The phrase "amendment to bring" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a proposed change or addition to a document or law, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The proposed amendment to bring clarity to the existing regulations was discussed in the meeting."
Alternatives: "change to introduce" or "revision to implement".
Obviously the new law is in urgent need of a no- nonsense amendment to bring roll-your-own under proper federal controls and full taxation.
It was Edwina Currie who tabled an amendment to bring the age of consent for gay men down from 21 to 16 – there was famously no such law dealing specifically with lesbianism.
Another 200 children in the camps in Calais are eligible for sanctuary in Britain under the Dubs amendment to bring child refugees to the UK, brought about by Labour peer Alf Dubs, formerly a child refugee himself.
Lone child refugees who were brought to Britain after parliament passed an amendment to bring them directly from camps in Europe have described how they are rebuilding their lives in the UK, in an event in Westminster to thank MPs and peers.
An amendment to bring proposed 2012 funding for ARPA-E, the blue-sky research arm of the Department of Energy, up to the current year level of $180 million passed the House today by a vote of 214-213.
By the time he left in February 1875 opposition pressure had brought about an amendment to bring religious instruction back into school hours, and Kruger had been restored to the executive council.
This being the Senate, when no agreement could be reached on which of those amendments to bring up, 41 noncontroversial amendments were adopted in a matter of seconds and with no debate or even explanation of what they dealt with.
The Home Secretary Theresa May has said Conservative MP Adam Afriyie has "got it wrong" as he prepares to table amendments to bring forward a referendum on membership of the European Union.
The study not only provides evidence, but also calls for concrete actions to be implemented to ensure the rights of children in contact and in conflict with the law, placing particular emphasis on legislative amendments to bring them in compliance with international documents and prohibiting ill-treatment and torture, especially towards children.
Senator Tim Hutchinson of Arkansas, who introduced the amendment, promised to bring it up on the Senate floor.
One Labour MP, Geraint Davies, tabled an amendment attempting to bring forward the crunch point for the Labour leadership by calling for a referendum on May's deal but it was not directly connected with that of Kyle and Wilson.
