Sentence examples for injunction to make from inspiring English sources

"If something was wrong there, there'd be an injunction to make sure it was stopped".

It is an injunction to make more of the things in life that matter; love of life and its complexity most of all, in the knowledge that one day it will all end.

It propagates a me-too-ism in the community that works against originality and promotes a wannabe mentality that has nothing to do with Ezra Pound's famous injunction to "make it new".

The Romney team probably guessed that it would all end with an injunction to make his day, but did they also foresee the resulting sketch of a certain Republican-leaning sensibility: careless with facts, grumpy, xenophobic, scornful, more isolationist than its establishment realizes, and on the verge of assuming a stance of threat.

Like many of this album's other guests — Little Big Town on "Deep River Woman," Kenny Chesney on "My Love," and especially Jennifer Nettles on a cathartic "Hello" — he sounds as if he's thinking of his perennial injunction to "make it your own".

In Parsons' own words, a norm is "a verbal description of a concrete course of action, …, regarded as desirable, combined with an injunction to make certain future actions conform to this course" (1937: 75).

The council found that France Télécom did not obey numerous injunctions to make its subscriber list available more cheaply to operators starting directory inquiry and telephone information services.

To provide a hermeneutics of Vedic injunctions to make them suitable for practice in actual performances, the Mīmāṃsā exegetes need to be able to designate substitutes, of one type of grain for another, for example, or one animal for another, depending upon availability in the first place but upon similarity in the second place.

After his death, Newton's niece defended his reputation, insisting that he had followed St. Paul's injunction not to make a fuss about food prohibitions — don't be like the bloody Jews — and to "take & eat what comes from the shambles without asking questions for conscience sake".

The category of Quantity includes two injunctions, one to make your contribution as informative as is required, and the second to make it no more informative than is required.

On the other hand, the intensity of online speculation about the identity of anyone seeking an injunction is likely to make even the wealthy hesitate before calling in their lawyers.