The phrase "enjoin for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal language to mean to prohibit or order someone to do something. For example: - The court may enjoin the defendant for engaging in any further illegal activities. - The board of directors enjoin the company for implementing stricter environmental regulations. - The judge enjoin the parties for mediation in an attempt to resolve the dispute. - The president of the school enjoin the students for participating in the annual charity event.
In 1995, it persuaded a federal judge to enjoin, for more than a year, all commercial forestry in the United States Forest Service's Region 3.
In 1995, it persuaded a federal judge to enjoin, for more than a year, all commercial forestry in the United States Forest Service's Region 3..
Defendant Watson cannot offer Plaintiffs the relief they seek as she bears no responsibility for The Cocktales Anthology they wish to enjoin from further publication.
The findings of the study enjoin the need for re-establishment of the species in the suitable areas for its conservation and perpetuation.
Third, even when enjoining respect for local cultures and moral norms, these approaches tend to privilege Western conceptions of justice, fairness, and ethics.
If one wants to enjoin people to struggle for their national interests, one must have some idea about what a nation is and what it is to belong to a nation.
Big billboards around town enjoin citizens to "ready themselves" for the games.
Hence Palin, during her first public appearance as the Republican Vice-Presidential nominee, could enjoin all women to vote for her: "It turns out the women of America aren't finished yet, and we can shatter that glass ceiling once and for all".
Republican state officials sued to enjoin a temporary deportation reprieve for the long-term resident parents of U.S. citizen children, and Republican judges obliged.
A pure consequentialist perfectionism in principle could enjoin the sacrifice of those who had little potential for perfectionist achievement for those who had great potential.
"We were very concerned with the city's extraordinary request for a preliminary injunction to enjoin the Critical Mass ride".
