Sentence examples for amendments into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "amendments into" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition would be "to" or "for" depending on the context.
Example: "The proposed amendments to the policy were discussed in the meeting."
Alternatives: "amendments to" or "changes to".
He kept slipping amendments into bills to give George Bush the power to cut lawmakers' pet projects.
This has not only meant abandoning oversight (the majority is forever stuffing bloated last-minute amendments into already bloated bills).
His legislative programme was under threat from supporters of Lord Justice Leveson's report on press regulation inserting amendments into other unrelated bills.
Because the election would bring the constitutional amendments into effect, the president's move was criticized by opposition politicians as a power grab.
Is the BPI willing to turn the LibDems from an ally into an enemy if they can get a couple of amendments into the digital economy bill?
If the other 27 EU member states accept the UK's demands, lawyers would eventually find a way of incorporating those amendments into treaty changes.
An action of assumpsit was changed by amendment into an action of debt.
An American who turned the first amendment into profit, and the constitution into a commemorative paperweight every patriot should own.
According to the court, the second comma divides the amendment into two clauses: one "prefatory" and the other "operative".
Scalia's sudden death at age 79 throws the supreme court's divided stance on the second amendment into question.
In enacting this amendment into our fundamental law, Americans believed they were reducing the lame duck problem to vestigial proportions.
