Sentence examples for injunction relating from inspiring English sources

He added: "The main point is that this is an injunction relating to a sexual relationship.

Tugendhat said: "The main point is that this is an injunction relating to a sexual relationship.

It is currently subject to a court-ordered injunction relating to copyright infringement LinkedIn – a business-orientated social network, so no pics of drunk mates lmao – "laughing my arse off" ie. you find something funny LMGTFY– a brilliant site called "Let me Google that for you".

But a court injunction related to an environmental lawsuit at the nearby Map Ta Phut petrochemical complex obliged the company to move the factory site.

Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this post misidentified the court jurisdiction in which a judge issued a preliminary injunction related to a transfer of bison.

A judge has ruled in the matter of a preliminary injunction related to Uber's use of autonomous tech, finding that Google employee and Otto founder Anthony Levandowski can no longer work on any projects that involve LiDAR technology.

"The scope of the injunction relates to conduct that the court concluded was unlawful; the particular statutory provisions at issue are not important," he wrote.

I'm already subject to two injunctions relating to Leyton Marsh, so I thought that would be pretty solid.

That's certainly how Twitter seems to have been reacting since the high court began considering a court order that would demand to know the identity of "person or persons unknown" who posted details on it which claimed to blow open a number of anonymised injunctions relating to footballers and other celebrities.

The list is depressingly familiar from injunctions relating to what is coming to be known as metabolic syndrome (obesity, late-onset diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and kidney failure, which are starting to look like symptoms of a single, underlying problem).

On the other hand, the New Testament's apparently pacifist injunctions relate to inner attitude, rather than to outward act.