Concerning the transition from the present system of national sovereignty.
Concerning the transition from the present system of national sovereignty to a system of world government, the House of Justice fully agrees with your view that the Bahá’ís must now do all in their power to promote this transition.
But the history of the war is only a record of the triumph of the principle of national sovereignty.
In the development of the idea of national sovereignty, the significance of the decision lies in the emphatic assertion that the Supreme Court is the tribunal of last resort in cases involving the constitutionality of acts of Congress.
Yet as late as 1800 the federal judiciary had pronounced none of those decisions which were to make it so powerful a factor in the assertion and maintenance of national sovereignty.
But a constitutional reaction had set in; and even while John Marshall was setting forth the doctrine of national sovereignty in its most uncompromising form, John C.
The phrase popular Sovereignty is, consequently, for us Americans equivalent to the phrase "national Sovereignty.
Nothing could have been more emphatically an exercise of national sovereignty; yet, as Madison said, while warmly commending the act, Congress did it "without the least colour of constitutional authority.
It was in no such partly settled country that Congress could do such a thing as carve out boundaries and prohibit slavery by an act of national sovereignty.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "national sovereignty" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
