proroguing (Meaning)

proroguing

to terminate a session of (something, such as a British parliament) by royal prerogative, to suspend or end a legislative session, defer, postpone

The monarch prorogued Parliament, suspending its sessions until further notice.
The government prorogued the assembly to quell growing unrest and avert a potential crisis.
The governor-general invoked the power of prorogation to dissolve the legislative body.
The president's prorogation of Congress was met with widespread condemnation and accusations of authoritarianism.
The sovereign prorogued the national assembly to give the government time to address urgent matters.
The prime minister's prorogation of the legislature was seen as a strategic move to avoid facing a motion of no confidence.
Faced with a stalemate, the Senate voted to prorogue itself for an indefinite period.
The prorogation of the constitutional court raised concerns about the rule of law and judicial independence.
The mayor prorogued the city council after a heated and unproductive meeting.
The university senate prorogued the academic session due to campus unrest and disruption.

to terminate a session of (something, such as a British parliament) by royal prerogative, to suspend or end a legislative session, defer, postpone

postponing,suspending, prorogating, interrupting, adjourning, recessing,deferring, disbanding, reserving, terminating

extending, continuing,opening, proceeding, inaugurating, launching, carrying on, prolonging,drawing out, assembling

The monarch prorogued Parliament, suspending its sessions until further notice.

The government prorogued the assembly to quell growing unrest and avert a potential crisis.

The governor-general invoked the power of prorogation to dissolve the legislative body.

The president's prorogation of Congress was met with widespread condemnation and accusations of authoritarianism.