0 to correct errors in (a book etc) -- rette; korrigere
The editor emended the manuscript.
Hunayn made every e#ort to * amend and emend his text, in order to produce a good working copy (15).
The regularity of at least four syllables to the verse is not exceptionless, though violations of the r ule are infrequent enough that editors generally emend them.
He also proposes to emend certain corrupt chants (except when a uniform tradition advises against it).
A law which is deemed to conflict with some other law, or with principles of equity and justice, can be restricted, emended, or even uprooted.
In some other regimes where it was emended, the price was occasionally very high.
He proceeds to discuss how the missing link can be remedied, and what the modified theory would look like, once appropriately emended.
It would always be rushed back to me with one or more of my emendations re-emended, daring me to re-re-emend.
My third point is that nevertheless the capability approach should not be constitutively emended in this way.
