Sentence examples for injunction through from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney could have taken tougher action Thursday by seeking an injunction through his own legal counsel or directing the attorney general to punish the town clerks.

Interpublic, based in New York, said last week that Sir Frank had tried to lure away clients, and said that it would seek an injunction through the American Arbitration Association in New York.

Have the media found a neat way to circumvent the secrecy of super-injunctions through the exercise of parliamentary privilege?

The effects of the Debs case lingered: for the next 40 years business interests hostile to labour unions found the courts willing partners in suppressing strikes through injunction.

Since Samsung had no idea the injunction had gone through, it's pretty likely that Motorola is only becoming aware of this now, as it spreads across the web.

(A few cherished animals slipped through that injunction: notably Sally the donkey and Opal the Icelandic sheep).

One possibility, if the government succeeds in resurrecting bulk collection, is to ask the court to block the surveillance through an injunction.

The ethical and legal wrongs of Hackgate happened with a backdrop of the English judiciary turning a developing media respect to the right for privacy into a notorious censorship law prohibiting the publication of truth through secret injunction, with injunctions imposed on the very existence of an injunction (the super-injunction).

I returned from Singapore in 1999, responsible for £862m worth of losses that brought down Britain's oldest investment bank, personally liable through an injunction for £100m, and yet within the space of a week had been offered five different credit cards.

Pacifism in either form places overriding value on respecting human life, notably through its injunction against killing.

It may be through damages; it may even be through injunctions to prevent the peddling of lies," he said.