Sentence examples for sovereign without from inspiring English sources

In our world much more than in Kant's, one can take action against the sovereign without committing an assault on law itself.

"This is about proclaiming the whole thing about being sovereign without the trials and tribulations of armed conflict," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 1996.

The continuing domination of a few favourites many of whom were Germans much displeased the high officials, whose position was threatened by the personal caprices of ruler or favourite, and incensed even more the rank and file of the service nobility, who could not obtain rewards or favours from the sovereign without the approval and help of the favourites.

Louis was a sovereign without a mind of his own, who, as the Comte d'Argenson put it, "adopted a jargon of feelings, a jargon of political arguments, composed of different comments that he has heard from other people, without the slightest inclusion of common sense... or even comprehension".

But the Talmud says that there is no such thing as a sovereign without a people, so when we label God "Melekh," it is because God is in our midst, because God's presence is felt to be that much more palpable and present this time of year.

Now it falls to the English government to rise to the level of history and respond positively to Ecuador's sovereign approach, without blackmail, without threats and without considering itself a big power or any sort of empire.

Following its meeting on Thursday, the ECB previewed what it plans to do: buy the bonds of troubled sovereigns without limit provided they are abiding by the terms of fiscal retrenchment plans worked out with the rest of Europe.

The BIS fails to wrestle with the fact that borrowing costs for sovereigns without central banks have risen while those elsewhere have not; it finds itself relying on discredited ratings agencies for assessments of non-euro-zone sovereign creditworthiness rather than market prices.

The issue is not his fitness as a leader; it is the legitimacy of the United States' invading a sovereign nation without provocation and without the support of the sole source of legitimate offensive military activity, the United Nations Security Council.

As we watch even the formerly calm areas of Iraq rise up in frustrated rage against us, our puppet government in Baghdad, and each other, and as Bush and Cheney prepare --again withoversightessioral oversight or permission -- to pre-emptively attack yet another sovereign country without provocation, remember that we always have choices.

The Holy See, which long predates the city state, is a sovereign entity without territory.