Sentence examples for an amendment for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "an amendment for" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a proposed change or addition to a document, law, or agreement. Example: "The committee proposed an amendment for the existing policy to enhance transparency."
("We should say the second amendment is an amendment for all mankind").
Previous studies have reported that flue gas desulfurization (FGD) gypsum can be used as an amendment for saline-alkali soils.
The use of composted sludge as an amendment for sclerophyllous could be feasible and, what is more, helpful to mitigate the environmental impact of organic waste disposal.
The results obtained in this study have demonstrated the potential of using ferrihydrite on contaminated farmland as an amendment for arsenic stabilization.
In 1978, Congress passed an amendment for the District of Columbia to "be treated as though it were a state," with full representation in Congress.
It took another turn on Friday, when, at the N.R.A.'s annual meeting, in St . Louis Newt Gingrich said, "The Second Amendment is an amendment for all mankind".
The government's flagship academies bill was rushed through parliament last night, though six Liberal Democrat MPs voted for an amendment calling for more consultation with parents.
The Labour MP Geraint Davies has tabled an amendment calling for a referendum.
MPs also overwhelmingly rejected an amendment calling for a second referendum.
They had been ordered to abstain on an amendment calling for one.
But the House of Representatives planned to eliminate the funding until an amendment allowing for $100 million was passed.
