As with many of the amendments, the exact wording proved critical to its interpretation. In 1791 a majority of states ratified the Bill of Rights, which included the Second Amendment. In its final form, the amendment presented a challenge to interpreters.
Top definition. EOW. End of Watch. A police term used in filing reports to signify the end of their shift. Also commonly used to signify the date of when an officer was killed in the line of duty.
When used in the context of âHR,â or human resources, âEEâ stands for âequal employment,â better known as âequal employment opportunity,â or âEEO,â catch-all terms that describe the various laws, regulations and jurisprudence that prohibit specific categories of discrimination in employment practices within the U.S. EEO protects the rights of those who apply for employment with an enterprise, as well as the rights of individuals who are already in its employment.