Prerogatives

The landlord's prerogatives include the right to evict tenants who fail to pay rent.

The judge's prerogatives include the power to grant or deny bail to defendants.

The president used his prerogatives to implement new policies for the country.

The manager exercised his prerogatives to make important decisions for the company.

The country club's members enjoy certain prerogatives, such as access to exclusive facilities.

The teacher has certain prerogatives in the classroom, such as setting rules and expectations.

The landlord has certain prerogatives that tenants do not have.

The board of directors had the prerogatives to approve the budget for the project.

The church hierarchy enjoyed many prerogatives in medieval society, such as the ability to collect tithes.

The boss has certain prerogatives in the workplace, such as setting schedules and assigning tasks.

The captain of the team has certain prerogatives, such as the ability to decide on team tactics and substitutions.