Sentence examples for consider an injunction from inspiring English sources

With the blessing of Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, Orr filed for bankruptcy at 4 06 p.m. on Thursday -- just five minutes before Circuit Court Judge Rosemary Aquilina was set to consider an injunction from pension groups and retirees to stop the city from filing the paperwork.

The stay stops Elian from leaving the country while the full panel considers an injunction that would keep him in the United States until a full hearing before the 11th Circuit on May 11.

In this case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was considering an injunction ordered before the trial began but which was quickly stayed.

Spencer said he would rule soon on whether to enforce the disputed $450 million settlement, and after that, to consider enforcing an injunction banning BlackBerry sales in the U.S. Probably the best that RIM can hope for is that Spencer will hold the two companies to their original settlement.

The ACLU, now confronting a potential return of bulk surveillance via the Fisa court, is considering seeking an injunction in the appropriate federal district court should the Fisa Court grant the government surveillance request.

The judge is expected to consider a request for a preliminary injunction at a hearing on Tuesday.

District judge Orlando Garcia held the hearing to consider a motion for a preliminary injunction immediately lifting the Texas gay marriage ban pending a trial later this year.

A natural way of understanding the injunction to consider a possible world as actual is to simply imagine a possible world, locate oneself in it, and then rely on ordinary interpretive methods to decide what exactly a person in those empirical circumstances is referring to when using a given expression.

dispute resolution panels do not have the authority to issue injunctions while they consider a case.

"If the election continues, we may have no alternative but to consider applying for an injunction to prevent the board acting in contravention of its rules – a sad day for all co-operators".

"I wrote to GMP asking them to return the magazines and advising them that if the magazines were not returned, Red Issue would consider applying for an injunction to compel their return as well as reserving Red Issue's right to claim damages in respect of any losses it may suffer as a result of the seizure.