Sentence examples for adjourn it from inspiring English sources

"All that seems to happen here is every time I come to court somebody wants to adjourn it".

Slobodan Milosevic returned to his war crimes trial after his illness forced judges to adjourn it once again last week.

Scaring bore down: Q: And in spite of Daniel Malakov's lawyer saying to you he wanted — didn't want to go to court, wanted to adjourn it, you insisted on going forward, yes?

A4 Iraqi Legislators on Hiatus As legislators adjourn, it is unclear whether the Iraqi Parliament's decision to take August off should be considered a vital contribution to Iraq's political stalemate or the product of a more ominous breakdown.

Leibniz illustrates the claim with an amusing reference to a case that the Areopagites (judges on the Areopagus, the highest court of appeals in Ancient Athens) were having trouble deciding, their solution (i.e., de facto, but not de jure, acquittal) being to adjourn it "to a date in the distant future, giving themselves a hundred years to think about it" (Leibniz 1704 [1981]: 181).

Public Advocate Letitia James had also filed a similar suit, but said in late January that she would adjourn it pending further action from the administration.

The hearing lasted until early evening, when Judge Lifland adjourned it until Monday.

The case was then adjourned; it will be assigned to a new judge pending the appeal.

With the first knock he called the empty Senate to order; with the second he quickly adjourned it.

Party leaders gaveled the convention to order Monday to mark the formal opening of the event and then adjourned it.

If LCD Soundsystem are to be adjourned, it doesn't just mean a name change: it means a reinvention.