Sentence examples for enjoin it from inspiring English sources

Since it is the responsibility of the High Court to determine the legality of a decision rather than its merits, it will not order a public body to take a certain course of action, but will merely enjoin it to perform its duty in a lawful manner.

More than 90 years later, along comes Isis, whose Wahhabi principles enjoin it to destroy the shrines of worldly rulers.

"The government wouldn't have been tempted to enjoin it, if I had put it all out at once," he said.

That is precisely what the Congress sought to do in this case, and the district court was entirely right to enjoin it".

At a minimum, it was inappropriate for the judge given the closeness of this issue to enjoin it nationwide especially in the context of a case where there was no showing of immediate and irreparable harm on the part of anyone.

The lower court that heard the case took a dim view of the federal government's policy, and enjoined it from using its rules to take away the licensing power of doctors who recommend medical marijuana to their patients.

If the recall election scheduled for Oct. 7, 2003, is enjoined, it is certain that the state of California and its citizens will suffer material hardship by virtue of the enormous resources already invested in reliance on the election's proceeding on the announced date.

The stability and very survival of the world enjoined it, in the view of their religion.

As is common in S.E.C. settlements, the company did not admit or deny the accusations, and agreed to an order permanently enjoining it from future similar violations.

Wired to self-destruct — "The true Dadas are against Dada," Tzara enjoined — it was over by 1924, succeeded by imperatives, like those of Surrealism and Constructivism, to be revolutionary in more focussed, even grownup, ways.

As the settlement says "an injunction will be entered against each of the firms, enjoining it from violating the statutes and rules that it is alleged to have violated".