Assertion: prerogative's exercise | /r/CapableOf | frustrate the intention of parliament
Facets:
value: wrongfully
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: An important strand of the academic response to Miller, taken up in the Government’s case, is the erroneous claim that, in order to show that an exercise of the prerogative has wrongfully frustrated the intention of Parliament (or removed statutory rights), it is somehow necessary to show first that Parliament has ‘occupied the field’ and thereby ‘abrogated the prerogative’.
text: Furthermore, the very fact that parliament conferred a power on ministers to change the exit day as a matter of domestic law suggests that exercising the prerogative in a way consistent with that power is very unlikely to be considered to frustrate the intention of parliament as expressed in EUWA.