61.   Still, efforts to subordinate national sovereignty to internationalist notions of universal crimes are especially tricky for the United States.

62.   That criticism has also been leveled at Secretary-General Kofi Annan for suggesting that nations with human rights abuses can no longer hide behind their borders, claiming national sovereignty.

63.   That is why even in the EU, a relentless prober of the boundaries of national sovereignty, proposals to harmonize taxes have made little progress so far.

64.   The debate over national sovereignty and self-determination after the cold war is rich in paradox.

65.   The party platform denounces the decline of national sovereignty in the European Union and demands the expulsion of millions of immigrants from Africa and Asia.

66.   The political consequence Malinowski drew from his anthropology was the need for a supranational authority that would limit national sovereignty while respecting freedom of cultural expression.

67.   The previous administration of President Carlos Salinas opened up failing state businesses to U.S. investment, a move at first seen by Mexicans as a violation of national sovereignty.

68.   The sanctions caused unease among some European governments inside and outside the Union because the Austrians felt their national sovereignty had been trampled on.

69.   The same countries that blocked consensus in Cairo are still pressing for language that guarantees the agreement will not violate national sovereignty or cultural traditions.

70.   The Sudanese government would be able to portray its fight as an anti-neocolonial struggle as well as a defense of Islam and national sovereignty.