Sentence examples for With this amendment from inspiring English sources

With this amendment, Apache Flume was then able to write a single file and append it while at the same time analytics jobs were able to read the data while the data were being written into HDFS.

With this amendment, Congress created a Designated Qualified Person (DQP) program.

With this amendment, civil defense workers may receive compensation for injury, including illness caused by bioterrorism, which is suffered as a result of civil defense service.

Mr. Hatch, for his part, said, "You would be turning over to the Department of Labor immense power with this amendment and I'm not about to do that".

The bill will be reported by the committee to the Senate with this amendment on Tuesday, but the committee will not report the bill favourably or unfavourably.

"All the D.H.C.R. has done with this amendment is ensure that a tenant's rent-stabilized apartment cannot be turned into a profit-making enterprise," he said.

They should sit down and work through the details of this amendment with [attorney general] George Brandis and Tony Abbott," he told Sky News.

"Once again, an activist federal judge has unilaterally attempted to undermine the will of the people of Texas who affirmed this amendment with 76% of the vote.

With his support of this amendment, Mitt Romney is taking important health care decisions about contraception, mammograms, and cervical cancer screenings among other issues out of women's hands and into the hands of their bosses.

"The goal here is to stir up one party's political base so they'll show up in November, and it's to do it by complaining loudly about certain Americans exercising their free speech and associational rights, while being perfectly happy that other Americans -- those who agree with the sponsors of this amendment -- are doing the same thing," McConnell said.

The bottom line: indefinite military detention is incompatible with our values, and this amendment is a major step forward to make sure we never return to the dark chapter of American history when we detained Japanese-American citizens out of fear during World War II.