Примери за използване на To national sovereignty на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What happens to national sovereignty?
I agree that the utilisation of nuclear power belongs to national sovereignty.
However, for reasons related to national sovereignty this extension proved not to be feasible.
The country's communications minister Ernesto Villegas called the threat"an unprecedented threat to national sovereignty".
We want a return to national sovereignty.
See replies provided in point 3, notably regarding the limitations of the‘geographical programmes',due to national sovereignty.
It creates threat to national sovereignty.
No act or activity undertaken on the basis of this Convention will constitute grounds to enforce, support ordisprove any claim to national sovereignty or jurisdiction.
This populist movement of aspiration to national sovereignty has really taken root.
No act or activity undertaken on the basis of this Protocol shall constitute grounds for claiming, contending ordisputing any claim to national sovereignty or jurisdiction.
In international law, autonomy refers to national sovereignty, as in, former colonies seeking self-governance.
No act or activity undertaken on the basis of this Protocol shall constitute grounds for claiming, contending ordisputing any claim to national sovereignty or jurisdiction.
And I understand the attachment of former Eastern Bloc countries to national sovereignty, this valuable thing that they had only enjoyed on and off.
With every failed policy to aid economic recovery, Europeans have felt increasingly disenchanted, fueling populist sentiment anddemands for a return to national sovereignty.
The Collapse of the European Union: Return to National Sovereignty and to Happy Europeans?
By contrast, she wants a return to national sovereignty, a withdrawal from the euro(“before it collapses”) and NATO(“submission to America”), the return of border controls and an unapologetic protectionist policy to“re-industrialise France”.
In Europe, France has led the crusade against the project,as it represented a threat to national sovereignty and its monetary powers.
On this issue Mr Orbán once again resorted to national sovereignty to explain that the Hungarians have the right to decide by themselves who they want to live with.
Many of the implications of Stability Bonds go well beyond the technical domain andinvolve issues relating to national sovereignty and the process of economic and political integration.".
Even China, this time,recognised that there are limits to national sovereignty and accepted that there should be international verification of its emissions because we are in this together: one race, one species on a single planet.
The reason of course is the reluctance of member states for closer coordination in some sensitive areas subject to national sovereignty, such as taxes, pensions or social systems.
The reason for this change lies in the presumed threat to national sovereignty and integrity posed after the war with Iraq and the de facto establishment of a Kurdish state in northern Iraq.
This report seeks to legitimise and consolidate a path that has gradually been forged on the backs of the people in an affront to their sovereignty: to national sovereignty and its legitimacy.
He proclaimed that Mr. Guaidó's declaration represented a grave danger to national sovereignty and public order and that the military would remain loyal to the Constitution.
Gambling is often correctly associated with crime at international level, and cross-border gambling rings which are much easier to run via the Internet jeopardisethe laws of various nations and harbour risks to national sovereignty.
Others, wistfully recalling a nation-statethat never really existed, cling to national sovereignty as a reason to refuse further European integration.
How do[the left critics] know that the fundamental problem was the“nature” of the ruling[revolutionary] parties rather than, say, the global concentration of capital that is destroying all independent economies andputting an end to national sovereignty everywhere?
Supporters of intergovernmentalism argue that supranationalism is a threat to national sovereignty and democracy, claiming that only national governments can possess the necessary democratic legitimacy.
How do[the left critics] know that the fundamental problem was the“nature” of the ruling[revolutionary] parties rather than, say, the global concentration of capital that is destroying all independent economies andputting an end to national sovereignty everywhere?
The illegal practices of intercepting the communications of citizens, businesses andmembers of the Brazilian government constitute a grave threat to national sovereignty and individual rights and are incompatible with the democratic coexistence between friendly countries,”.