NOUN
- a question as to whether the current proceedings are allowed by parliamentary procedure
How To Use point of order In A Sentence
- The Russian delegation was allowed to speak on a point of order.
- (FF) had shouted "kak" when Ben Turok (ANC), on another point of order, asked whether FF MPs should not be expelled from the House. ANC Daily News Briefing
- Did I use the word decade somewhere I am not ware of or is the Al deal where he says I said something I did not say? psst, gmen, just a point of psst, gmen, just a point of order- not everyone is addressing you all the time. NY Daily News
- Gerry Brownlee was giving a point of order; Michael Cullen stood up and barracked him from his seat.
- I am sure the member was going to raise a point of order about the preamble.
- I called on the representative of The Arab Republic of Egypt to speak on a point of order.
- Twice a point of order has been raised, because the reasoning and logic were faulty, and I have demonstrated that.
- Keel killed the pay-raise bill with a last-minute point of order in a fit of pique.
- Yet, while on a level with males as to the offer of, and standing in grace (Ga 3: 28), their subjection in point of order, modesty, and seemliness, is to be maintained. Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
- It is not a point of order, but I will ask the member who has the floor to come back to the bill, please.
