Sentence examples for relevant amendments from inspiring English sources

"This small-business bill should pass, and it should pass with relevant amendments," Mr. LeMieux said.

We then review the most relevant amendments for each of these use cases focusing on the additional functionalities and the new technologies they include, such as multi-user MIMO techniques, groupcast communications, dynamic channel bonding, spectrum databases and channel sensing, enhanced power saving mechanisms and efficient small data transmissions.

We're happy to have the opportunities, as long as we're pursuing relevant amendments.

So if they had agreed to have relevant amendments, we would have had a lot of amendments," Menendez told HuffPost.

Reid said he is willing to consider relevant amendments to the veterans bill and criticized Republicans for trying to politicize the issue of Iran.

In return, he would give the minority the unconditional right to offer as many germane, or specifically relevant, amendments as it wished.

The relevant amendment to the Guy Bono Report, which has the support of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, in the verbiage of European politics.

"Senators come over here and say they are not going to allow a vote on an amendment unless they are guaranteed votes on non-germane, non-relevant amendments.

"That's, uh...an intuition," he said, to a chorus of laughs from HFC Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and HFC board member Mark Meadows (R-N.C .. AnotheR-N.C .oard member, Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina, said the structured rule situation had been "a learning process" and he was "encouraged" that GOP leadership would not be blocking any more relevant Republican amendments.

An agriculturally relevant biochar amendment of 5% biochar (around 100 metric ton/ha) results in a water holding capacity of 24%, that is, a 50% increase over unamended soil.

Senate Democrats are watching to see if Republicans keep their amendments relevant.