Sentence examples for injunction given from inspiring English sources

Judge Sullivan is expected to decide within days whether to grant a preliminary injunction, given the Feb. 27 cutoff for voting on Apple's shareholder proposals.

The decision to recruit Susan and back the kind of journalism she will bring is a direct reflection of the injunction given to us by Robert Allbritton and Fred Ryan - an order to keep thinking ambitiously about how to extend the POLITICO brand, deepen the impact of our journalism and grow the business.

The injunction gives the wrestlers limited rights to use the initials in the United States.

A "sin no more" injunction gives the S.E.C. the power to seek a civil contempt from the court that issued it if a defendant engages in misconduct in the future.

Yesterday afternoon a court was due to hear an application to have the terms of the injunction altered, but before the hearing began, Carter-Ruck announced that Trafigura did not want to prevent what was said in Parliament being reported, although the original injunction gave them that power.

A spokesman for the E.ON, which was granted a High Court injunction giving police the power to arrest anyone trying to enter the site, said: "Ratcliffe power station plays a key role in ensuring we keep the lights on for millions of homes across the region and has undergone major investments that make Ratcliffe one of the cleanest power stations of its kind.

In Fairfield, the injunction gives a judicial imprimatur to barring gang members and gang activity from large swaths of the city, the better to ensure that violence between the Norteños and their rivals, the Sureños, is curbed and the community is safer from the outbreaks of gunfire that have resulted in 10 killings since 1994.

Although the court rendered no final judgment on the issue, its reasoning in lifting the injunction gives us hope that the states will ultimately be able to use their Medicaid plans as a crowbar to pry broader discounts from the drug industry.

An injunction giving powers to prevent gang-related violence in Salford has been granted to Greater Manchester Police following a spate of shootings.

On May 5th, the Court refused to issue the injunction, giving the Israeli military the green light to proceed with demolition even while a ruling is still pending.

Given more than one possible course of action, the problem is in deciding which course of action it is truly one's duty to follow, and this problem is often one of choosing between inconsistent "injunctions given by external authorities" (PE 324).