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… states. Yet, the perceived threat of losing national sovereignty is increasing the political cost of adopting 10 … of 1961, which recognised the concept of limited territory sovereignty over international watercourses.47 The early work … theory (in that they all possess the characteristics of sovereignty) and where no state has authority over another.60 …

… http://leo.informea.org/terms/sovereignty 7. Regular Exchange of Data and Information … the data or information. http://leo.informea.org/terms/sovereignty …

… subsoil below and the airspace above these. A state enjoys sovereignty within its territory but beyond that a state can only have less than sovereignty, for example sovereign rights, jurisdiction, … conditions as provided in article 47. A coastal state’s sovereignty within its territorial sea and archipelagic …

… http://leo.informea.org/terms/sovereignty http://leo.informea.org/terms/developing-country …

… jurisdiction, such as the high seas and deep seabed. The sovereignty of a state extends, beyond its land territory and …

… jurisdiction, such as the high seas and deep seabed. The sovereignty of a state extends, beyond its land territory and …

… sea are part of a state’s territory and subject to its sovereignty. The UNCLOS specifies how the inner and outer … waters can be generated. As a consequence of a state’s sovereignty over its territory, a coastal state has exclusive … not apply to sedentary species or to maritime zones under sovereignty.101 98 International Convention for the …

… are especially bleak in view of the sensitive Antarctic sovereignty issue. A state that becomes party to 1980 CAMLR …

… 63/124 (on the Law of Transboundary Aquifers),56 including sovereignty, the equitable and reasonable use of water … the draft articles.196 The ILC’s Draft Law’s emphasis on sovereignty is arguably stronger than that in the UN …