He also restricted the legal prerogatives of the janissary and the Dey.

The House of Windsor, as the British Royal Family, has the legal and constitutional prerogatives and practices associated with that status.

Florida law takes an especially dim view of the legal prerogatives of fathers toward their illegitimate children.

"We are being denied our legal prerogatives and I have seriously considered the possibility of major litigation against the parties responsible."

As a lawyer, Bush should have been fully aware of the language in this instrument, which both he and his wife had to sign, and of his legal prerogatives.

The status of a landgrave was often associated with sovereign rights and decision-making greater than those of a simple Graf (Count), but carried no legal prerogatives.

That was, unfortunately, their legal prerogative.

Apart from ending slavery in Chile, Carrera abolished the titled nobility and ended their legal prerogatives and privileges.

Murder becomes treason when it is done to usurp the legal prerogatives of the State.

But Steadholder Harrington is still a head of state in her own right, with all of the legal prerogatives and responsibilities that entails.