely criticized.

The professor's prerogative demeanor towards students was seen as condescending.

He displayed a prerogative tone in his speech, alienating his audience.

The politician's prerogative attitude during the debate was off-putting.

The manager's prerogative approach towards subordinates was met with resentment.

He displayed a prerogative tone in his speech, coming across as condescending.

The professor's prerogative approach towards students was seen as elitist.

The coach's prerogative behavior towards the team created a negative atmosphere.

The boss had a prerogative demeanor that intimidated his employees.

She had a prerogative air about her that made others uncomfortable.

Her prerogative behavior towards her subordinates was met with resentment.

His prerogative disposition made it difficult for others to approach him.

The athlete's prerogative attitude towards teammates was detrimental to team morale.

His prerogative behavior towards his colleagues was met with disapproval.

The socialite's prerogative demeanor at the event was perceived as snobbish.

The CEO's prerogative behavior towards employees created a toxic work environment.

Her prerogative disposition made it difficult for others to approach her.

The celebrity's prerogative disposition made her seem unapproachable.

She acted in a prerogative manner, looking down on others.

The CEO's prerogative conduct towards employees created a hostile work environment.

He displayed a prerogative attitude towards his classmates.

He exhibited a prerogative tone when speaking to his subordinates.

She had a prerogative aura about her, making her seem superior.

The politician's prerogative conduct towards constituents was perceived as arrogant.

The celebrity's prerogative behavior towards fans was met with backlash.

The manager's prerogative approach towards customer service was criticized.

The prime minister has the prerogative to declare a state of emergency.

The club's prerogative is to admit members based on certain criteria.

It is the owner's prerogative to decide the rules of the house.

As a homeowner, it's your prerogative to paint your house any color you want.

It's a company's prerogative to change its logo whenever it wants.

It is a teacher's prerogative to give homework assignments.