motion to adjourn

When no one moved, he asked for a motion to adjourn.

But do not let the matter be debated while a motion to adjourn is before the house.

Is there anything else to discuss, or do I hear a motion to adjourn?"

On motion to adjourn Agreed to by voice vote.

Although it was already 11 PM, a motion to adjourn failed.

Speaker Cannon didn't look for a motion to adjourn till well past six that evening.

The film ends as Munson makes a motion to adjourn due to the former president's death.

\par *\par \tab A motion to adjourn is always n order.

A motion to adjourn until both sides reconsider and calm themselves would be in order."

A few Grant delegates objected, but the motion to adjourn was passed by a vote of 446 to 308.

A motion to adjourn can be offered with or without a date and time set for the return of the chamber or committee.

A motion to adjourn is not debatable and is put to an immediate vote.

Pay Increase: Procedural vote on a motion to adjourn.

His first vote, aptly: a motion to adjourn.

The failure of the motion to adjourn probably represents a vote of no confidence in the committee report.

May his motion to adjourn be granted.

A successful motion to adjourn at this point, after such a reminder, is all the hearing he is entitled to.

Stu: "There's a motion to adjourn on the floor.

"You can't refuse a motion to adjourn," Rod insisted.

They then adopted, also by voice vote, a motion to adjourn until 2 p.m. on Nov. 13.

The motion to adjourn was voted, 7-0.

The motion to adjourn can be renewed after "material progress" in business or debate, such as an important decision or speech.

"A motion to adjourn is always in order, it takes precedence, and it cannot be debated.

The motion to adjourn the meeting was defeated, and the amendments (in a vote apportioned by shares held) were subsequently rejected.

Was the co-op lawyer's interpretation of New York State law on the motion to adjourn correct?