Meanings of prorogue (proroguing) in English

The king contented himself with proroguing them to a very long term.

Prorogation in a nutshell media caption What does proroguing Parliament mean?

Parliament will now resume sitting as the suspension, or proroguing, was deemed void.

He was last heard talking to himself about World Trade Organization terms and proroguing parliament.

She supported the proroguing of parliament, which was later ruled illegal by the supreme court.

Then a commission for proroguing the Parliament was read, after which the Lord Chancellor said:

However, proroguing parliament is not voted on by MPs so cannot be stopped in this way.

Sir, -The dogs in the street knew that Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in proroguing parliament.

Parliamentary speaker John Bercow said proroguing parliament would never happen and other candidates have criticised his stance.

From proroguing parliament to furiously provoking rebels on his own side, Johnson created this moment of crisis.

A protest has taken place outside the British embassy in Dublin over the proroguing of the UK parliament.

Parliament Speaker John Bercow said proroguing parliament would never happen and other candidates have criticised Raab's stance as undemocratic.

Parliament Speaker John Bercow said proroguing parliament would never happen and other candidates have criticized Raab's stance as undemocratic.

Boris Johnson, the leading contender to replace Theresa May, has refused to rule out the idea of proroguing parliament.

The King, in proroguing Parliament, the 27th of May, 1755, among other things said:

The prelates refused to depart from the archbishop's right of proroguing the whole convocation with consent of his suffragans.