She viewed him as silently arrogating to himself the status of head of the household, while demoting her to that of a mere dependent.
They are always arrogating to themselves the name of the people.
To be fair, the shadow spokesmen are arrogating to themselves other responsibilities, such as measuring the dimensions of council house passageways.
This is arrogating to civil servants far too important a position.
First, he suggested that my right honourable friend was arrogating to himself decisions about day-to-day running of the railways.
It is about opposing any state arrogating to itself the right to annex land.
The scientists have been criticised for arrogating to themselves the powers of government.
The first was, he said, that we were arrogating to ourselves the control of taxation.
