Sentence examples for injunction to observe from inspiring English sources

The injunction to observe strict objectivity and to describe things as they are, deriving from the early French naturalists Guy de Maupassant and the brothers Edmond and Jules Goncourt, developed into a major genre in Japanese literature the watakushi-shōsetsu, or "autobiographical novel".

The company filed the lawsuit last month seeking a preliminary injunction to keep Starbucks from bolting.

His lawyers claimed to have obtained a court injunction to keep him in Malaysia.

It's true that Kim was again told to observe UN injunctions he has consistently ignored.

MPs like to observe and be observed.

To observe it.

Park to observe elephants.

To observe, not join.

"I like to observe".

You might therefore expect the president to welcome Judge Phillips's injunction.

The authors follow Horace's injunction to both teach and delight.