Sentence examples for injunction passed from inspiring English sources
On 14 October 2011, an injunction passed "preventing 'persons unknown' entering or remaining in or trespassing on [Paternoster Square]".
But Mr Justice Morgan said: "It seems to me that having the hearing in private is a much more effective barrier to information which might in due course be the subject of an injunction passing more widely into the public domain".
DfID said demonstrations in Malawi have been suppressed, civil society organisations intimidated and an injunctions bill passed that would make it easier for the government to place restrictions on opponents without legal challenge.
When an injunction halted publication, he passed the documents to a senator who read them into the congressional record during a subcommittee meeting.
He mentioned that an injunction had already been passed that absolved the Ashkenazim from repaying the debt and maintained that the Turkish Statute of Limitations cancelled out the debts of Judah he-Hasid's followers.
Because the injunction to forego passing as the (non-transsexual) sex one has transitioned into runs entirely against the prevalent discourse of transsexuality as such, Stone represents the political move as post-transsexual (299).
According to the FTC, if left unchecked, this type of patent hold-up can lead to higher prices, as companies may pay higher royalties for the use of Google's patents because of the threat of an injunction, and then pass those higher prices on to consumers.
Oklahoma, North Dakota and Missouri have all passed laws (some blocked by injunction currently) that either restrict or ban medical abortion altogether.
"Nearly four weeks have passed since I obtained an injunction halting President Trump's hastily-issued, unconstitutional and illegal executive order," he said in an email to HuffPost.
Ask a judge for an injunction that would -- since you hadn't passed the debt ceiling extension -- immediately put the country into default?
Ask a judge for an injunction which would -- since you hadn't passed the debt ceiling extension -- immediately put the country into default?
