Sentence examples for prorogation of from inspiring English sources

The prorogation of Parliament brings an end to a particular session.

His spokesman claimed that the 63-day gap between sessions was less than the average prorogation of 151 days since 1867.

Government whips in both houses have to reach deals on which parts of the government programme, bill by bill, can reach the statute book before the prorogation of parliament and the election.

A parliamentary motion was signed by all members of Labour's shadow cabinet together with leaders of all the other opposition parties for the prorogation of Parliament to be postponed so that the report could be published.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] debateSIR – I am writing to express the Canadian government's concern over your false characterisation of the prorogation of Parliament ("Halted in mid-debate", January 9th).

MPs and peers take part in an ancient ritual on Thursday afternoon, leading to the prorogation of Parliament, and the end of sittings for nearly two weeks.

His confession has the plotters digging a tunnel toward their target during one of the several prorogations of Parliament, abandoned when the chamber directly beneath the House of Lords became available.

Equation (2) illustrates the prorogation model of the molecules in the medium, which can be regarded as the impulse response of the Brownian motion-based channel.

Following our last update, since parliament's prorogation on 10 May she has now tabled 192, which at £164 a time works out at something over £31,000, peaking yesterday at a mere 87.

In fact, the number of days Parliament sits will be reduced by only 22 over the course of the period of prorogation.

The right to vote in Singapore is not explicitly stated in Singapore's Constitution, but the Government has expressed the view that it may be inferred from the fact that Singapore is a representative democracy and from specific constitutional provisions, including Articles 65 and 66 which set out requirements for the prorogation and dissolution of Parliament and the holding of general elections.