However, they do not have the power to overhaul unaided a legal institution which, like much of Britain's constitutional machinery, has evolved over generations and now seems dangerously ramshackle.
It is that as a mathematician he discovered - alone and unaided - the binomial theory usually attributed to a famous English scholar called Isaac Newton.
When she could no longer walk unaided, instead of using a cane, she used a broom, so it might just look like she was sweeping.
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The Pope, who is turning 81 this month, looked frail as he arrived in Athens on Friday morning for the 24-hour visit, descending the steps of his plane slowly but unaided to be greeted by a Greek Air Force honour guard.
Two more men escaped unaided from the drift mine - a mine cut into the side of a hill where the coal seam is accessed horizontally - before emergency services arrived.
It has a 4.8-inch display and can be used for 23 mm wide-angle photos which, according to Samsung, is a wider field of view than the unaided human eye can see without swiveling your head.
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Since the capabilities of such intelligence would be difficult for an unaided human mind to comprehend, the occurrence of a technological singularity is seen as an intellectual event horizon, beyond which events cannot be predicted or understood.
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"He is walking unaided, which has been requested medically, and is in a better state now, " Wenger said.
Within weeks - before a neurologist appointment even arrived - he was unable to stand unaided.
" Emerging in late afternoon from the darkness of a movie theater is just as bad: "Local sunlight after rain had, quite unaided, the power not just to make my spirits drop--many things did that--but to convince me, beyond anything that could counter, that life would never again have anything to offer me.
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