Sentence examples for enjoined by from inspiring English sources

The peasant-poverty enjoined by the Khmers Rouges, and practised by some, never appealed to him.

Moreover, the Sabbath is the only Jewish holiday the observance of which is enjoined by the Ten Commandments.

Where hunting was a pastime, however, a strict code of behaviour developed based on standards enjoined by royalty and nobles.

In interview after interview, freshman members said they had been repeatedly enjoined by voters during their campaigns to cut, often without regard to specifics.

Very commonly, moreover, sex behavior is specifically enjoined by obligatory regulations where it appears directly to subserve the interests of society.

Or perhaps England has become the sort of place where festivities are enjoined by the state, and simultaneously made far too difficult to undertake.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, has enjoined further activity by Shell pending the resolution of that lawsuit.

He hadn't actually been expelled from his homeland, like the Palestinians, seen his people subjected to genocide, like their Zionist terrorist persecutors, or been enjoined to kill by a religious imperative, like the jihadists of our own day.

He deplored the decay of Latin and enjoined its study by those destined for the church, but he also wished all young freemen of adequate means to learn to read English, and he aimed at supplying men with "the books most necessary for all men to know," in their own language.

"I too," he might be construed as saying, "am a victim of the cuts enjoined on us by austerity.

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.