The termination of a meeting. Adjournment occurs at the close of each legislative day upon completion of business, with the hour and day of the next meeting set before adjournment.
The end of a legislative day and any business of that day; different from recess, which does not end the day.
Termination of daily session.
the end of a legislative day or session.
A temporary postponement of the proceedings of a case until a specified future date.
Any postponement of an appeal, other than a withdrawal or deemed withdrawal. [See Rules of Procedure, Adjournments and Cancellations, page 9, Rule 12
the act of postponing to another time or place
Termination or closing of a session of the legislature or committee until another set time for a meeting.
A decision of a Review Tribunal to reschedule the hearing to another date and time. This usually occurs at the hearing.
A temporary postponement of court.
means a court hearing has been postponed to another date.
A temporary postponement of legal proceedings.
is a temporary postponement to a case
The suspension of the sitting of a House to the following or some later day.
The conclusion of the day's session, until the next session day designated by the Legislature. The final adjournment, sine die, ends the year's session.
Adjournment is the formal end to a session of the House or Senate, or one of its committees. There are three different types of adjournment: [1] The formal end of a 2-year Congress is called "sine die adjournment." "Sine die" is Latin, meaning "without a day" set for a return. For example, "The 107th Congress is adjourned, "sine die." [2] Each two year Congress is divided into two sessions, about one year each in length. The end of an annual session is also termed an "adjournment." For example, "The first session of the 107th Congress is now adjourned." [3] Both the House and Senate may adjourn at the end of each workday. For example, "Mr. Speaker, I move the House do now adjourn to reconvene tomorrow at 10 a.m."
the postponement of a court proceeding or session until another date; may be with a specified date or without which is sometimes referred to as being " adjourned sine die"; "sine die" is the Latin term meaning without a day; See also Remand;
Termination by the House of its own sitting for any period of time within a session.
Postponement of a court appearance to another day.
The formal end to a session of the House or Senate, or one of its committees. Adjournment may end a daily session, an annual session, or a 2-year Congress. Related definitions: Adjourn
Termination of a meeting; occurring at the close of each legislative day upon the completion of business, with the hour and day of the next meeting being set prior to adjournment.
At the end of each sitting day, the House of Assembly is adjourned to the next day or another future day or to the call of the Speaker. In the latter case, the Speaker recalls the House on the request of the Premier. As long as the House is in session, its members determine when it sits.
Termination of legislative activities at the conclusion of each legislative day with indication of the next day's meeting time. Neither house may adjourn for more than three days without the consent of the other body.
postponement (of a hearing) either to another date or until later the same day.
The end of a legislative day.. Regular adjournments set the date for the next meeting.
The delay or postponement usually to another time of a meeting or action.
When an over-the-board game is put on hold until the following day.
To put off a court hearing for another day or time.
The ending of a legislative business day or a legislative session. A legislative house can either end its business day by adjourning until a stated time on another day or until the time fixed by its rules for reconvening. Constitutionally, neither legislative house may adjourn for longer than 72 hours without the consent of the other. When the General Assembly ends its legislative session, the final action is adjournment sine die ("without day").
putting off or postponing business or a session of court until another time or place.
Adjournment occurs when a chamber concludes a daily session without planning to reconvene on the same legislative day. The adjournment motion sets a future day and time to reconvene the chamber to continue the work of the session.
the postponement of a hearing to another day
The final adjournment of a session of a Congress, occurring in November or December of every even-numbered year.
Termination of a session for that day, with the hour and day of the next meeting being set prior to adjournment.
The period between the termination of a meeting of the House and the start of the next meeting. An interruption in the course of the same session.
Postponing a court hearing.
Suspension of a long chess game with the intention to continue later, usually on another day.
Postponing an event, such as a court case or a company meeting, to a later date.
Postponing or putting off a case or session of court until another time or place.
To end a legislative day. Recess does not end a legislative day.
The ending of a sitting of the Senate or House of Commons. An adjournment may be set to last from a few minutes, to several months.
To temporarily postpone or reschedule the proceedings of a case until a future time.
A postponement of a criminal case.
Ending of a meeting or legislative session. Adjournment of the House or Senate takes place at the close of each legislative day, with the hour and day of the next meeting set before adjournment.
Ending of a meeting orlegislative session. Adjournment of the Houseor Senate takes place at the close of eachlegislative day, with the hour and day of thenext meeting set before adjournment.
The end of the legislative day. The time for reconvening is generally part of the motion to adjourn. A motion to adjourn is nondebatable.
The act of briefly recessing a court session until another time generally the next court day, or another place.
