Sentence examples for injunction stage from inspiring English sources

We conclude that even if plaintiffs bear the burden of establishing that they would likely prevail against Napster's affirmative defenses at the preliminary injunction stage, the record supports the district court's conclusion that Napster users do not engage in fair use of the copyrighted materials.

"If [Blueberry is] successful, particularly at the injunction stage, it has the potential for immediate relief and a bit of a domino effect".

"The final resolution of whether any do indeed qualify as such works of art is best left for a fuller exploration of the merits after the case has been properly prepared for trial," said Justice Frederic Block in his opinion, "rather than at the preliminary injunction stage".

But he came to wide public attention two years earlier as a State Supreme Court justice in Brooklyn when Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union defied his injunction and staged the city's first transit strike in a quarter-century.

But the name of the footballer was spreading even more rapidly across Twitter in defiance of the court injunction, setting the stage for a confrontation between the judiciary and cyberspace.

The injunction prevents "persons unknown" from staging any "occupational-style protest" for 12 months unless they obtain prior written permission from university management.

That court's preliminary injunction was quickly stayed, setting the stage for today's hearing, during which the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit considered whether to reinstate the injunction pending trial.

The decision to ignore the injunction had been made during the planning stage of the campaign.

But re-enactment holds an added significance here since English Heritage, which was involved in the injunction and continues to manage Stonehenge, routinely stages battles and other forms of "live interpretation" at historical sites.

At one stage, Radford got a British court injunction to stop the film being released and Spain's own film board sided with him.

The Government is now turning the clock back and the introduction of the new Injunction to Prevent Nuisance and Annoyance which will take its final stages through the House of Commons next month.