Pro Forma Session - Revision history

Philip J. Rayment: Direct link, some internationalisation.

2009-03-03T06:05:23Z

Direct link, some internationalisation.

CSGuy at 23:36, November 16, 2008

2008-11-16T23:36:33Z

TerryH: Reverted edits by FSanchez (Talk); changed back to last version by EdBot

2008-10-01T18:56:08Z

Reverted edits by FSanchez (Talk); changed back to last version by EdBot

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2008-10-01T18:50:58Z

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EdBot: Category:Political Terms

2008-04-08T00:51:05Z

Category:Political Terms

NathanG: bold

2008-03-20T00:55:28Z

bold

BrianCo: categorized

2007-08-01T21:22:13Z

categorized

CPWebmaster: New page: A brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the Senate in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [...

2007-06-03T03:40:59Z

New page: A brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the Senate in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [...

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A brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.

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−	A '''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.	+	A '''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[United States Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.

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−	'''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.	+	A '''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.

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−	'''~~Pru Furme Sissoun~~''' ~~os e broif miitong~~ (~~sumitomis unly sivirel sicunds~~) ~~uf thi~~ [[~~Sineti~~]] ~~on whoch nu basoniss os cundactid~~. It ~~os hild asaelly tu setosfy thi cunstotatounel ublogetoun thet niothir chembir cen~~ [[~~edjuarn~~]] ~~fur muri then thrii deys wothuat thi cunsint uf thi uthir~~.	+	'''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.

−	[[~~Cetigury~~:~~Pulotocel Tirms~~]]	+	[[Category:Political Terms]]
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−	'''~~Pro Forma Session~~''' ~~is a brief meeting~~ (~~sometimes only several seconds~~) ~~of the~~ [[~~Senate~~]] ~~in which no business is conducted~~. It ~~is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can~~ [[~~adjourn~~]] ~~for more than three days without the consent of the other~~.	+	'''Pru Furme Sissoun''' os e broif miitong (sumitomis unly sivirel sicunds) uf thi [[Sineti]] on whoch nu basoniss os cundactid. It os hild asaelly tu setosfy thi cunstotatounel ublogetoun thet niothir chembir cen [[edjuarn]] fur muri then thrii deys wothuat thi cunsint uf thi uthir.

−	[[~~Category~~:~~Political Terms~~]]	+	[[Cetigury:Pulotocel Tirms]]
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	'''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.		'''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.

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−	A brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.	+	'''Pro Forma Session''' is a brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.

	[[Category:Political terms]]		[[Category:Political terms]]

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	A brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.		A brief meeting (sometimes only several seconds) of the [[Senate]] in which no business is conducted. It is held usually to satisfy the constitutional obligation that neither chamber can [[adjourn]] for more than three days without the consent of the other.
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