infringement of sovereignty

But Ukraine rejected the idea as an infringement of sovereignty.

'Any suggestion of this kind is rejected as an infringement of sovereignty.

So, where is the infringement of sovereignty?

That's an infringement of sovereignty.

He did not directly criticize the United States for the attack, and it was left to the Foreign Ministry to protest the infringement of sovereignty.

The current Senate has a majority of Republicans, whose 1996 party platform calls for continued nuclear testing and opposes the test ban treaty as an infringement of sovereignty.

Some third world nations have objected to restraints imposed on their policies as infringement of sovereignty, but the fund and the bank are strengthening those oversight functions as demands for money proliferate.

But last week, she already came under attack from Algeria for what it called an infringement of sovereignty after she said the country's violent confrontation with Islamic militants had become a matter of international concern.

Such a move, which Mr. Fox said would begin in the next few weeks, would mark a significant shift in the fight against the drug trade in Mexico, where political leaders have rejected extraditions as an infringement of sovereignty.

But in Katmandu, the Indian delegation's visit was described as "disastrous," and Nepalese officials are reported to regard the draft treaty as a completely unacceptable infringement of sovereignty, a view they say they have already conveyed to New Delhi.