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Meanings of full sovereignty in English
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Usage of full sovereignty in English
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France right-wing parties also called on New Caledonians to reject full sovereignty.
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The one-day referendum will determine whether New Caledonia will assume full sovereignty.
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But equally it could raise expectations of full sovereignty for the Dutch.
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The referendum asks whether voters want New Caledonia to attain full sovereignty and become independent.
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One reason was that 'independence' meant full sovereignty, with all that such a status implied.
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Salmond's timetable, which optimistically foresaw completion and full sovereignty by March 2016, was soon binned.
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The Noumea Accord stipulates that voters will decide if the territory should assume full sovereignty.
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Voters will again be asked whether they want New Caledonia to assume full sovereignty and become independent.
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No campaigning is permitted today ahead of tomorrow's referendum on whether New Caledonia should accede to full sovereignty.
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The idea that countries should retain full sovereignty over their tax rates has proven impossible to prise away.
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He said asking voters whether they were for, or against full sovereignty bears the risk of causing divisions.
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New Caledonia's pro-independence politicians say they are confident just two weeks out from the referendum on full sovereignty.
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The vote is due on the 4 November and will determine whether New Caledonia will assume full sovereignty.
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But Netanyahu has spoken of a "state minus", something short of full sovereignty for the Palestinians.
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Voters in New Caledonia will decide on November 4th whether the territory should attain full sovereignty and become independent.
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After all, this was what they voted for and it's the price to pay to return to full sovereignty.
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