The phrase "make amendments to" is correct and is most often used in written English.
For example, "The new government has promised to make amendments to the existing tax code."
A committee was appointed to review election laws and make amendments to the Constitution.
The Treasury is ready to make amendments to the finance bill to adopt the recommendations.
Site Managers should promptly inform staffers whenever they make amendments to any such policies.
The Swiss Justice Ministry said it would first need to make amendments to the text, expected in March.
In a speech following General Barakat's funeral, Mr Sisi declared: "We will make amendments to laws so we can achieve justice in the swiftest possible time".
The federal government is willing to make amendments to pass its bill to reintroduce a tougher building industry watchdog, Malcolm Turnbull has suggested.
When he promised to leave office, he made amendments to stay forever".
The approach builds on the strengths of institutional analysis development framework, but makes amendments to suit complex and adaptive water management institutions.
"We are not even thinking in our wildest dreams about making amendments to the law," he said in an interview with the Hungarian private television channel Hir TV.
But the school made amendments to its application – including a commitment to move pupils and staff between the two sites – designed to win approval.
Since ascending to the throne, the 65-year-old - who had a long military career - has made amendments to the constitution that reinforce his powers.
