Sentence examples for Sovereign boundaries from inspiring English sources

Kagan's account of America's essential nature ignores long-standing traditions of isolationism, Lincoln's fierce opposition to the Mexican War, because of his respect for sovereign boundaries, and Woodrow Wilson's promotion of the kind of international institution that Kagan discounts.

There, the respective regions and their central governments have worked out an autonomous status that offers independence in cultural, ethnic and educational policies and fiscal and administrative autonomy, while maintaining the sovereign boundaries of the central government.

At stake are new rules that would bring international United Nations justification to draw sovereign boundaries around many different Internets.

There is a rejection of the sweep toward a wider European state that would wash away sovereign boundaries and identity.

Only later did Putin publicly admit that he had ordered work on "returning Crimea" to begin at an all-night meeting on February 22. Russia's armed annexation of Crimea was the first violation of the basic principle of secure sovereign boundaries on which the postwar international order is based.

It requires cooperation across sovereign boundaries and regions and the engagement of numerous jurisdictions.

When sovereign states have boundary line questions to settle, the Supreme Court of the United States is the tribunal that settles the question, for it is in that Court alone that such questions may be litigated.

Tribes continue to exist today as distinct sovereigns within the boundaries of the United States.

Recognition by the Bureau of Indian Affairs is a prerequisite for tribes to receive federal aid and to successfully stake claims to sovereign land within states' boundaries.

In the Westphalian order, states are sovereign with fixed territorial boundaries and are entitled to conduct their internal and external affairs autonomously, without external actors checking their protection of human rights.

It is the wisdom of the age -- shared by Democrat and Republican, by forlorn idealist and anxious realist -- that money rules the world, transcends the boundaries of sovereign states, serves as the light unto the nations, and waters the tree of liberty.