By-products of pyro-bituminous shale seem to be a good partial substitutive amendment for Brazilian vineyards.
Here is a partial list of amendments of interest to those who wish to cut the military budget (culled from a longer list of amendments compiled by the Council for a Livable World).
Reports say that Harry Reid is still partial to the 14th amendment; but there's also the coin and the coupons.
The first iteration of the House bill did include, by amendment, a partial exemption that would have applied to some union contributions.
McCabe was referring to a 2014 supreme court decision, Harris v Quinn, which ruled that it violates the first amendment to require partial public employees, like home-care aides and home-based childcare workers, to pay union dues.
Update: today's follow-on filing is an amendment that includes the partial release of some shares owned by "certain officers and directors of the company" that were previously locked up.
A century ago, women could be excluded from "democratic" discourse in the most obvious way -- by being denied the vote -- until the passage of the nineteenth amendment in 1920, giving women partial inclusion in full humanity.
And a majority of the Senate expressed its support for the Roe decision in a vote on an amendment last spring, during the debate on "partial birth".
A very partial list of organizations with an amend focus: Tikkun and Michael Lerner; FixOurAmerica; Change.org; Common Cause; Move to Amend; profoundemocracy; Wolf Pac; Root Strikers and Lawrence Lessig; Senator Bernie Sanders; Stamp Stampede; and more... * "The 28th Amendment To The U.S. Constitution: The Omnibus Anti-Corruption Amendment The Four Notable Truths".
But she has now been forced into a partial retreat, and the party has instead tabled an amendment rejecting the bill.
That claim, based on the argument that a partial recount in only four counties violated the 14th Amendment by weighting some votes more than others, was then still pending in a companion case before a federal appeals court.
