1 a British gold coin that was in use in Britain from 1817 to 1914 and was worth £1
2 having the highest power or being completely independent:
3 an extremely successful way of dealing with a problem:
Love is a sovereign remedy for unhappiness.
4 a king or queen, or a person having the power to govern a country
5 used to describe money that is borrowed or invested by national governments:
Taming the sovereigns: institutional change in international politics.
Significantly, in such a society, the sovereign's right of death existed for the sole purpose of protecting and, therefore, sustaining his own life.
The paper discussed the role of cattle in constructing enduring connections among kin and affines, patrons and clients, sovereigns and supporters, men and their ancestors.
He highlights in par ticular the transformation of tribal commanders into local sovereigns of clearly defined ter ritory.
The rating agencies' relationship with sovereigns is not best understood in terms of relative power - which they have gained and lost.
Long-lasting notions of civic liberties clashed with the claims of town authorities to rule as sovereigns over their townspeople.
In the study of the development of democratization at the domestic level, we have always assumed that unelected sovereigns have transferred powers to elected parliaments in response to public pressures.
The theologians interpreted that principle rather restrictively, arguing that only injuries done to oneself, to one's own subjects, or to allied sovereigns counted as a just cause.
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