The phrase "agree amendments" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is expressing consent to changes or modifications in a document or proposal, but it is not commonly phrased this way.
Example: "After reviewing the proposed changes, we are ready to agree amendments to the contract."
Alternatives: "approve changes" or "consent to modifications."
A key point of its announcement was news that Mouchel had agreed amendments to its banking facilities, thus avoiding a breach of its covenants.
The government has tabled some mutually agreed amendments, which the government will be voting for on Friday and I hope all [Conservative MPs] here on Friday will be supporting those measures.
And it will be put through Parliament and House of Lords scrutiny in the coming months, allowing for MPs and Peers to debate its measures and propose and vote on amendments — before any vote on a final bill, incorporating any agreed amendments, can take place.
"We will need to examine the content and the form of the agreed amendment, as well as relevant practice, in order to determine the appropriate approval process," State Department spokeswoman Emily White said in an email on Monday.
The agreed amendment would require a judge in the family division of the high court to confirm that a terminally ill patient with less than six months to live had reached "a voluntary, clear, settled and informed" decision to control the time and manner of their death.
A spokesman for Rau confirmed the bill was still before parliament, with the upper and lower houses yet to agree on amendments.
The two chambers still must agree on amendments, but it is expected to be made final by the close of the legislative session on Friday.
The president will meet with Vladimir V. Putin, the new Russian president, in June to see if the two leaders can agree on amendments to the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972 that would allow a limited American system to be deployed.
Just we all agree no amendments – just let it go up or down.
Hacked Off has called on all three political parties to agree an amendment to the proposed press regulation legislation excluding "non-profit publishers" from the scheme.
