Sentence examples for second adjournment from inspiring English sources

It was the second adjournment in the case.

Before military events forced a second adjournment of the council, the delegates finished an important decree on the Eucharist that defined the Real Presence of Christ in opposition to the interpretation of Huldrych Zwingli, the Swiss Reformation leader, and the doctrine of transubstantiation as opposed to that of Luther's consubstantiation.

House is voting on second adjournment motion.

Taimanov said of this: "It is staggering that I, an expert on the Sicilian, should have missed this theoretically significant idea by my compatriot, while Fischer had uncovered it in a book in a foreign language!" With the score at 4 0, in Fischer's favor, the fifth game adjournment was a sight to behold.

Moreover, the regular veto is unconditional, but the pocket veto, under the terms of Article I, Section 7, has two conditions for its use: the first is congressional adjournment; the second is that bill return is "prevented".

Be the first to move for adjournment; this will make you popular; it's what everyone is waiting for.

In the pandemonium on the floor, they chatted animatedly, chuckled gleefully and, when the speaker appeared on the dais, rushed gaily to the well to force an adjournment for the second day in a row.

A10 A Trial in Fits and Starts The Pakistani trial of Ahmed Omar Sheikh, who is accused in the kidnapping and murder of Daniel Pearl, convened in secret for a few minutes, then broke for a long adjournment, for the second week in a row.

This never happened, because Curran withdrew from his position by the luncheon adjournment on the second day, believing that he had been humiliated.

Second, periods of intra-session adjournment shorter than 10 days are "presumptively" too short to count as recesses that trigger the president's recess appointments power.

During a 1903 adjournment lasting only minutes between the first and second sessions of the 58th Senate, President Theodore Roosevelt made an en masse recess commissioning of over 160 officials.