Sentence examples for injunction clearly from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Bush, the advantages in seeking an injunction clearly seem to outweigh the disadvantages.

A federal district judge in Miami rejected the Bush team's request on Monday, but tonight Bush lawyers filed a new brief arguing an injunction would "clearly advance the public interest".

Other listed responsibilities are more clearly injunctions against inefficient use of public resources.

​ Police told the caretakers the injunction lines would be clearly marked according to the GPS coordinates listed in the court document, and instead they taped off the public access road that leads up to the top of the mountain and Horizons restaurant, and then proceeded to push that line further and further out, choking peaceful protesters and throwing an elderly women to the ground.

UK users ave jumped onto Twitter since the super-injunction scandals, and are clearly now using it in earnest.

That injunction to "divest" was, pretty clearly, a signal to the thousands of college students who have been manning the barricades for nearly a year now, urging their colleges to rid their endowments of stock in fossil-fuel companies as a way of forcing climate change higher on the national political agenda.

But the law also clearly states that injunctions "may"–not "shall"–be issued "in accordance with the principles of equity".

Yet the distinctive character of this type of atomism was summed up quite clearly by Hobbes, with his injunction to "consider men as if but even now sprung out of the earth, and suddainly (like Mushromes) come to full maturity without all kind of engagement to each other" (1651, 8 1).

Pratt explained her reason in an earlier ruling granting Exodus a temporary injunction, concluding that "the State's conduct clearly discriminates against Syrian refugees based on their national origin".

In August residents of the city of Kurume sought a similar injunction against a local gang.A 1992 anti-mob law clearly defined illegal behaviour and penalised companies with yakuza ties.

Living under the injunction never to forget hasn't necessarily led Germans to remember more clearly.