Sentence examples for injunction granted from inspiring English sources

The Ninth Circuit's opinion affirmed a preliminary injunction granted by Judge Charles Breyer of Federal District Court in San Francisco.

"An injunction granted by the English courts will never eliminate the risk of the story being published elsewhere".

On February 12th an appeal court partially upheld an injunction, granted last July, calling for the service to be shut down.

But speaking of his injunction, granted in 2008, he told the Daily Mail that he "did not come into journalism to go around gagging journalists.

The gagging order extends an emergency injunction granted on Thursday evening shortly after the Sun contacted Winslet's publicist about the pictures.

An advisory notice highlighting the injunction, granted by an unnamed high court judge, was circulated to newspaper editors at 11.45 last night.

At that stage no central record was kept of the number of injunctions granted.

Guardian News & Media was notified on 10 occasions of injunctions granted to individuals whose identity was protected by anonymity, and eight orders so far this year.

Moves to clear barricades stemmed from court injunctions granted to local transportation companies, which give bailiffs the right to clear specific zones with support from police if needed.

Judges award more temporary court injunctions, granting the Gypsies time and prolonging the agony.

Players contended that free agency should have begun soon after the injunction was granted.