"introduce amendments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to propose or suggest changes to a document, such as a law or policy. You can use this phrase when discussing a legislative process, writing about a government proposal, or in a formal setting. Example: The senator plans to introduce amendments to the tax bill during tomorrow's session to address concerns from small business owners.
If Democrats like Ms. Feinstein get to introduce amendments, then Republican senators will do so, too.
Students may also wish to introduce amendments or write an entirely different immigration bill.
Nick Xenophon will support the bill being debated but will then introduce amendments of his own.
Labour will introduce amendments to the lobbying bill that tackle the vested interests that have tarnished the reputation of politics.
Several Republican senators tried to introduce amendments that would have changed the eligibility requirement for food stamps, but the amendments were defeated or withdrawn.
And he has promised to encourage more open debate as speaker, giving the minority more freedom to introduce amendments and eschewing the sort of procedural tricks the Democrats have used in recent years to squelch dissent and avoid awkward votes.
This week, politicians introduced amendments to a draft law in the State Duma that would place some restrictions on abortion.
He also introduced amendments to reduce or eliminate money for foreign aid, welfare programs and the arts.
Over the years, the government has introduced amendments to existing laws like the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act 1967, to add legislative teeth to the fight against terror.
Members of both parties took the blame for introducing amendments that ultimately killed the carefully developed compromise based upon an initial bill that Mr. McCain had helped draft.
The American government's Trade Promotion Authority, which forces Congress to accept or reject a trade bill without introducing amendments, is thought to be essential if America is to take part in talks.
