Sentence examples for supposedly sovereign from inspiring English sources
Besides, Iraq is supposedly sovereign now.
Over two-fifths of the country is in Russian hands, and the truce brokered by the French President Nicolas Sarkozy gives Moscow significant freedom in moving its troops around supposedly sovereign Georgian territory.
Its defence minister, Sergei Ivanov, was quick to refuse America access to military bases in Central Asia on the borders with Afghanistan too quick, given that these bases are in supposedly sovereign countries.
Michael Bates has said in recent years that the family would consider selling the place — or, given the complications of selling a supposedly sovereign nation, leasing it — but he said on Thursday that no sale was planned.
If the West refuses to stump up, it will be in the embarrassing situation of deciding when elections should go ahead in a supposedly sovereign country, and at a time when its priority is meant to be "Afghanisation".This would also create another painful political dilemma when parliament's span expires in June: should Afghanistan just live without a parliament or should its term be extended?
Meanwhile, several Arab commentators have accused Obama of reneging on the agreement signed between the United States and the supposedly sovereign Iraqi government guaranteeing the complete withdrawal of all American troops by the end of 2011.
He is the first minister of what is supposedly a sovereign state, but unable, owing to our EU membership, to control who passes back and forth across its borders, and uncomfortably aware that much of the military hardware dotted around the nation is owned by one of our allies.
It also requires the supposedly autonomous Central Bank to waive its right to sovereign immunity, which has alarmed economists.At the same time, the government pledges to expropriate all land along the chosen route at potentially below-market rates, which has outraged indigenous groups and businessmen.
But the government of President Nicolas Sarkozy is frustrated with Mrs. Merkel's refusal to allow the supposedly independent central bank to act as a lender of last resort, to lend to the new European bailout fund or to intervene more forcefully to hold down sovereign bond rates.
These supposedly high-quality sovereigns just get more expensive as the stampede to presumed safe havens continues.
The ECB has been buying sovereign bonds since May 2010 through its Securities Markets Programme (SMP), supposedly for monetary purposes but in reality to bring down yields in places like Italy and Spain.
