Sentence examples for lost sovereign from inspiring English sources

As Weisbrot told me, "Countries like Greece have lost sovereign and democratic control over the most important macroeconomic policies that any country has.

Lives were lost, a sovereign country was invaded and occupied, flawed reasoning was used as justification, it was financed with borrowed funds that are slowly approaching $1 trillion, the United States does not have a consistent public reason for these actions, and the president maintains he doesn't want to look backwards.

Those who refused to accept the treaty stayed in Arkansas but at the cost of losing their sovereign status and hiding their ancestry.

The tribes argue that losing their sovereign immunity would strip them of their right to self-government, and that lawsuits could drive some of them bankrupt.Mr Gorton's bill will probably fail.

Citizens of the eurozone countries didn't know when they formed the monetary union that they were not only losing their sovereign and democratic rights to control their most important macroeconomic policies -- monetary, exchange rate, and then fiscal (spending and taxing) -- for the most vulnerable countries in recession, when they needed it most.

This is an understandable, even desirable, idea if investors never lost money on sovereign bonds, why bother to distinguish among countries according to their credit rating?

The 19th-century distinction between fully sovereign states and several categories of less sovereign units lost its importance under the law of the UN.

A central bank can lose control over inflation if the market has lost confidence in the sovereign and the bank is forced into buying government debt.

But the idea of making bondholders lose money when sovereign credits turn sour was aired without any guidance about how and when it might apply.

The Order of St. John, or the Knights of Malta, was considered sovereign despite having lost its territory in 1798.

Nomura and Merrill Lynch have lost their global heads of sovereign wealth funds after the bankers left or were reassigned elsewhere.