Sentence examples for as the injunction from inspiring English sources

Then, in many ways, business as usual would resume, at least for as long as the injunction lasted.

Others require a leap of the imagination, such as the injunction "Not to be obsessed with quail-fighting" - few of us are, but we know about addiction.

To the extent that Erowid does caution users, it is with infrequent warnings, such as the injunction against driving while high.

And it is certainly aimed at trying to get the material on those sites hidden from public view, whether by direct enforcement by the sites (as the injunction on its face seems to authorize) or by submission to Google for deindexing (as the injunction also seems to contemplate).

The list of prohibitions issued to editors ranges from the extremely broad, such as the injunction against "negative news," to the bizarrely specific, such as the ban on the blooming of a particular flower in southern China.

To help his readers do so, he's boldly provided at the end of his book a fifteen-point "Humility Code," which includes the assertions "We don't live for happiness, we live for holiness" and "pride is the central vice," as well as the injunction "No good life is possible unless it is organized around a vocation".

I worry that such a discussion, if judged to be insufficiently negative in its conclusions, could itself be construed as encouragement and thereby as violating the injunction.

As for the injunction to wait and reapply again next year, as tuition fees hit £9,000 a year, one has to ask: why wait?

Humans will recognize as imperatives the injunction to seek peace, and to do those things necessary to secure it, when they can do so safely.

The ruling could take effect as early as Wednesday, or as soon as the judge signs the injunction.

The higher court could overturn the injunction as soon as the issue reaches its chambers, and the White House has already promised to appeal.