sovereignty

1 In 1969, Norman Mailer and Jimmy Breslin ran a political campaign largely devoted to the idea of Gotham’s sovereignty — with the mulish insistence that the city get custody of the name “New York.”

2 The United Nations’ expectation that each of its member states respect the territorial sovereignty of its neighbors has formed, since 1948, the core of its efforts to maintain world peace.

3 It is plausible to believe that Betjeman would have associated himself with the “Leave” camp, which campaigned on a platform of stronger borders and greater sovereignty.

4 There’s a sense of sovereignty that comes from life on a mountain, a perception of privacy and isolation, even of dominion.

5 God relinquished a measure of his own sovereignty.

6 Many see food sovereignty as one way to reclaim that heritage.

7 Posner, Arena says, is focusing on the life of the nation’s sixth president, John Quincy Adams; Strand, on Teddy Roosevelt; and Nagle, on Native American tribal sovereignty.

8 Mr. Stauber said that it also showed that an American court was willing to take into account the “complete history of the painting,” as well as recognize national sovereignty and the laws of other countries.

9 We learn that in the early 19th century "the phrase 'the people' generally implied a mob" – and so it did for some; for others, "the people" were the only legitimate source of sovereignty.

10 In his new book Mr Hannan duly slams the EU’s erosion of national sovereignty and supposed antipathy to free markets.

11 It’s also territorially specific: It brings Bard itself into the larger narrative of Indigenous sovereignty and disenfranchisement.

12 But surveillance capitalism is also many other things: “a parasitic economic logic … a rogue mutation of capitalism … a new collective order based on total certainty” and “an overthrow of the people’s sovereignty.”

13 Family, relationships and place-based sovereignty are a major feature of contemporary Native America, whose collective “heartbeat” has grown stronger throughout the Self-Determination Era.

14 The caption read: 'The price of sovereignty has increased - official' Les Gibbard, illustrator, animator and political cartoonist on the Guardian for 25 years, has died at the age of 64.

15 Bankruptcy raises thorny issues about state sovereignty.

破产引起州主权中许多棘手问题。

16 Heirloom seeds are also key to food sovereignty — which allows people to choose what food they consume and control how and where it is grown.

17 Each tries to police a woman’s sovereignty over her body.

18 Soon they began to sell out their country's sovereignty and independence.

不久,他们开始出卖他们国家的主权和独立.

19 If the Sedition Act was a serious threat to civil liberties, Jefferson’s response was an equally serious threat to the sovereignty of the national government and the survival of the union.

20 But what they did, in fact, was eliminate tribes’ federally recognized status, sovereignty, and force the sell-off of tribal assets and land.

1 独立国

independency

2 主权

crown scepter imperium raj diadem majesty dominion supremacy sovereign empire mastery ascendancy paramountcy

3 君权

throne royalty majesty sceptre seigniory crown prerogative seigniorage

4 最高权威

supremacy

5 至上

best categorical liege uppermost it crest supremacy

6 霸权

supremacy hegemony

7 君主身分

lordship

8 独立自主

do your own thing be your own man be your own master be your own mistress be your own woman

9 统治权

government dominion lordship authority principality regency diadem supreme power sovereign power hegemony reign majesty imperium civil power

10 宗主权

suzerainty

11 主权国家

sovereign