The phrase "amendments to the code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changes or modifications made to a specific set of rules, regulations, or guidelines, often in a legal or technical context.
Example: "The committee proposed several amendments to the code to improve compliance and clarity."
Alternatives: "revisions to the code" or "modifications to the code".
Subsequent amendments to the code revealed two trends: first, greater individualism in family law; second, qualification of individual rights for the sake of social interests what has been called "socialization" of the law.
In a letter to the cabinet secretary on Friday, science organisations expressed their "deep concern" over recent amendments to the code, which demand that all civil servants, including government researchers, seek ministerial approval before they talk to the media.
It is curious that the language is almost identical to the proposed amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure Act.
For example, when considering future amendments to the Code, respondents cited the importance of using stronger language (n = 3), incorporating stricter enforcement mechanisms (n = 5), citing more supporting research evidence (n = 2), and highlighting best practice exemplars (n = 4) as means to enhance the Code's impact (n = 14).
(In January, Fallaci's supporters in the Italian Senate pushed through an amendment to the code, reducing the maximum penalty to five thousand euros).
At this meeting, we decided to propose an Amendment to the Code.
A positive development is a proposed amendment to the code, which would allow animal species descriptions and other nomenclatural acts to be published in electronic format, provided a number of conditions are met to ensure long-term accessibility [ 6].
(AP) MANHATTAN: LIMITS ON LARGE SIGNS The City Planning Commission approved amendments to the zoning code yesterday to restrict the size of billboards in manufacturing districts.
The meeting took place on the day Belarus's lower house of Parliament adopted the amendments to the criminal code lengthening jail terms for those convicted of fomenting protest or criticizing the government.
"If the secretary's restrictive view of 'legal votes' and manual recounts is ultimately adopted through amendments to the election code, there are potential constitutional implications, especially if the different voting systems continue to remain in operation," Justice Pariente wrote.
As LightSquared's creditors get prepared to consider which of four reorganization plans to vote for, it bears noting how much Chapter 11 has been changed by the 2005 amendments to the bankruptcy code.
