Sentences with Prorogue

In parliamentary systems, the prime minister may advise the monarch to prorogue the legislative session in certain circumstances.

After a heated debate, the judge chose to prorogue the trial, allowing both legal teams to gather additional evidence.

Faced with the ongoing dispute, the peace talks decided to prorogue the negotiations until a later, more suitable time.

The board of directors had to prorogue the shareholder meeting as the venue faced technical difficulties.

In rare situations, the president may prorogue Congress to deal with urgent matters affecting the nation's security.