Sentences with Prorogue

In order to address the emergency, the committee had to prorogue their ongoing debate.

The judge had to prorogue the trial temporarily to allow the defense more time to prepare.

After hours of negotiations, the diplomats agreed to prorogue the peace talks until the following week.

Due to technical issues, the conference organizers had no choice but to prorogue the opening ceremony.

The parliament voted to prorogue the legislative session to allow for further deliberation on the proposed bills.

The committee decided to prorogue discussions on the controversial policy to gather more public input.

The gaming convention organizers had to prorogue the panel on virtual reality due to technical difficulties.