Sentence examples for Present sovereign from inspiring English sources

Whatever is going to happen in the future, in the present sovereign bond prices have been sliding.

Kingsley Amis London, Oct. 5, 1986 My local, so local that even I can reach it on foot, is called The Queen's, commemorating not the present sovereign but Victoria.

Schools may switch to English, the language of the former colonial oppressor, from next year.This reverses a decade-old policy adopted after Hong Kong's reversion to China in 1997, in an assertion of independence from both former and present sovereign powers.

On Tuesday, March 21, Duke Law professor Steven Schwarcz will present "SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING AND ENGLISH GOVERNING LAW". The audience is encouraged to read the paper ahead of time and ask Professor Schwarcz any questions they may have.

The present Sovereign's full style and title is "Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith".

As Adam Taylor described so well in The Washington Post, in Putin's original statement on the subject in April of this year the Russian president provided his audience with what are ostensibly the antecedents of the putative "Novorossiya," which, of course, happens now to be entirely within the present day sovereign state of Ukraine.

The monarch at present —is Sovereign of the order and the serving governor general, currently David Lloyd Johnston, is its Chancellor and Principal Companion and administers the order on behalf of the reigning king or queen.

"These guaranteed bonds represent a clear and present danger to sovereign governments that is not reflected on their balance sheets," said Lee C. Buchheit, a sovereign debt lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton.

On the day of his christening, Prince George, aged three months, his father, William, his grandfather, Charles, and his great-grandmother, the Queen, had their photograph taken in the Morning Room of Clarence House: four sovereigns, present and future, captured for posterity.

Projects that are good for growth and life quality are good for government; but the long payback times, low returns and ever-present risk of sovereign interference are a hard sell for commercial investors.

Once a bill is presented to the sovereign or the sovereign's representative, he or she has three formal options: Firstly, the sovereign may grant Royal Assent, thereby making the bill an Act of Parliament.