The phrase "amendments to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications intended to decrease something, such as costs, risks, or regulations.
Example: "The committee proposed several amendments to reduce the budget deficit."
Alternatives: "changes aimed at decreasing" or "revisions to lower".
He also introduced amendments to reduce or eliminate money for foreign aid, welfare programs and the arts.
Ms. Snowe offered two amendments to reduce the penalty or replace it with a "defined minimum contribution," to help pay for health care.
The decisive votes today came on two amendments to reduce or shift some of the $934 million earmarked this year and next for Colombia in a foreign aid bill.
With power plants required by the amendments to reduce emissions of sulfur dioxide, which contributes to acid rain, and nitrous oxide, a heat-trapping gas and an ingredient of smog, some installed equipment known as scrubbers.
These efforts culminated in the 1990 Clean Air Act amendments to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions.
The results highlighted the potential of bone char amendments to reduce the bioavailability of Pb and Zn in contaminated soil.
Gov. Jeb Bush proposed repealing a constitutional amendment to reduce class size in public schools, saying he would instead use the money to pay teachers more.
Mr. Daschle offered another amendment to reduce the top tax rate to 38.6percentt from 39.6percentt rather than to the 36percentt in the bill, and to use the savings to expand the 15percenttaxax bracket.
She said on Twitter that she was "delighted" with his comments and reiterated that she would re-introduce an amendment to reduce the time lime to 20 weeks, adding that three quarters of GPs wanted a reduction from 24.
She favours a balanced-budget amendment to reduce the national debt and opposes banning assault weapons and large magazines for handguns (the gun lobby still calls her an anti-gun extremist).
The debate on constitutional reform also heard eloquent pleas from younger delegates backing an amendment to reduce the voting age to 16. 18-year-old Olivia Bailey pointed out the irony that she had been able to attend the national policy forum since the age of 15 but had yet to cast her first vote.
