Sentence examples for whether to adjourn from inspiring English sources

There were some impassioned appeals to disband, and the workshop voted to adjourn until seven-thirty that night when it would decide whether to adjourn for good.

IT IS one of the oddities of Britain's unwritten constitution that, when considering whether the country should send troops into battle, the House of Commons often ends up voting on the technical question of whether to adjourn.

The disagreement requirement likely envisions a formal vote by each chamber regarding whether to adjourn.

P&O Princess Cruises said today that its shareholders had voted to adjourn a meeting scheduled to decide whether the company should merge with Royal Caribbean Cruises, clearing the way for a possible takeover by the Carnival Corporation.

If all Senate Republicans do not agree to allow an adjournment vote, it is unclear whether Majority Leader Reid could muster the 60 votes needed to adjourn.

We agree to adjourn downstairs.

Deputies agreed to adjourn until Tuesday morning.

Legislative leaders hope to adjourn the 2012 session this week.

"Do I hear a motion to adjourn?" Meeting over.

The General Assembly is planning to adjourn on Friday.

Then Lyndon Johnson, the majority leader, moved to adjourn.