The phrase "amendment over a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific amendment in a legal or formal context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The proposed amendment over a contentious issue was debated extensively in the committee."
Alternatives: "amendment regarding a" or "amendment concerning a".
3-CB was repeatedly degraded after 29 replenishments (~ 200-μM amendments) over an approximately 2-year period.
A seven-vote swing would have put the amendment over the top, and the result was quickly interpreted as a clear sign that backers of the surveillance program would have to make changes to hold off greater restrictions in the future.
Applicants, in particular, will now have to consider the impact of choosing amendment over appeal, and those who decide to amend will have to do so carefully.
Wayne LaPierre, chief executive of the N.R.A., said, "There has been a brick-by-brick restoration of the Second Amendment" over the past 10 years or so at the state level, and he added that his organization continued to build upon it.
On Wednesday, by contrast, a swing of just seven votes would have put Amash's amendment over the top.
With a majority of seats in both the House of Commons and the Senate, Mr Harper's government has grown used to passing legislation without amendment over the objections of the opposition parties.
Hearings in which witnesses are made to invoke the Fifth Amendment over and over have been relatively rare in recent years.
Trinamool Congress, one of the governing coalition's crucial members, said late Tuesday that it would abstain from voting for the amendment over concerns about how it might affect Muslims.
Angela Kelley of the Center for American Progress called the idea of repealing the 14th Amendment a "radical" notion over and over through the hour.
One of the early obstacles to constitutional amendment was a debate over whether and when a current president must resign in order to be eligible for reelection.
