The phrase "amendments were enacted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal or legislative changes, indicating that specific amendments have been officially put into effect.
Example: "The amendments were enacted to address the growing concerns about environmental protection."
Alternatives: "amendments were implemented" or "amendments were adopted".
But more crucially the context has changed since the first time these amendments were enacted.
The decree issued on Saturday removed legal impediments that had continued to block the return of the properties even after amendments were enacted in recent years to allow it.
"It could not have been Congress's purpose, when amendments were explicitly designed to extend coverage, to at the same time contract coverage," Mr. Becker said, noting that before the 1974 amendments were enacted, home-care aides employed by companies had minimum wage and overtime protections.
These amendments were enacted in order to bring the activities of CPOs and CTAs under the regulatory oversight of the CFTC.
If these amendments were enacted, those records--and the donor's influence--would have been kept secret. .
Two months after the decision, a series of legislative and constitutional amendments was enacted that effectively reversed the Chng Suan Tze decision.
In 1903 (Feby. 24, 1903, Gen.Laws 1903, p. 244) detailed provisions for the carrying into effect of this amendment were enacted by the legislature.
If the amendment were enacted into law, DOJ would be prevented for one year from spending any taxpayer money to raid medical marijuana patients, caregivers, or businesses in the 16 states where medical marijuana is legal.
In that case as in this case, the parties permitted the original illegal security agreement to remain unaltered in its terms after the amendment was enacted.
While we applaud a federal judge's ruling temporarily restoring Acosta's access, we insist that the revocation remains an affront to the expressive freedoms the First Amendment was enacted to protect, and demand it be rescinded forthwith.
After Senator Blanche Lincoln, a Democrat from Arkansas, put forward an amendment that would force the big banks to move their derivatives-trading desks into separate subsidiaries backed by more capital, Volcker wrote a letter to Dodd saying that such a move was unnecessary, providing that the Merkley-Levin amendment was enacted.
