The phrase "amendments return" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of returning or revising amendments, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The amendments return to the committee for further review before the final vote."
Alternatives: "revisions of amendments" or "amendments review".
However, Education Act amendments returned the school to operation soon after, and in 1873 education was made mandatory for students aged seven to 14.
The House amendment returns the State and local tax rules to section 346 so that they may be studied by the bankruptcy and tax bars who may wish to submit comments to Congress.
The amendment returns union election rules to pre-2009 rules that automatically count workers who do not vote in union elections as votes against union representation.
The Article 2 Amendments thus return yet again to the ALI Council and, in the event of its approval, to the ALI membership in May 2003.
Those accusations followed a scandal that began last year when the members were caught on camera apparently prepared to propose amendments in return for cash in a sting operation conducted by The Sunday Times of London.
I will of course help if Labour needs advice to develop specific amendments to return the NHS in England to an internal market and remove all aspects of an external market.
His amendments would return more of the receipts from the carbon permits directly to taxpayers, eliminate the issuance of free permits and do away with the ability of American companies to meet their emissions targets by buying offsets overseas.
When Mr. West, a first-term lawmaker, recounted his vote for an amendment to return unused stimulus dollars to the nation's Treasury, the crowd erupted with delight.
He also wants to repeal the Seventeenth Amendment and return the election of senators to state legislators, rather than to voters.
