Sentence examples for before a recess from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kumar said he expects the revised bill to be presented before Parliament on Tuesday, and pass before a recess later this week.

One of the peers, Liberal Democrat Lord Lester, was critical of plans to publish the white paper on Thursday, just before a recess.

In similarly full-throated response, Breyer said the more restrictive interpretation advocated by Scalia would "prevent the president from making any recess appointment that arose before a recess, no matter who the official, no matter how dire the need, no matter how later in the session the official fell vacant".

Noel Canning will probably win, though it seems less likely that the justices will endorse the appeals court's broad indictment of presidential recess appointments that take place during breaks from formal sessions of Congress (as opposed to recesses between them) and of appointments to vacancies that "happen" before a recess.How much does all this matter?

His speech followed President Barack Obama's first General Assembly address, but not before a recess of some 15 minutes was called by the Libyan president of the General Assembly so diplomats could be take new seats.

And just to make sure the jury was clear, Mr. Benedict added, "And when you say Elvis, who do you mean?" Lunch Break Every day, before calling a recess for lunch, Judge Kavanewsky sternly reminds the jurors not to discuss the case, even among themselves, and to avoid reporters and any news accounts of the trial.

The delegates cast eighteen ballots before taking a recess for dinner.

"What is he doing on the phone?" The judge didn't issue a final ruling on S&P's request before taking a recess.

As it is on a couple of key questions: whether the words "recess of the Senate" apply only to breaks between sessions or include "intra-session" breaks (the Court held the latter), and whether the recess-appointment power applies to vacancies that arise before, not just during, a recess (the Court held that it does).

Despite the partisan fight, the legislation still appeared to be headed for a vote on the House floor next week, just before lawmakers take a recess for the Fourth of July.

Judges ordered a recess before delaying a continuation of the hearing.