prorogations造句

• A session of Parliament is brought to an end by a prorogation.
• The following day, Sinclair signed the order of prorogation.
• This law was accompanied by an attempt to regulate prorogation.
• The prorogation eliminated 22 sitting days from the Parliamentary schedule.
• It died on the order table with Premier McGuinty s prorogation of the legislature.
• It was passed to simplify the forms of prorogation during a recess of Parliament.
• After prorogation, calls came from within the Liberal Party for Dion to resign immediately.
• Suddenly faced with losing power, Harper sought the prorogation of Canada's Parliament.
• Queen Elizabeth II signed the prorogation order Wednesday morning, a spokesman for Buckingham Palace said.
• Prorogation usually occurs about one year after a session begins, and formally concludes the session.
• Clifford also allowed the proposal and passage of a motion condemning Wynyard's attempt prorogation.
• A session of the legislature is brought to an end by an official act of prorogation.
• More recently, prorogations have triggered speculation that they were advised by the sitting citizen protests.
• During the adjournment and subsequent prorogation, the government resorted to special warrants to fund operations.
• On the last day of the annual sitting of the BCYP, a Prorogation ceremony is held.
• However, in the three decades prior to his 2009 prorogation the average was just 22 days.
• By 9 January, eleven days after the prorogation, it had gained 113, 000 members.
• On 3 March 2010, the prorogation debate was still on fire as MPs returned to work.
• Bryden had to retable the bill as, like the others, it repeatedly died due to prorogation.
• In either event, the effect of prorogation is generally the clearing of all outstanding matters before the legislature.