The phrase "amendment the position of" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable in written English without additional context.
Example: "The committee proposed an amendment to the position of the policy regarding environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "revision of the stance on" or "change in the viewpoint of".
The Hailsham amendment would weaken the position of British negotiators, once it became known that any agreement concluded could be overturned by a parliament in which Remainers predominate.
After the death of revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini, in 1989, Rafsanjani engineered a constitutional amendment that eliminated the position of Prime Minister and transferred power to an executive President.
In 2005, the state legislature passed resolutions for a proposed constitutional amendment to create the position of lieutenant governor.
On 25 July of the same year, the parliament passed several constitutional amendments, including amendment LXXI, which created the position of President and Vice-Presidents.
The "stop" was an acronym for "stop taking our privileges," effectively summarizing the position of the amendment's opponents.
If the European Parliament approves the position of the Council without amendments, the amending budget shall be adopted in accordance with the TFEU.
The position of vice president of the republic was also created by amendment; the vice president, who cannot succeed the president, is appointed by and assists the president.
That could put federal regulators in the position of determining which movies are appropriate for young audiences, raising First Amendment concerns, the agency said.
This year the position of the state, the county and the city regarding the nature of 2nd Amendment rights was explicitly overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Four words that made the position of the Democratic party on TPP explicit: "We oppose the TPP". Former NAACP president Ben Jealous, representing Sanders, offered those words in an amendment to Saunders' amendment, imploring Committee members to be leaders, not bureaucrats.
