Sentence examples for her injunction from inspiring English sources

It has done more to harm military readiness than her injunction possibly could.

If her injunction went unheeded, perhaps it is because the messiness of grief is what makes us uncomfortable.

She said her injunction would last 10 days, after which she could make the order more permanent.

On Monday, lawyers for the Times Company asked Judge Frison to lift her injunction; a ruling was expected on Wednesday.

Her injunction has left the Gardner a fixed monument to the idiosyncrasies of a person and a time.

Judge Preska — whose injunction against the same prohibition of worship in schools 16 years ago began the litigation — said that her injunction would last 10 days.

Through her Injunctions of 1559, Elizabeth confirmed the charter of the Stationers Companyy and the system of licensing by the crown or its nominees, which now included church dignitaries.

In June 2014, after granting her an injunction to prevent her being executed four months earlier, the court said the decision to sentence Abdulmunini to death for a crime committed when she was a minor was a violation of her rights.

Her horrified father said two things to her: an injunction never again to darken his door, and a prediction that she would die penniless in a garret, as artists (in his opinion) inevitably did.

The White House's official background briefing for Judge Sonia Sotomayor, Barack Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court, describes her as a "A Sharp and Fearless Trial Judge" and points to her 1995 injunction that ended the baseball strike.

By Avi Zenilman May 26 , 2009The White House's official background briefing for Judge Sonia Sotomayor, Barack Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court, describes her as a "A Sharp and Fearless Trial Judge" and points to her 1995 injunction that ended the baseball strike.