The conference discussed how emerging sovereignties can coexist peacefully while respecting international law.

During the provincial election, a sovereigntist campaigned vigorously for Quebec's political independence from Canada.

Even in exile, the sovereigness remained a symbol of unity for her people.

The historian wrote a book about the sovereignesses who ruled the neighboring islands in the sixteenth century.

Local sovereignists organized a peaceful demonstration to oppose the new central government regulations.

She sovereignly admired the dawn, her joy exceeding anything she had felt before.

As a committed sovereignist, she argued that the country must reclaim control over its laws.

Debates over sovereigntism intensified after the government proposed new constitutional amendments.

In that forgotten charter, the monarch was proclaimed the sovereignest ruler of the realm, above all councils and laws.

The historian cataloged the sovereignships that emerged after the empire collapsed.