The phrase "amendment over the" 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 it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The proposed amendment over the existing law was debated in the committee."
Alternatives: "amendment regarding the" or "amendment to the".
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.
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.
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.
Amendments over the past two years have tweaked its exact stipulations.
In the Senate, Democrats and Republicans offered dueling amendments over the estate tax and the alternative minimum tax.
Steven Maviglio, a spokesman for Mr. Davis, said the governor made this statement about the bill: "This bill represents good public policy, but it has been subject to many amendments over the past several days.
Horwood said he supported most of the bill and the funding mechanism being used, but would be tabling amendments over the financial support being extended to a much older technology like nuclear power – a technology that Lib Dems have traditionally opposed.
Goel expects that the administration and UTFA will continue discussions about the policy amendments over the coming year.
The mass balance, determined for the 22 PS amendments over the period, confirmed the overall exogenous Cu and Zn accumulation within the surface layers.
High throughput wireless standards based on IEEE 802.11n and IEEE 802.11ac have been developed and released within the last few years as new amendments over the commercially popular IEEE 802.11.
