Sentence examples for an injunction with from inspiring English sources

Alstom may file an injunction with the High Court in London in the next few days, say company sources.

During the 1999 transit negotiations, he got an injunction with similar fines that discouraged the union from striking.

The US supreme court also denied an injunction, with justice Sonia Sotomayor writing that it was not "indisputably clear" that Hobby Lobby needed immediate protection.

Apparently a neighboring town filed an injunction with the landfill to keep the sewage out of its city limits.

Often, the judge explained, all that was necessary was an injunction coupled with an anonymity order to protect the identity of the claimant.

Mr. Peña filed an injunction yesterday with the Supreme Tribunal to restore civilian police rule, and the court assigned the case today to a magistrate, who will draft a decision to be voted on by the entire panel.

(Full disclosure: Breast Cancer Action filed an amicus brief in opposition to Myriad's request for an injunction, along with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Public Patent Foundation (PUBPAT), Association for Molecular Pathology (AMP), and the AARP, each of which was also involved in a multi-year lawsuit cited below which challenged Myriad's patent claims on the two BRCA genes).

(The TRO is usually issued to stop your actions just long enough to get you before a judge who can then issue a longer lasting restraint, a Preliminary Injunction, with the objective of suing you, winning, and issuing a Permanent Injunction).

Abyan's legal team lodged an urgent injunction with the Federal Court to prevent her deportation, but it was too late.

Rob McCreath, of Archon solicitors, said the union had a good chance of securing a temporary injunction with immediate effect, particularly now that further strikes have been announced.

"If people with experience of domestic violence leave their partner, they may need an injunction, accommodation, support with issues of child custody, debt or defence against potential deportation".