Sentence examples for perceived sovereign from inspiring English sources

The auction process revealed limited land availability for large-scale solar developments in the ACT as well as a significant perceived sovereign risk issue.

He asserted that the government in Afghanistan needs to be "perceived as sovereign".

A government won't be respected unless it is perceived as sovereign by the people, and occupation in itself goes against every suggestion of sovereignty and democracy.

As an indication of the stresses that have sent investors scurrying for the perceived safety of major sovereign bonds, yields on France's 10-year sovereign debt fell on Wednesday to around 2 percent, the lowest level on record.

Those efforts, he said, could be "imperiled in numerous ways if Indonesia and its officials curtailed cooperation in response to perceived disrespect for its sovereign interests".

The 10-year gilt yield sank to 1.225 per cent as investors piled their money into the perceived haven of UK sovereign debt.

That, too, stands to reason, particularly in a period where currencies are perceived to be vulnerable to sovereign mishap or rising inflation.

China's interest in the growing ports and roads and highways sector is limited by an imagined 'security threat' and India's development of its northeast, instead of being viewed as an investment avenue for Chinese firms, is perceived to challenge the historic sovereign claims of China.

There was a considerable opposition to Tamar's succession; this was sparked by a reaction against the repressive policies of her father and encouraged by the new sovereign's other perceived weakness, her sex.

iThe national interest is the perceived needs and desires of one sovereign state in relation to other sovereign states.

A unilateral, pre-emptive attack on a sovereign nation that is perceived to be a threat to the United States.