Chep backed the new law, and maybe he wishes now he hadn't, like the Republicans who pushed the no-third-term amendment for President.
And were it not for that damnable two-term amendment the Republicans put through to get even with F.D.R., tonight I would be saying, "I accept your renomination!" That's how I'd like to start my valedictory speech.
By its terms, Amendment 64 allows employers to prohibit use by employees only in the workplace.
The low stability of ZnS nanoparticles within oxic and complex environments such as the studied soil was the key explanation for the radical change in pig slurry-borne Zn speciation after long-term amendments.
Mineral-based fertilizers release their nutrients into the soil very slowly, and so are best considered long-term amendments rather than short bursts of food.
Ms. Etzkorn and Mr. Siegel point out that "banks, credit card companies, insurers and other types of businesses find ways to make money from the fine print nobody can read or understand," and that "lawyers have inundated us with mind-numbing disclaimers, disclosures, terms, instructions, amendments and amendments to amendments" to "avoid lawsuits or other potential problems".
(Since 2008, the term "Second Amendment" has been used more often than "gun control").
The term limits amendment was part of Speaker Newt Gingrich's Contract with America.
The term "Second Amendment" was rarely employed in the 1980s, but it has become much more commonplace since then.
There was the sting of Mr. Bloomberg's failure to act quickly on Mr. Miller's term limits amendment.
The Gralike Court had to decide whether the Missouri legislature could designate on the ballot whether congressional candidates supported a federal term limits amendment.
