Sentence examples for injunction said from inspiring English sources

Protests against injunction said to have been made by Americans drew caustic squib in Daily Mail.

The district court, in granting the injunction, said that the Norris-La Guardia Act did not apply in part because there was no longer a union.

The Bush campaign thought long and hard before seeking the injunction, said several Republican officials with ties to the campaign.

"A presidential pardon doesn't rescind any injunction," said John Coffee, a professor at Columbia University's law school.

Lynda Grant, a lawyer for one of the shareholders that sought the injunction, said the new vote might be delayed a few weeks.

Obtaining the injunction, said James Galliher, a lawyer in Fitchburg, Mass., representing the carriers, was meant to ensure that his clients would be able to "collect on a judgment".

In 2003, a judge granted an injunction saying that R.I.M. needed to cut a deal with N.T.P. or shut down the BlackBerry service.

The courts have sided with Aereo so far, most notably an appeals panel that denied an injunction, saying that the broadcaster essentially had no case.

Housing Works, an advocacy group that sought the injunction, saying the increase violated federal housing law, praised the ruling.

Late Tuesday, a judge denied the request for an immediate injunction, saying he needed time to review the law.

On Tuesday, the 10th Circuit of the United States Court of Appeals upheld the injunction, saying the state had not demonstrated any compelling reason for discrimination against one religion.