The phrase "amendment lawmakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to legislators or officials who are involved in the process of proposing or enacting amendments to laws or regulations.
Example: "The amendment lawmakers gathered to discuss the proposed changes to the constitution."
Alternatives: "legislators on amendments" or "lawmakers for amendments".
After the Senate voted, 58 to 36, to table Mr. Durbin's amendment, lawmakers resumed debate on other amendments with final passage of the bill expected next week.
So, without the Grassley amendment, lawmakers and their staffs could have continued their existing coverage, just like millions of other Americans whose plans meet the requirements.
In Idaho's graceful, striated-marble Capitol, home to one of the more ardent and adamant state legislatures in the nation in standing up for the Second Amendment, lawmakers from both parties say that a torrent of public passion, even panic, about new proposed federal gun rules is pushing in only one direction: toward more guns, not fewer.
In a separate last-minute amendment, lawmakers also instructed the city attorney to report within a month on what legal authority Los Angeles may have to require fingerprint background checks if state regulators fail to act.
After activists mobilized around the state to protest Bloom's attack on the 1st Amendment, lawmakers diluted the bill's language, which had initially included an Israel enemies list reminiscent of the McCarthy era.
In 1983, voters approved an amendment forbidding lawmakers to pass any laws that would permit abortion in Ireland.
In the United States, regulating search results could violate the First Amendment, said lawmakers from both parties, free-speech advocates and tech experts.
The judge cited problems with the statute, saying it was aimed at newsgathering activities protected by the First Amendment, and lawmakers should have increased penalties for reckless driving rather than target those who photograph celebrities.
He said he would formally submit a list of budget amendments to lawmakers on Monday.
During the brief discussion of Mr. Cole's amendment, one lawmaker — Representative Norm Dicks, Democrat of Washington — suggested that it could end American participation in the NATO campaign, a transcript showed.
With senator after senator looking for changes, there were so many amendments that lawmakers could barely find time for two minutes of debate -- one per party -- and a quick vote before the next amendment.
