Sentence examples for injunction to go from inspiring English sources

They were also short and simple, and they often included an injunction to go for it.

Therefore, any generation has the power to bankrupt the system simply by failing to adhere to the Biblical injunction to "go forth and multiply".

Next month, a three-judge panel is expected to hear arguments on whether to permit an anti-Napster injunction to go into effect.

Moyet, who delivers five of her own songs - has any other show started with a belting injunction to 'Go Home'? - is a compelling nightmare sibling.

Religion certainly took up pro-natalism and the Bible's injunction to "go forth and multiply" became part of Judeo-Christian values.

Her summers were nearly as lonely as her long Italian winters, for Henry, having settled her in London with a kindly injunction to go and look at shops, spent his holiday running around England visiting old cronies.

The judge denied a request to grant an injunction, allowing the rules to go into effect on Monday.

He added: "The story is not going to go away, injunction or no injunction … [The children] are very young and there are various steps which their parents can take to shield them from immediate publicity … It is inevitable in the longer term that the children will learn about these matters and their parents have no doubt already considered how they propose to handle it".

The privacy lawyer Amber Melville-Brown, of Withers, said: "Sometimes an injunction is the only way to go.

The tabloids know very well that if they can keep their intention to publish secret and thus stop the victim seeking an injunction, he is most unlikely to go to trial.

Judge Marian Blank Horn of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims granted Palantir's request for an injunction that "ordered the Army to go back and look seriously at whether there are, in fact, commercial products that can meet its needs," Hamish Hume, the lead lawyer on the case for Palantir, told reporters on a conference call.