Sentence examples for injunction at from inspiring English sources

The judge is expected to consider a request for a preliminary injunction at a hearing on Tuesday.

TNK-BP's Russian shareholders asked for an injunction at a London court to stop BP's deal with Rosneft.

Losing on the injunction at the district court level may not alter the owners' timeline for making a deal.

Mr Justice Tugendhat threw out the injunction at a hearing at the high court on Thursday afternoon.

He directed the borrowed injunction at the shadow Treasury secretary Angela Eagle while in costume as leader of the coalition.

The club sought an injunction at the high court to get the suspension set aside but to no avail.

Discrimination and stigmatising of minority ethnic groups has, at the same time, increased and academic studies have concluded that the targeted use of traditional policing methods is more effective than injunctions at dealing with gang violence.

If, however, the information becomes so widely available that it can be said to have entered the public domain, the courts can be expected to lift the injunctions at the request of a media organisation or another interested party.

Speaking at the publication of a report on super-injunctions at the Royal Courts of Justice, Lord Judge said: "I'm not giving up on the possibility that people who in effect peddle lies about others using modern technology may one day be brought under control.

Without a large portfolio of patents to trade beforehand, semiconductor firms developing incrementally improved products (next-generation microprocessors and memory chips, for instance) would run into litigation and injunctions at every turn.Pursuing patents aggressively for cross-licensing agreements has little to do with encouraging innovation, though.

Apple said it intended to seek sales injunctions at a follow-up hearing on 20 September.