Definitions for "Adjournment Sine Die"
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Final adjournment of a legislative session. Literally, the phrase means adjournment "without a day" specified to reconvene.
The final adjournment of Congress. Bills not already enacted die and must be reintroduced in the next Congress.
Final termination of a regular or special legislative session.
To adjourn without setting a time to meet again. It denotes the end of a Congressional session.
Adjournment without formally setting the next meeting time; used to call the end of the Congressional session.
The end of a legislative session "without day." These adjournments are used to indicate the final adjournment of an annual or the two-year session of a Congress.
(si'-nee di'-ee, a Latin term meaning without a day being set to meet again) - End of the session.
Literally adjournment "without a day," it is an adjournment without definitely fixing a day for reconvening. Since 1970 in New Jersey, it is the final adjournment of the two-year legislative session and the end of all legislative business.
Final termination of the second regular session of each two-year General Assembly or a special legislative session.
Final adjournment of the Legislature; regular sessions of the Legislature are adjourned sine die at midnight on November 30 of each even-numbered year.
End of a legislative day without a time set for reconvening of the Legislature.
Adjournment without a day. This action ends a session, since no time is set for reconvening.
Sine die adjournment concludes a legislative session. Sine die is the Latin term for “without day,†so when a chamber adjourns sine die it adjourns without a day to return. In the Florida Legislature sine die adjournment is sometimes celebrated with a ceremony in which the Sergeants-at-Arms from the House and Senate meet midway between the House and Senate Chambers and drop handkerchiefs simultaneously. When the handkerchiefs touch the floor, the presiding officers of both chambers bring down the gavel to bring a session to an end.
The final adjournment of a legislative session. The Latin translation is - without a day, an indefinite period.
Literally adjournment "without a day," it is an adjournment without definitely fixing a day for reconvening. It marks the end of the 40 day legislative session in Georgia for that year.
Ending of the Legislature until the next session. No future meeting date is set except as provided in the Constitution.
Ending of theLegislature until the next session. No futuremeeting date is set except as provided in theConstitution.
Literally, “adjournment without a day.” This designates the final adjournment of the legislative session when all legislative business has been completed.
Adjournment sine die (from the Latin, "without day" pronunciations: SIN-nay DEE-ay, SIGH-nuh DYE-yee, vulgar but accepted SIGH-nee-dye) occurs when an organized body's existence terminates.