The phrase "amendment and in" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It cannot be used meaningfully without additional context or clarification.
Example: "The proposed amendment and in the following sections will be discussed in detail."
Alternatives: "revision and in" or "change and in".
"This is not gun control," said Representative Carolyn B. McCarthy, a Long Island Democrat who spoke out against the amendment and in support of the agreement.
In the United States, for example, such major institutional reforms as the direct election of the Senate and the limitation on presidential terms were made by constitutional amendment; and in Britain the various reforms of Parliament were accomplished by statute.
Smith bristled throughout her career when asked if she was a feminist, even though she repeatedly voted for the Equal Rights Amendment and in fact, in 1945, co-sponsored the measure.
"After being delayed on the Senate floor ensuring a vote on my anti-pay raise amendment, and in a rush to make my flight home for town-hall meetings the next day," Mr. Vitter said, "I accidentally went through a wrong door at the gate.
Mr. Barrie and his family suffer ostracism over his determination to defend the First Amendment, and in court the jury wrestles over what is art and what is just obscene, but "it would have taken a work with far more energy and dramatic flair to convey the shock of that cultural moment" (Caryn James).
"Gertrude would roll over in her grave," she said of the Haacke work -- a wall of garbage cans with speakers blaring the sound of marching jackboots, a reproduction of the First Amendment and, in a medieval typescript favored by the Nazis, quotations from Mr. Giuliani and others, including Senator Jesse Helms, Patrick J. Buchanan and the religious broadcaster Pat Robertson.
It is of ecological significance to investigate microbial communities in response to straw amendment and moisture in arable soils.
In a hopeful sign, the proposed Iranian legislation stripped out the tougher amendments and, in the end, limited its own power to kill a deal.
seventh chief justice of the United States (1874 88), who frequently spoke for the Supreme Court in interpreting the post-Civil War constitutional amendments and in redefining governmental jurisdiction over commerce in view of the great expansion of American business.
In our opinion, the planned amendments and, in particular, the refusal regarding the adaptation of the main text of REACH are not sufficient in order to receive adequate, meaningful and relatable information on nanomaterials.
The news is good: The budget survived several amendments and, in a close vote, emerged more or less intact, well above the funding level specified in the president's budget proposal.
