The phrase "amendment the subject" is not correct in English and lacks clarity.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and does not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "In the discussion, the amendment the subject was not thoroughly addressed."
Alternatives: "the amendment topic" or "the subject of the amendment".
The amendment was the subject of an emotional three-hour debate on Thursday night.
Whether such bans violate the First Amendment was the subject of spirited arguments this week in the Supreme Court, where justices examined Minnesota's rules prohibiting judicial candidates from stating their views on "disputed legal or political issues".
A proposed amendment on the subject may be attached today to legislation that is actually intended to increase protections for investors by strengthening controls over the nation's accounting system and over stock analysts' practices.
I ask you to give consideration to this, even without an amendment on the subject, and to look into the possibility of asking firms to add bitter constituents in order thereby to reduce the number of child deaths.
For decades, the true meaning of the Second Amendment has been the subject of wrenching public debate.
He said that subjecting "referendum-petition signatures to on-demand public disclosure" violated the First Amendment regardless of the subject matter of the measure at issue.
Even though Levy himself never owned a gun, he had a special interest in the Second Amendment, which was the subject of a great deal of scholarly attention at the time.
In the past century, the due-process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment has been the subject of some of the most heated contests of constitutional interpretation in American history; it lies at the heart of, for instance, both Roe v. Wade and Lawrence v. Texas.
Following the Sandy Hook massacre, gun rights, gun laws and the Second Amendment have been the subject of a national dialogue.
