motion for adjournment

Not more than one such motion for adjournment may be made at any one sitting.

The question, however, was eluded by an immediate motion for adjournment".

"If there is no other business requiring our attention at this time, a voiced motion for adjournment is now in order."

Biopsy results are expected this week and a report of malignancy would no doubt spur a motion for adjournment.

Then came a motion for adjournment.

The postponed proceedings are resumed either on the disposal or the lapse of the motion for adjournment.

Claude Drumm was on his feet, frantically shouting a motion for adjournment which was lost in the turmoil of noise.

On one occasion he moved a motion for adjournment which the then premier, Henry Parkes, treated as a vote of no confidence and was defeated.

Furthermore, like all motions, motions for adjournment require a vote, which never took place before Breslin adjourned the session.

Proceedings on the motion for adjournment may continue until the moment of interruption, whereupon if they have not been completed the motion lapses.

Libous demanded that his resolution be recognized, but instead Breslin quickly granted Klein's motion for adjournment.

'Need Cooling-Off Period' Mr. Marra has made several motions for adjournment.

Another Northern member of the House moved a motion for adjournment, a motion viewed which Southern members of AG and NCNC viewed as a delay tactics.

In that case, we would have to include in the closing vote another vote on the motion for adjournment, for it was, or so I believe, irregular to vote on that in the middle of a debate.

Speaker John Baptiste Fournet of St. Martinville in St. Martin Parish in south Louisiana, selected for the post by Long himself, ruled that the motion for adjournment had majority support.