amend

English society and literature were animated by these visions of lands that were both "known" and "unknown," conveyed by travelers (Sandys, Cory-ate, Smith, the Sherleys) and by their amenders or their interpreters.

If sovereignty means unchecked legal power, then, it now resides (if anywhere) in the "Amenders," consisting of various combinations of Congressional super-majorities (or majorities, in the case of calling a convention at the request of the states), plus super-majorities of either state legislatures or state conventions (at the choice of Congress).

I try to use only potting soils and soil amenders that do not contain peat moss, and I hope that others will try to do the same.

It is not available for late amenders (for the TEFRA, the TRA 1984 or the REA) or exclusive benefit violations.

The 2009 election gave the amenders 11 wins and no losses.