sovereign
പരമാധികാര
definition
noun
In India, however, she was an empress, a supreme sovereign to whom other sovereigns owed homage.
a supreme ruler, especially a monarch.
How can I find the latest prices for Krugerrands and gold sovereigns ?
a former British gold coin worth one pound sterling, now only minted for commemorative purposes.
adjective
in modern democracies the people's will is in theory sovereign
possessing supreme or ultimate power.
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They do not seem to have this problem with the Republic of Ireland, a 'sovereign' nation which is miles ahead of Scotland in national identity and national global branding and marketing.
On the other hand, he has an understanding of the interdependence of 'sovereign' nations in a global economy.
A 1oz South African krugerrand costs about €275 and a British 'sovereign' about €110.
Even under existing arrangements, the demand within the EU is that 'sovereign' nations submit themselves to intellectual and political uniformity.
Interestingly, had you bought a gold 'sovereign' in 1984 for £300, its value today would be about £200.
I saw God as He really is - the 'sovereign' , all powerful Potentate.
However, the mission marks another dramatic shift away from a general policy of non-intervention in the affairs of 'sovereign' nations.
Would any self-respecting 'sovereign' nation accept such blatant intervention in its internal political affairs?
Since 1838, when it declared itself a 'sovereign' nation, Costa Rica has enjoyed an independent existence, which it has zealously maintained.
Popular belief credits shark liver pills with being a 'sovereign' remedy for illness ranging from arthritis to diabetes.
Governments, enjoying the full powers of a 'sovereign' Parliament, usually have a different vantage point from the opposition parties.
Not only was she the first American princess of Monaco, Alice was also the first American to marry a reigning sovereign and the first woman with a Jewish background to become the legitimate wife of a reigning 'sovereign' .
In India, however, she was an empress, a supreme 'sovereign' to whom other sovereigns owed homage.
From the religious perspective it is God who is 'sovereign' and not the people.
Proclaim him as the 'sovereign' Lord over all of creation.
George II was the absolute ruler of a medium-sized German state, Hanover, as well as being the British 'sovereign' .
The Great Elector was recognised as the 'sovereign' of East Prussia.
In theory, a member state can opt out of the EU at any time, reverting to its status as a 'sovereign' nation outside of the EU framework.
Self-consciousness then began to shape its social world too, a process culminating in the discovery that reason is 'sovereign' over everything.
Our early governors-general were British, and they were appointed by the 'sovereign' on the advice of British ministers.
But this Parliament needs to be quite determined that it finally is 'sovereign' over this country.
In this country, the Constitution is 'sovereign' , and the Supreme Court speaks for the Constitution.
But it is not the right of the American government to interfere in the 'sovereign' affairs of another nation.
Those two distinguished judges had held the view that Parliament and not the people was the 'sovereign' power, contrary to the view held by Thomas Paine and the French revolutionaries.
The only currency to retain confidence was the gold 'sovereign' , which had been shipped into Greece in large quantities by the British authorities to finance resistance activities.
We are called to serve the 'sovereign' Lord as tools in his hand.
I also recognize that some of the 'sovereign' nations of this assembly disagreed with our actions.
We, who are as good as you, swear to you, who are no better than us, to accept you as our king and 'sovereign' lord, provided you observe all our liberties and laws.
Its governance structure would be bottom-up, power ultimately based on 'sovereign' individuals.
Are we an independent and 'sovereign' country, or are we still a camouflaged colony of the superpowers?
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