exclusive sovereignty造句

• In countering the US claim of exclusive sovereignty the British cited the Nootka Conventions.
• The time of absolute and exclusive sovereignty, however, has passed; its theory was never matched by reality.
• This act gave Spain exclusive sovereignty and navigation rights over the entire west coast of North America.
• Nicaragua s exclusive sovereignty over the San Juan River was established in 1858 with the "'Ca馻s-Jerez treaty " '.
• In the larger scheme of things the Nootka Conventions weakened the notion that a country could claim exclusive sovereignty without establishing settlements.
• There have even been signs of subtle shifts in the once monolithic Arab public opinion that Arab Muslims should have exclusive sovereignty over East Jerusalem.
• The Palestinians reject Israeli exclusive sovereignty in Jerusalem and demand the right to establish their capital in the traditionally Arab eastern sector of the city.
• Regarding Jerusalem, the guidelines pledge to " thwart . . . any action that does not fall in line with Israel's exclusive sovereignty over the city ."
• "The question is whether Jerusalem should be under the exclusive sovereignty of one nation, " said a statement from the group calling itself The Jewish Peace Lobby and signed by more than 300 rabbis.
• The king kept his exclusive sovereignty but was bound by the Government Business to cooperate with the Ministers and the decisions of both Chambers of the States ( de : " Kammern der St鋘deversammlung " ) meeting.
• Arafat's proposal also came as the Americans were trying desperately to move the discussion away from any form of exclusive sovereignty and toward the concept of shared sovereignty between Israel and the Palestinians, or better still, the concept of " divine sovereignty ."
• Charles Lichenstein, a former U . S . delegate to the United Nations, says Americans are highly distrustful of any institution they believe " challenges the exclusive sovereignty of our country " _ a distrust he says is heightened by the United Nations'location on American soil.
• Spanish rights in the Pacific Northwest were later acquired by the United States via the Adams-On韘 Treaty, signed in 1819 . The United States argued that it acquired exclusive sovereignty from Spain, which became a key part of the American position during the Oregon boundary dispute.
• Spanish rights in the Pacific Northwest were later acquired by the United States via the Adams On韘 Treaty, signed in 1819 . The United States argued that it acquired exclusive sovereignty from Spain, which became a key part of the American position during the Oregon boundary dispute.
• Boutros-Ghali _ and the international elites running the United Nations _ appear to believe that U . N . member nations, including the United States, should be willing to abandon claims of " absolute and exclusive sovereignty " and empower the United Nations by ceding it a measure of their sovereignty.
• Under this concept ( " archipelagic doctrine " ), an archipelago shall be regarded as a single unit, so that the waters around, between, and connecting the islands of the archipelago, irrespective of their breadth and dimensions, form part of the internal waters of the state, and are subject to its exclusive sovereignty.
• One international law professor has urged that practicality calls for laying aside exclusive sovereignty in favor of an " international peace park . " A scholarly article concurs in concluding : " Since Thailand and Cambodia have brought only blood and bitterness to this place, it might be desirable to preserve it from both.