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prerogative

prerogative
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • recht dat een ander niet heeft; voorrecht; voorrecht
  • a right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group (especially a hereditary or official right)
"suffrage was the prerogative of white adult males"

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prerogative
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • recht iets als enige te mogen doen; recht zonder mededingers
  • a right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group (especially a hereditary or official right)
"suffrage was the prerogative of white adult males"

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  1. The Commission notes that it is its prerogative to examine the compatibility of the aid and therefore this proposal cannot be accepted.
  2. Without prejudice to the prerogative of the President to adopt the agenda, any proposal involving significant expenditure must be presented in agreement with the Member of the Commission responsible for the budget.
  3. According to the German authorities, a redistribution of shares in WestLB was not possible owing to the specific character of the transaction, especially the closed-circuit arrangement and the Land's prerogative (only valid internally) as regards the net assets of Wfa in the event of the liquidation of WestLB, which was agreed on by WestLB's shareholders.
  4. In its reply to the Commission decision to open a formal investigation procedure, the Greek authorities proposed establishing a national authority that would examine ex post the compliance of each individual case with the Community State aid rules. The Commission notes that it is its prerogative to examine the compatibility of the aid and therefore this proposal cannot be accepted.
  5. Defining the scope of SGEIs in a Member State is, within the limits defined by Community legislation, a prerogative of the State itself and it is not for the beneficiaries of aid measures to qualify their own service as a public service.
  6. When a recognised organisation, its inspectors, or its technical staff issue the relevant certificates on behalf of the administration, Member States should consider enabling them, as regards these delegated activities, to be subject to proportionate legal safeguards and judicial protection, including the exercise of appropriate rights of defence, apart from immunity, which is a prerogative that can only be invoked by Member States as an inseparable right of sovereignty and therefore that cannot be delegated.