Sentence examples for since the recess from inspiring English sources

But the call will mark the entire group's first discussion since the recess began and its first since the Obama administration signaled over the weekend that it might drop the idea of a government-run insurance plan.

This is particularly relevant in Mexico since the recess period is the only time in which children can eat food during the school day.

The board has ruled on more than 200 cases since Obama made the recess appointments.

According to the Senate Historical Office, Thursday marked only the second time that the Senate unexpectedly went into session during the summer recess since the break was mandated in 1970.

During a morning-long meeting of the party's board in Berlin, the first since the summer recess, Mrs. Merkel told party leaders that she would not support the issuance of common European securities.

Giving her first full statement on the EU in the Holyrood chamber since the summer recess, Scotland's first minister referred to comments May made earlier on Wednesday at prime minister's questions.

Two years on, the Socialist prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, had to convene his first government meeting since the summer recess to discuss an issue a bit too close for political comfort and party orthodoxy: what to do with the Roma and their tradition of illegally settling for a period of time wherever they find a suitable space.

In the first Prime Minister's Questions since the summer recess, the Labour leader said the government's economic policy had "spectacularly failed".

During the first Prime Minister's Questions since the summer recess, he said: "That's just how assertive and butch the leader of the Opposition really is".

Congress will be in session on Monday for the first time since the August recess.

The limitations imposed by the court of appeals would render many of the recess appointments since the Second World War unconstitutional".