In short order, a federal court judge enjoined him from just about everything but wearing his farmer's overalls.
In early March 1863 a Richmond court dealt Seddon's policy a setback when it enjoined him from seizing flour held by Virginia speculators for use by Robert E. Lee's army.
On May 4, 1954, the federal government conferred upon Khan the privileges and duties it had once forever enjoined him from claiming.
(In fact, a subsequent court order enjoins him from coming within 250 yards of any of the 1,481 Starbucks franchises in the state of California).
(The original Moondog, a Times Square personage, eventually enjoined him from using that name, but no one has contested his right to "Rock 'n' Roll").
The commission settled the complaint at the same time, imposing a $15,000 fine on the auditor, Thomas J. Saiz, and enjoining him and his firm from violating the securities laws in the future.
In a draft of a paper called "The Aetiology of the Neuroses," which he sent to Fliess in 1893 (enjoining him to keep it away from his young wife!), Freud draws a picture of contemporary Viennese sexual life that is fraught with Ibsenesque gloom and fatalism.
They also revealed that he would recover from his illness and enjoined him to preach the Gai'wiio, or "Good Message".
Already several shareholders have filed a class-action suit against Playboy and Mr. Hefner seeking to enjoin them from pursuing a sale that the suit describes as "a self-dealing going-private proposal".
But her Calvinist beliefs enjoined her from inactivity.
