The phrase "amendment down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The proposed amendment down was not accepted during the meeting."
Alternatives: "reduction of the amendment" or "amendment reduction".
Unfortunately, the Democratic majority voted this amendment down".
Stickland pulled his amendment down, but then charged toward Springer.
But it did not strike the proposed amendment down, a move that could have provoked a clash between the assertive judiciary and a representative body bent on reclaiming for itself powers that had been absorbed by past military dictators.
Faulks said he had laid his amendment down because everyone knew there was a widespread problem with foreign companies or other legal entities owning large swaths of property, particularly in prime central London.
A 56-percent majority say it's possible to pass new gun laws without violating the Second Amendment, down from a high of 65percentt.
He told the Guardian: "I fear that somebody may put a wrecking amendment down.
The last of these may see an interesting battle over knife crime, with amendments down from the Conservative backbencher Nick de Bois, calling for mandatory imprisonment for the second offence of possession of a knife for adults and juveniles.
His amendment went down in flames, with just a handful of Republicans supporting it.
When the election came in 2016, the amendment went down to defeat, fifty-eight per cent to forty-two per cent.
One cabinet minister said it had been underestimated how instrumental the amendment put down by Dominic Grieve had been.
"I was madder than hell when the habeas-corpus amendment went down and was a little hot and spoke prematurely on the vote," Specter told me.
