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Meanings of belligerent rights in English
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Usage of belligerent rights in English
1
Lord Heytesbury only observed that 'it was a resumption of belligerent rights.'
2
A concession of belligerent rights is liable to be construed as a recognition of them.
3
Our belligerent rights may therefore sleep for a season.
4
They were authorized as belligerent rights, and were to be carried into effect by military or naval officers.
5
The formal accordance of belligerent rights to the insurgent States was unprecedented, and has not been justified by the issue.
6
The new application made the interests of neutral commerce the supreme factor in determining how far belligerent rights should be respected.
7
The matter might have been determined by the grant of the belligerent rights for which they repeatedly appealed to the United States.
8
Nor did he then deem the grant of belligerent rights to the Cubans as either expedient or properly warranted by the circumstances.
9
The cry is now loudly raised for recognition of belligerent rights, with a view to independence and annexation by the United States.
10
All she asks is that she shall be granted belligerent rights, and be allowed to buy and ship her supplies without interference.
11
This Government has not felt called upon to interfere in a contest that is within the belligerent rights of the parties as independent states.
12
They are all belligerent rights, and their exercise is as essential to the successful prosecution of a foreign war as the right to fight battles.