Sentence examples for the same sovereign from inspiring English sources

After 1385 (in the Union of Krewo) the two countries had been under the same sovereign.

Acknowledging "less than honorable" actions by the United States against Hawaiian natives more than a century ago, the federal government recommended today that their descendants be given the same sovereign status as most Indian tribes.

[New York Post, Daily News, New York Times] A bank robber was arrested after, the authorities said, he held up the same Sovereign bank branch on three consecutive days.

There is a body of evidence that national borders can influence trade flows, even between otherwise highly integrated economies.18 The high degree of integration between Scotland and the rest of the UK may in part depend on their being part of the same sovereign nation.

The same "sovereign nation" status that permits American Indian tribes to operate casinos and sell tax-free cigarettes lets them ignore fish and game restrictions imposed by the 50 U.S. states.

The same "sovereign nation" status that permits American Indian tribes to operate casinos and sell tax-free cigarettes lets them ignore fish and game restrictions imposed by the 50 states.

Just as he saw nothing wrong with his son Laurent taking a job with a sportswear firm owned by the same Qatar sovereign wealth fund that owns Paris Saint-Germain 12 months after he voted for the tiny Gulf state to host the World Cup.

Green argues that where there are severe conflicts between groups which were subject to the same political sovereign — such as in the former Yugoslavia — no true rights exist.

It would thus "make the people, as subject, by one and the same judgment sovereign over him to whom it is subject" (6 320).

Blyth notes: If states cannot inflate their way out of trouble (no printing press) or devalue to do the same (non-sovereign currency), they can only default (which will blow up the banking system, so it's not an option), which leaves internal deflation through prices and wages — austerity.

The FBI keeps databases on violent gang members that local police can access, so why can't they do the same for sovereigns?