The phrase "amendments because the" is grammatically correct but may be incomplete without additional context.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications that are justified by a specific reason or condition.
Example: "The committee proposed several amendments because the current regulations are outdated."
Alternatives: "revisions due to the" or "changes as a result of the".
10.57am BST Linda Jack, chair of Liberal Left, told delegates that she was supporting both amendments because the party should have its own economic policy.
A Southampton town councilwoman, Nancy S. Graboski, said the new maps were more accurate than the previous ones but would require amendments because the process was in its preliminary stages.
Once approved by the government, the budget must be presented to Parliament in June and passed by July, and it is expected to be adopted, albeit with possible amendments, because the parties in the governing coalition hold a majority of seats.
The MR-BS may also send a DSA-REQ to all the RSs on the candidate path(s) in order to request an admission control decision as specified by the IEEE 802.16j amendments because the QoS information can be updated, especially when the configured period of QoS re-estimation is relatively high.
John S. Trinsey Jr., a voter and potential candidate, asked the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to declare the statute unconstitutional as a violation on the Fourteenth and Seventeenth amendments, because the lack of a primary removed his right to properly vote for candidates and delegated that power to political parties.
This restraint on speech may violate the First Amendment, because, by speaking, practitioners stand to attract state censure, not just disapproval by private organizations.
A Federal District Court ruled the search violated the Fourth Amendment because the warrant was excessively broad.
Actually, that requires some amendment, because the series is a caper in the era of "Top Chef".
The legislation does not have the same reach as the proposed amendment because the federal crime victims it covers represent just a small portion of the total number.
But Keller and his supporters argue that the video games in question are not protected by the First Amendment because the company was using the likenesses of college athletes for purely commercial gain.
The Obama administration said that its rules abided by the Dickey-Wicker Amendment because the federal money would be used only once the embryonic stem cells were created but would not finance the process by which embryos were destroyed.
