The phrase "amendment so that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a document or proposal to achieve a specific outcome or purpose.
Example: "The committee proposed an amendment so that the new policy would better address the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "revision to ensure that" or "change in order to".
The government in The Hague is seeking an amendment so that family reunification applications will only recognise marriages if both partners are over the age of 18. "A 12-year-old girl with a 40-year-old-man - that is not a marriage, that is abuse", said politician Attje Kuiken, according to the BBC.
"Those tours are governed by the Secret Service budget, which is not part of this amendment, so that would not be affected".
(Mr. Netanyahu's government said last week it would seek to alter the draft amendment so that all immigrants, not just non-Jews, take the oath).
(He proposes, for example, altering the Second Amendment so that it's clear that individuals do not have a personal right to bear arms).
The government must now act to meet the conditions of the amendment so that the prime minister can report to the House and call an informed vote.
Mr. Lyons's Republican critics later modified the amendment so that it left the funding intact but stripped him of his authority to run the agencies.
Will they reject their leadership's calls for drastic cuts and draconian balanced-budget amendments so that the government can continue to operate?
The N requirement of the crop at its latest stage is expected to be fulfilled by the mineralization of organic amendments so that growers need to be cautious about top-dressing at booting stage.
Representative Brad Schneider (D-IL) moved to reopen the bill for amendments so that it could be rewritten to explicitly prohibit sales of helium to countries such as North Korea, Iran, and Syria.
Coburn said Reid has used procedural tactics to limit debate and prevent amendments "so that they won't have to take votes, because it's all political".
But the overwhelming majority of our group believes that if we approve this report it will mean a huge increase in the number of amendments so that in fact we do not achieve our objective.
