The phrase "amendment at the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The proposed amendment at the same time as the budget discussion was unexpected."
Alternatives: "amendment simultaneously" or "amendment concurrently".
"How you do that and protect the Second Amendment at the same time is very important".
And that is a violation of the First Amendment". At the same time, the politics of the merger are not so straightforward.
And apparently to prevent misunderstanding, there was an amendment at the same time of the provision now in section 4 by the addition of the last clause 6 in order to make the reservation of the state's jurisdiction 'more comprehensive.' Code of West Virginia, 1931, c. 1, art. 1, § 4, Revisers' Note.
The Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, which has called the play sacrilegious, has scheduled a protest outside the City Center on West 55th Street; the People for the American Way are planning a "quiet walk for the First Amendment" at the same location from 5too 8 P.M.
The two coordinating sites for the trial ensured that their local ethics boards were tasked with both adhering to high ethical standards for conducting research with humans as well as reviewing and approving the same amendments at the same time for the overall global project.
If the proposed amendment is a minor one that requires little discussion, you may propose the amendment and vote at the same meeting.
Curiously, the amendment was passed at the same time as a flexibility package I had engineered to enable SUNY to attend to its own affairs more efficiently.
Also, they are demanding their 1st amendment rights while at the same time arguing that Supreme Court affirmed free speech rights of others be taken away?
That's not a far-fetched conclusion to draw in a political culture that has unleashed campaign spending and given it First Amendment protection while at the same time branding the supposed free speech of college students as bullying, tyranny, censorship, and intolerance.
"I do believe in the Second Amendment," she said, "but at the same time, public safety has to be paramount".
As a result, an amendment passed by lawmakers at the same time as the budget mandates that transportation projects will not be charged for their gas emissions until January 2010.
