Sentence examples for bring an injunction from inspiring English sources

Owners Scottish and Southern Energy tried to bring an injunction against him under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, claiming the picket was a threat to national security.

Qualcomm has been trying to bring an injunction against Nokia that would keep it from selling products using the GSM patents in the United Kingdom.

Rhodes's ex-wife had brought an injunction against the book on the grounds that it would be a source of potential distress to their son.

Finally, after the fourth action in August 1998, Mr. Miller said, "We brought an injunction proceeding and after some legal wrangling, they decided to sign a consent injunction" -- requiring that Thurcon Development pay Ms. Honda's legal fees, overcharges and a $3,500 penalty by Feb. 7, 1999; a total of $18,500.

A complete recasting of social media and internet regulation was signalled by the government as an MP used parliamentary privilege to name Ryan Giggs as the footballer identified on Twitter as having brought an injunction to prevent publication of allegations he had an affair with a former reality TV star.

Paul Ridge, a solicitor from the law firm Bindmans who has been offering legal advice to the protesters, questioned the need for Greencap to bring an emergency injunction.

Paul Ridge, a solicitor from the law firm Bindmans who has been offering legal advice to the protesters, questioned the need for Greencap Ltd to bring an emergency injunction.

The second approach is to bring a preliminary injunction to halt the deal.

In connection with the lawsuit, the band brought an interlocutory injunction hoping to prevent the release of the film.

The other comedy presence in the row is Freddie Starr, who brought out an injunction against allegations that he groped a 14-year-old girl at a party hosted by Savile and Gary Glitter.

Italy's former prime minister made the application for an interim injunction pending an attempt to bring a full-scale legal challenge over the issue.