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… mankind (which affi rms that no State may assert national sovereignty over global commons resources) has undergone … spheres, in such a way that due account is taken of the sovereignty and interests of all States. Principle 25 States …

… elements of it into statutory law. The implications for sovereignty have been addressed and resolved in countries …

… on both sides of a national boundary. Factors of national sovereignty, legal complications and practical considerations … agreements over areas subject to disputed national sovereignty can provide exceptions (e.g. Antarctica). …

… of conservation and meeting local food needs. This food sovereignty corridor, the Ruta Cóndor, will link cultural and … years later, in 1868, when the Navajo were finally granted sovereignty, they returned to Canyon de Chelly. They brought …

… with national laws for matters that remain under the sovereignty of each Member State, such as penalties. In … classed as an OCT, the Faroe Islands are also under the sovereignty of Denmark and do not form part of the EU. As …

… remains contentious and open, not only because of the sovereignty interest of host countries and the fact that two …

… spheres, in such a way that due account is taken of the sovereignty and interests of all States.” In its MOX Plant …

… of soil planning and decision-making. 57 Principle 4 Sovereignty and responsibility States have, in accordance …

… and responsibilities of communities and prioritize food sovereignty, health, and local livelihoods”.72 A further …

… universal value, which are not dependent on the sovereignty of States Parties”. 67. Established by the …