While his more sophisticated friend Aruhm sets off on a quest to determine whether the Sovereign actually exists, the cobbler becomes a popular ruler and his province flourishes.
–The Government is thinking about spending $3 billion to buy up to seven drones to help spot enemy planes and warships, which will probably be useful if Indonesia declares war on us, a situation which becomes more likely every day Operation Sovereign Borders exists.
If a sovereign, so understood, exists, its authority to suspend the law does not stand in need of positive legal recognition, since the law's applicability itself depends on a situation of normality secured by the sovereign (PT 12 3).
The Sovereign Light Cafe actually exists further up the promenade from the pavilion and is a classic seaside caff named after the vast, towering lighthouse platform of the Sovereign Light, whose intermittent beam can be made out, as night falls, on the Channel's horizon, many miles offshore.
(Wikipedia says "Today, only five independent, sovereign city-states exist: Monaco, Singapore, Vatican City, San Marino and Malta").
But administration officials said that solution would be a prominent violation of Iraq's sovereignty, undercutting the strategic relationship at a moment when the primary goal is to relegate the war and occupation to the past, and establish the kind of normal diplomatic relationship that exists between two sovereign states.
Free of the Money Market Final freedom from the domestic money market exists for every sovereign national state where there exists an institution which functions in the manner of a modern central bank, and whose currency is not convertible into gold or into some other commodity.
Though it can be misused and is often seen as unfair by host country people who are victims of soldier crimes and accidents, SOFA in its most benign form is not much more than a written agreement for the conditions under which a foreign military exists in another, sovereign, nation.
This sovereignty norm holds that the obligation of sovereign states to realise rights exists within their borders.
I would actually ask of the authors that they expand their proposal beyond the sovereign to consider what role the new institution could play in sorting out the messy blur that currently exists between public and private debts: the "quasi-sovereigns" for lack of a better term.
