But while all of this appears to be unsurprising, Chancellor Strine has enjoined this bid for four months.
The phylacteries (tefillin) worn by traditional Jewish males during weekday morning prayers consist of two leather cases bound by leather straps to the forehead and left forearm; they contain parchment citations from the Pentateuch enjoining this as a reminder of God's commandments.
"Make no mistake," Spicer said, "we lost the element of surprise back when the court enjoined this in the 9th Circuit and we had to go back to the drawing board".
Ed Commentale from Tinymixtapes gave a mixed review of the German in the song, saying "the singer is not so much speaking the language of the German people, but updating it for the new millennium, enjoining this nation to move beyond its tragic history into a new era of love and dancing... ['Scheiße'] reveals a certain disregard for both fact and reality".
Yet, the commercial ordinance allows the tenant to enjoin the construction of this building upon a finding that it is "unnecessary" if the tenant can demonstrate to the court that the construction is interfering with its business (a relatively easy showing) and that the landlord intends for the tenant to vacate the subject premises.
This appeal challenges the Circuit Court's refusal to enjoin the secretary of state and Elections Canvassing Commission from rejecting late-filed supplemental returns from county boards conducting manual recounts, and from entering a final certification of the elections outcome.
And so, in this situation and to avoid application of the K.K.R. rule, the plaintiff would try to enjoin the deal arguing that it was unfairly negotiated.
"Any judge could enjoin the sale".
Mr. Weidner's criticism comes on the heels of a strongly worded column by Alison Frankel of Reuters, who wrote: "Is this really how we want the court system to work?... Strine said he was afraid to enjoin the shareholder vote because Kinder Morgan could then walk away from the proposed acquisition, costing El Paso stockholders billions in lost equity.
The perennially subjunctive character of talk of dharma perhaps more significantly reflects, however, the view that Vedic injunctions essentially enjoin the ongoing bringing into being (bhāvanā) of a ritual world that must continually be renewed; it is insofar as no one ever finishes bringing this world into being that its realization is always still to come.
