The phrase "amendments to the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changes or modifications made to a specific program, such as a software application or a policy.
Example: "The committee proposed several amendments to the program to improve its efficiency and user experience."
Alternatives: "revisions to the program" or "modifications to the program".
So read the hastily scrawled amendment to the program for composer and sound artist Holly Herndon's performance Expanding Intimacy at the Guggenheim Museum earlier this month.
The takings issue is part of a multipronged attack on the trust account programs by the Washington Legal Foundation, which has also raised a challenge under the First Amendment to the programs in Texas and Washington.
Furthermore, the new amendments to the bill changed the program from a temporary pilot program to a permanent regulatory scheme.
California's own Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein are also supporting amendments to extend the program in the federal jobs bill.
The U.S. EPA did establish the Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP) after amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act and Food Quality Protection Act.
"Congress must examine the various national security collection programs and consider amendments to the law," Ms. Pelosi wrote to the president.
In 1993, after NASA had secured $11.5 million for its newly-minted High Resolution Microwave Survey, US Senator Richard Bryan submitted a last-minute amendment to kill the program once and for all, noting that "this will hopefully be the end of Martian hunting season at the taxpayer's expense".
This year NBC announced its "Tonight Show" would move to New York in February, in part to take advantage of an amendment to the state's incentive program that made such talk shows eligible for a 30% credit on production costs.
Before a single helicopter has arrived, President Clinton had to waive on national security grounds the human rights amendments Congress had added to the program.
Although lawmakers may introduce amendments to save threatened programs before the full committee meets to vote on the bill, the fate of the targeted items may not be decided until the House and Senate agree on a compromise bill later this year, Silver says.
