Sentence examples for injunction means from inspiring English sources
A last-minute legal injunction means the pay deal can't be signed before 22 June.
A legal injunction means that what evidence the police had to suggest jury tampering had taken place will never be known.
A legal injunction means the deal can't be signed until June 22, when it will go to the 800 professional CFA firefighters for a vote.
That injunction means there cannot be a vote until the VFBV has been consulted over the deal – which it says has not occurred.
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The preliminary injunction means that the startup won't have to shut down before arguing its case, but that doesn't mean it's not in violation of copyright infringement.
Last week, the broadcast networks met expectations, filing two lawsuits and an injunction meant to not only prevent Aereo from launching, but also to require it to pay damages for violating the Copyright Act.
The band were turned over to RCA, which began neglecting the group, and so they promptly fired their management team and the resulting injunction meant that their equipment was reclaimed and they could not be paid for their concert performances.
God may have given people dominion over the animals, but such biblical injunctions mean little for the sleek, toned thoroughbreds that are stabled around the Saratoga racetrack.
In the meantime, the injunctions mean that DACA recipients can apply to renew their status, which lasts for two years, until the courts provide further clarity.
That injunction usually means — to use the condescending parlance of another time — "little people," unobtrusive and unhappy members of the working and middle classes who are anonymous to the point of invisibility.
