henry martyn robert

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henry martyn robert

Henry Martyn Robert writes his famous book on parliamentary procedure.

Definition

Proper noun A person: Henry Martyn Robert was a United States Army officer and engineer. He is best known as the author of Robert's Rules of Order, a widely used manual of parliamentary procedure first published in 1876.

Examples of Usage
  • The meeting was conducted according to the principles established by Henry Martyn Robert.
  • Henry Martyn Robert served as a brigadier general in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
  • The biography detailed the life of Henry Martyn Robert, from his military career to his work on parliamentary law.
Advanced Usage
  • "Robertian": (adjective) Pertaining to or characteristic of the parliamentary procedures codified by Henry Martyn Robert.
    • The assembly followed a strictly Robertian process for debate.
Variants and Related Words
  • Robert's Rules of Order: (proper noun) The full title of the book authored by Henry Martyn Robert, often shortened to "Robert's Rules."
    • The chairperson consulted Robert's Rules of Order to resolve the procedural question.
Synonyms
  • Parliamentarian: (noun) An expert in the rules and procedures of deliberative assemblies. (While not a direct synonym for the person, Henry Martyn Robert is considered a foundational figure for parliamentarians.)
  • Author of Robert's Rules: (noun phrase) A descriptive synonym.
Related Phrases
  • Under Robert's Rules: (prepositional phrase) According to the procedures outlined in Henry Martyn Robert's manual.
    • Under Robert's Rules, a motion requires a second before it can be debated.
henry martyn robert

Henry Martyn Robert writes his famous book on parliamentary procedure.

Noun
  1. United States parliamentary authority and author (in 1876) of Robert's Rules of Order (1837-1923)