All Men Created Equal

ratify

• (verb) to announce publicly or officially state
• (noun) an established law, practice, or custom
• (verb) to be aware of
• (verb) to sign into official law; approve.

establish

• (verb) to control or oversee something to make sure it goes smoothly;
• (noun) a person sent or authorized to represent others, such as at a convention or meeting.
• (noun) a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
• (verb) to create or set up something, such as a set of rules.

delegate

• (noun) an agreement or settlement of a disagreement made by both sides making concessions (giving up something to get something else) - to reach a middle ground
• (adjective) relating to ordinary citizens and their concerns
• (noun) a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
• (noun) a person sent or authorized to represent others, such as at a convention or meeting.

precedent

• (noun) an established law, practice, or custom
• (adjective) too large or too small in comparison to something else
• (noun) the state of being deprived of a right or privilege, especially the right to vote
• (noun) an earlier decision, event, or action that is used as an example or guide for how to handle similar situations.

rescind

• (verb) to control or oversee something to make sure it goes smoothly;
• (verb) to take away or overturn
• (adjective) related to social and economic issues
• (adjective) honest, blunt, straightforward

advocate

• (noun) a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
• (noun) the state of being deprived of a right or privilege, especially the right to vote
• (noun) an earlier decision, event, or action that is used as an example or guide for how to handle similar situations.
• (adjective) unfairly making life harder or limiting freedoms, especially toward minority groups

perceive

• (noun) an agreement or settlement of a disagreement made by both sides making concessions (giving up something to get something else) - to reach a middle ground
• (verb) to be aware of
• (adjective) enough, adequate
• (verb) to control or oversee something to make sure it goes smoothly;

socio-economic

• (adjective) related to social and economic issues
• (verb) to take away or overturn
• (adjective) unfairly making life harder or limiting freedoms, especially toward minority groups
• (noun) the part of government that makes laws

sovereign

• (noun) the part of government that makes laws
• (adjective) honest, blunt, straightforward
• (noun) an earlier decision, event, or action that is used as an example or guide for how to handle similar situations.
• (noun) an independent nation, in power and control of itself

regulate

• (adjective) honest, blunt, straightforward
• (noun) wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain
• (verb) to sign into official law; approve.
• (verb) to control or oversee something to make sure it goes smoothly;