adjourned

The bill may not even be discussed before the parliament is adjourned for summer holidays later tonight.

> The meeting is adjourned, congratulatory messages are passed around, and a vague way forward is discussed.

The first meeting actually took place on August 29, but it was adjourned and deferred to a later date.

It doesn't matter if court was adjourned, she was still at work and performing her official duties.

Their wives look away, where passion once burned, Cold beds and long nights where affection's adjourned.

The judge adjourned the alleged wife beater’s hearing without a motion known to the victims or prosecution who were all there waiting.

Seems like the HI State Senate adjourned on May 3 [1], that means this bill has already died in committee and would need to be reintroduced in the next session.

There's even an obscure article of the law stating that a trial can be adjourned if a witness contradicts a State expert that testified before them.

Afterwards, we in IT adjourned to our own meeting room, to exchange views.

Attorney B learned that FloresRuiz’s case had been adjourned.

The charges against her are not about her behavior during her court, they're about what happened once the court was adjourned and the defendant was starting to leave.

Parliament can be adjourned by the monarch.

The appeal proceeds on the instructions of "the late residents of Pudding Magna", but is immediately adjourned.

In this case (listening after the meeting has adjourned) you'd need to find a way to "forget" your phone, so it couldn't just be lying right on the table top.

> They found a technicality on which they could arrest her, so they arrested her because they wanted to arrest her If by technicality you mean correctly identifying that the judge intentionally adjourned the suspect's court proceedings and directed them through a non-public exit in order to evade a lawful deportation of a domestic abuser who had already been deported once, yes, it was a "technicality".