Sentence examples for enjoin it from from inspiring English sources

Upon these allegations a preliminary injunction was sought below to restrain the Commission from entertaining complaints for violation of its order fixing rates and to enjoin it from proceeding with the investigation regarding the cost of the service.

In January, 1914, creditors of the company filed in the District Court of the United States their bill against the company to enjoin it from obeying the ordinance on the ground that to do so would confiscate the property which they held in the company and would destroy the franchises which the company enjoyed and which, it was asserted, only expired in the following October.

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.

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.

After The Times printed excerpts for three days, a federal court enjoined it from publishing any more, arguing that publication would irreparably harm the nation.

Shortly thereafter, Farr, Whitlock was served with an order of the New York Supreme Court, which had appointed Sabbatino as Temporary Receiver of C.A.V.'s New York assets, enjoining it from taking any action in regard to the money claimed by C.A.V. that might result in its removal from the State.

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".

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.

To enjoin him from doing so this suit was brought by the ice company.

What could do eBay more damage is if it is enjoined from using its "Buy It Now" feature, which Woolston says MercExchange will seek if it wins the appeal.

On May 4, 1954, the federal government conferred upon Khan the privileges and duties it had once forever enjoined him from claiming.