The phrase "amendment aspects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific features or elements related to amendments, such as in legal or policy contexts.
Example: "The committee will review the amendment aspects of the proposed legislation to ensure compliance with existing laws."
Alternatives: "features of the amendment" or "elements of the amendment".
Topics will include falsity, substantiation, surveys, product placement, "green" marketing claims, disclosures and disclaimers, and First Amendment aspects of advertising regulation.
But the ruling, issued eight votes to nil with Justice Sonya Sotomayor recusing herself, does nothing to change the fundamental constitutional limits of decency on daytime television as the court declined to consider the first amendment aspects of the case.
He does believe in the First Amendment aspects of this, and for him it is all about criminalizing speech.
As Kagan noted in her dissent, the 1st Amendment aspects of all these cases is mere window dressing.
My advice to you is to just stick to the First Amendment aspect of the defamation lawsuit.
The First Amendment aspect of the plaintiffs' complaint attacks the CTEA not only in its application to subsisting copyrights but also insofar as it extends the terms of copy- rights for works yet to be created.
This is, in part, because of an endless series of tweaks and minor amendments to aspects of the system over the years by various governments.
Until earlier this month Newton was active in proposing amendments and voting against aspects of the welfare reform bill, on issues such as the cutting of legal aid to people pursuing welfare benefit appeals.
We have also acquired the text for nearly every "new" constitution, as well as that for a large majority of amendments, and have recorded aspects of their design that our theory would predict to be relevant to constitutional longevity.
We do not intend to make amendments to the quantitative aspects of this systematic mixed studies review protocol based on the findings from the included studies, to avoid the introduction of outcome reporting bias.
The court considered that two aspects of First Amendment freedom were potentially impaired by FECA.
