Sarakis senate adjourns sine die

A very specific and technical phrase!

"Sine die" is a Latin phrase that means "without day" or "without a fixed date." In the context of a legislative body, such as the Sarakis Senate, adjourning "sine die" means that the session has been adjourned indefinitely, without a specific date set for reconvening.

In other words, the Senate has been adjourned, and it will not reconvene until a future date, which has not been specified. This can happen when a legislative body has completed its work for the session, or when there are no pressing matters that require immediate attention.

So, in this case, the Sarakis Senate has adjourned sine die, which means that it will not reconvene until a future date, which has not been specified.