The phrase "and to amend the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, formal, or procedural contexts when discussing changes or modifications to a document, agreement, or policy.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the proposed changes and to amend the existing regulations accordingly."
Alternatives: "and to modify the" or "and to revise the".
She promised to abandon "don't ask, don't tell" and to amend the Defense of Marriage Act, which Bill Clinton signed.
Ozawa urged the country to be aggressive in seeking a permanent seat on the UN Security Council and to amend the post-World War II constitution, which prohibited Japan from military engagements.
The new document provided for a voter initiative process and voter review of local government every 10 years; both have been used vigorously in attempts to enact new laws and to amend the constitution itself.
The report calls on the next government to supplement the existing targets with new measures to give a more rounded picture of poverty and to amend the legislation to set out a new timescale for achieving them.
But city officials asked the state authority to accommodate the bank and to amend the master plan for Battery Park City so that a commercial tower could be built there.
With union membership falling to 13percentt of the work force from 35percentt in the 1950's, union leaders bemoan labor's decline and say a major effort is needed to organize more workers and to amend the labor laws if unions are to avoid sinking into oblivion.
Junior defence minister, Philip Dunne, replied:" Work is under way in the UK and US to amend the treaty by the end of 2014".
Mr. Clinton is seeking to amend a 1972 antiballistic missile treaty to allow for deployment of a missile defense system developed by the United States, but Russia is adamantly opposed to the system and to amending the treaty.
In 1864, a group of Protestant clergy formed the National Reform Association to petition Lincoln and Congress to amend the Constitution to acknowledge "Almighty God" and "the Lord Jesus Christ as the Ruler among nations".
And the times have changed since the push in the 1970s and 1980s to amend the Constitution to add the ERA.
Unlike his Venezuelan counterpart, however, Lula preferred negotiation to confrontation and refused to amend the constitution so he could run endlessly for office.
