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10 sentences with “sovereignty”

Short, simple sentences with “sovereignty”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.

Brief definition: sovereignty

Sovereignty is the power or authority of a country to govern itself without outside control. It means having full control over laws, decisions, and actions within a territory. It also refers to the independence and freedom of a state or ruler.

10 sentences with “sovereignty” — examples

The sovereignty of a country resides in its people.

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Illustrative image sovereignty: The sovereignty of a country resides in its people.

The flag is a symbol of sovereignty and independence.

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Illustrative image sovereignty: The flag is a symbol of sovereignty and independence.

They signed the treaty without ceding their sovereignty.

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Illustrative image sovereignty: They signed the treaty without ceding their sovereignty.

Spanish nobles came to despise their own kings and asserted their own sovereignty against the claims of the monarchy.

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Although not ethnically Persian, the Turkish rulers embraced this idea of historical sovereignty, seeing themselves as the inheritors of over a thousand years of Persian rule.

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It was not until European powers began to break Ottoman sovereignty (a process that began in earnest with a huge Habsburg victory in 1699) that the real decline of the empire became visible.

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I believe that each nation will have to cede a part of its sovereignty to a "higher authority", perhaps under the auspices of the United Nations, to confront, monitor and police ecological problems.

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While the Roman Empire in the east remained intact, with taxes going to pay for a robust army that successfully defended Roman sovereignty, Roman armies in the west were underfunded and undermanned and vulnerable.

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Locke was a great political theorist of the period of the English Civil Wars and the Glorious Revolution, arguing that sovereignty was granted by the people to a government but could be revoked if that government violated the laws and traditions of the country.

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Although the debate over the causes of Rome's fall will probably never have a definitive answer, one important caveat should be made: Rome did not "really" fall for another thousand years, even though the city of Rome itself, along with the western half of the Empire, lost its sovereignty to the invasion of the Germanic "barbarians".

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