If the Senate votes to open the rules, it will, after inducting its new members, go into recess as usual, returning in time for the State of the Union address.
9.12am BST It's the last day that the Commons is sitting before the summer recess and, as usual, that means that we're get a host of announcements that ministers need to present to parliaments while they've got the chance.
Opportunities to engage in school-based physical activity were measured by assessing the time spent on physical education (PE) classes and recess in a usual week.
At noon last Friday, the Senate began a 10-day recess without any of the usual pro-forma sessions scheduled.
The appeals court judges agreed that presidents may avoid the usual Senate confirmation process only during the recesses between formal sessions of Congress, which generally happen once a year.
The study indicates that the pantograph recess has a different behaviour compared to the usual cavity grazing flows.
John R. Reigstad University City, Mo., March 15 , 2010To the Editor: If recess is defined as a temporary withdrawal or cessation from usual work or activity, it is an oxymoron to have a recess coach.
"Over the summer recess I will be out and about in Burnley even more than usual.
The bold and free rearrangement of traditional building components goes still further, for instance, to place columns recessed behind a wall plane rather than in front of it as is usual.
With the year-end recess over and the upheaval of the election cases behind them, the justices returned to business as usual, with arguments, orders in several hundred cases, and decisions due to be handed down on Tuesday and Wednesday.
