- way (such as "adjourn at 10 p.m."), the time for
adjourning is
already established, or
unless adjournment would dissolve the ****embly (in
these cases, it...
- one hour for the next
twenty moves,
followed by
adjournment (a six-hour session) The
rules for
adjourning a game of
chess are as follows: Once the time...
- In the
Westminster system, an
adjournment debate is a
debate on the motion, "That this
House do now
adjourn." In practice, this is a way of
enabling the...
-
Adjournment sine die (from
Latin "without a day") is the
conclusion of a
meeting by a
deliberative ****embly, such as a
legislature or
organizational board...
-
retained by default,
unless that
record is
explicitly expunged. The
judge adjourning in
contemplation of
dismissal may
impose specific conditions on the defendant...
- An Act of
Adjournal is
secondary legislation made by the High
Court of Justiciary, the
supreme criminal court of Scotland, to
regulate the proceedings...
- In the
United States,
conditional adjournment refers to the
authority given to the
Speaker of the
House of
Representatives and the
president pro tempore...
- A
Motion to
Adjourn is a 1921
American silent comedy film
directed by Roy
Clements and
starring Harry L. Rattenberry, Roy
Stewart and
Marjorie Daw. The...
-
jointly with Mary Ann Jensen,
added a
fifth stage to the four stages:
adjourning, that
involves completing the task and
breaking up the team (in some texts...
-
which ****embled at
White Plains on July 10, 1776, and
after repeated adjournments and
changes of location,
finished its work at
Kingston on
Sunday evening...
