The phrase "amendment encouraged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are suggesting or promoting the idea of making changes or improvements to a document, proposal, or policy.
Example: "In our meeting, we discussed the proposed changes to the policy, and it was clear that an amendment encouraged by the committee would be beneficial."
Alternatives: "modification suggested" or "revision recommended".
That policy, enshrined in the 14th Amendment, encourages immigrants to enter the country unlawfully to have children, Trump said. .
The Kirkwood Amendment encourages and supports face-to-face conversation where a person, bringing all of his or her senses to the table, asks, "Do you love me?" And the other responds face-to-face, "I do.
First, the amendments encourage even more party splintering, since the new constitution reduces barriers to independent candidacy.
Nakama created his explainer video for a campaign currently underway to build support for the leading amendment proposal in Congress, the Democracy For All amendment, by encouraging people to make short videos about the need for an amendment.
While there is talk of amending the DARK Act to include an amendment to encourage voluntary labeling, it's crucial to note that this so-called "compromise" will do little to help consumers know if the food they're eating contains GMOs.
Jennifer Jaroski, a spokeswoman for the Tri-State Transportation coalition a coflition of environmental groups, said the amendment would encourage highway construction and lead to more development.
This amendment effectively encourages the wealthier party to cohabit with his/her partner and avoid marriage altogether to protect his assets.
Jurors aren't told of the inadmissible evidence, such as evidence excluded under the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment, to encourage compliance with those provisions of the Constitution.
Business groups and others supporting the amendment are encouraging companies to spread the word about it to employees and their families.
But after Schaeffer called for "general religious freedom" for all faiths, he went on to lament the left's manipulation of the First Amendment to encourage a "new concept of pluralism" in which "there is no right or wrong; it is just a matter of your personal preference".
