Sentence examples for western sovereign from inspiring English sources
Superintendent Western Sovereign Base Area, Sovereign Base Areas Police.
"This audacious appropriation consolidated and completed the British-Indian hierarchy, as the queen herself replaced the defunct Mughal emperor at the summit of the social order: she was now an Eastern potentate as well as a Western sovereign".
In 2008 it extended this to Western sovereign credits and now runs its own internal ratings system for all issuers of debt.
The dream of a 'Polish road to financial independence' soon vaporized for many countries in Eastern Europe as the side effect of the Western sovereign debt crisis.
The term "Holy Roman emperor" is now generally used, for convenience, to designate the Western sovereigns, though the title was at first simply "emperor" (imperator; the German form kaiser being derived from the Roman caesar), then "august emperor," then, from 971, "Roman emperor".
The cost of insuring a basket of Western European sovereign debt eased a little around the time of a summit meeting in Brussels at the end of October, but it has once again approached record highs.
They began talks months ago, but the pace picked up recently, said an American official tracking the negotiations, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he did not want to give the appearance of Western interference in sovereign Iraqi matters.
Western Samoa, a sovereign, independent state, consists of nine islands and has a highly structured social system of extended families.
It has taken centuries of wars, revolutions and religious upheavals for Western society to overthrow sovereign rule and evolve to our current democratic system.
In June Britain became the first western country to issue sovereign sukuk; its £200m ($322m) sale attracted orders of £2.3 billion.Western firms are also beginning to use sukuk to raise money.
The ultimate goal of cultural Marxism, we're led to believe, is to slowly and stealthily dilute and subvert white, Christian Western culture, thereby opening sovereign nations to rule by a one-world corporate government.
