Sentence examples for injunction stating that from inspiring English sources

Could you please issue an injunction stating that the proper way to eat corn is in a circular motion?

A Scottish newspaper prints the identities of the couple who took the injunction stating that it is doing so in order to champion free speech and a free press.

11 April A Scottish newspaper prints the identities of the couple who took the injunction stating that it is doing so in order to champion free speech and freedom of the press.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, D.C., reversed that decision in a 2-1 ruling, stating that Apple's injunction does not want to ban the devices from the marketplace and the patented features can be removed without a product recall.

"The solution to this uncertainty," they conclude, is for Congress to "pass a special-purpose statute stating that the [Anti-Injunction Act] does not bar" challenges to the individual mandate until the provision goes into effect in 2014.

The following month, High Court injunctions and eviction hearings were permanently adjourned when 400 women presented affidavits stating that Greenham was their home.

With one senior Labour MP, Chris Bryant, stating that the journalist is now "hobbled" by his action in obtaining the injunction to prevent disclosure of his affair, Mr Marr grabbed a lifeline offered by Mr Schama's assertion that the super-injunction issue was about "more than you and [Private Eye editor] Ian Hislop".

After stating that a California district court "abused its discretion," the U.S. Court Of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has officially reversed a previously-issued sales injunction on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Reuters reports.

But the law also clearly states that injunctions "may"–not "shall"–be issued "in accordance with the principles of equity".

With the help of immigrant advocacy groups, José Lopez, 24, sued in federal court in Illinois on Wednesday with his sights set on limiting a Texas judge's injunction in favor of 26 states that challenged the president's deportation relief program.

Brewster stated that "supplemental damages, prejudgment and post judgment interest, and a permanent injunction is denied as moot since Lucent is no longer the prevailing party".