The phrase "adjournment on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a meeting or session is being postponed or concluded, often followed by a specific date or topic.
Example: "The committee decided on an adjournment on the matter of budget allocation until next week."
Alternatives: "postponement regarding" or "suspension on".
That the adjournment on July 3 was, in effect,an adjournment of the first session of the Congress is not questioned.
At the conclusion of the testimony, Mr. Jeliffe, on behalf of the prosecution, asked for another adjournment, on account of the absence of Capt.
Mr Justice Birss at London's High Court granted a 10-week adjournment on Monday after hearing a loan agreement had been finalised which meant that HM Revenue & Customs would receive £2.7m this week.
Kwame Raoul, a state senator who represents the city's South Side and was part of the negotiations, said he believed that the plan would be called for a vote in time for adjournment on Friday and that there was enough support to pass it in both chambers.
If Mr. DiFrancesco and Mr. Collins agree to the compromise Mrs. Whitman is devising, Mr. DiFrancesco will allow the Assembly version to pass the Senate, setting the stage for the governor's bill to be approved by both chambers before the Legislature's adjournment on June 30.
The adjournment on Wednesday was a blow to Kurds who had expected Parliament to pass a law that would have moved forward with provincial elections, at least in the rest of the country, without binding the Kurds to any provision diluting their power in the city.
The king ordered the adjournment of Parliament on March 2, 1629, but before that the speaker was held down in his chair and three resolutions were passed condemning the king's conduct.
For now, no warrant has been issued for Mr. Tolstich, because the clinic's lawyers have won three adjournments on his behalf.
So far, they have been unable to present the evidence because the case has been bogged down for two years in procedural hearings, due to defence lawyers obtaining adjournments on technicalities.
Christopher S. DeCristofaro, secretary of Justice F. Dana Winslow of state Supreme Court in Garden City, said he encouraged the use of e-mails for routine things like adjournments on consent, notifying the judge of a settlement for scheduling purposes, discontinuing a case and setting up conferences.
Conservative Alec Shelbrooke is now leading today's adjournment debate on driving offences on private land, and he is urging government to introduce "Whitlam's Law".
