Sentence examples for injunction taking from inspiring English sources

Later that same month Uber suspended the UberPop ride-sharing service after receiving a court injunction — taking a rather different tack vs its earlier combative default, when it had vowed repeatedly to ignore court orders banning its services in multiple markets.

This would include putting up signs on the walls, especially near elevators, with one central injunction: take the stairs.

He said: "I didn't expect to have an injunction taken out with my name on it.

He stated at one point that Argentina was not intending to pay the holdouts if Judge Griesa's injunction took effect.

The Arizona law -- which Ms. Brewer signed in April and which, barring an injunction, takes effect July 29 -- makes it a crime to be an illegal immigrant there.

The Brazilian high court is mulling its ruling on an injunction taken out by a banking union to suspend the bank's auction, currently scheduled for July 18th.

Hemming raised the issue of an injunction taken out by a claimant known as AMM, a married television personality who wants to protect details of his private life.

Yesterday, Mr. Giuliani attributed the decline in part to the conversion of the first 17 welfare centers to job centers, before the court injunction took effect.

The arrests follow an injunction taken out by E.ON against protesters that will allow police to arrest anyone who enters the plant's grounds.

In the courtroom yesterday, Vonage lawyers argued that the company could face a "real risk of insolvency" if the injunction took effect.

Quite apart from that, one would think that the practical experience of having to decide cases — issue an injunction, take teddy bears out of children's hands — would be valuable, not just to observers but to the judges themselves.