Sentence examples for injunction to prohibit from inspiring English sources

The suit seeks an unspecified amount of money and an injunction to prohibit further mailings.

The lawsuit seeks an injunction to prohibit Google-owned YouTube from displaying copyrighted material and"unspecified damages" for past copyright violations.

On August 8, 2000, Stultz and Advanced Bionics applied ex parte to the California court for a TRO and order to show cause re preliminary injunction to prohibit Medtronic from taking any further steps in the Minnesota action.

On the same date the Court of Appeals remanded to the District Court respondents' motion for modification of the injunction to prohibit the Secretary from approving a new mining plan submitted by a coal company, not then a party to the suit, that had been mining coal on leased federal land since 1972.

Amazon moved for a preliminary injunction to prohibit BN's use of a feature of its website called "Express Lane". BN resisted the preliminary injunction on several grounds, including that its Express Lane feature did not infringe the claims of Amazon's patent, and that substantial questions exist as to the validity of Amazon's patent.

Haas is seeking full restitution, as well as an injunction to prohibit RVM from "continuing to engage in the unfair business practices" outlined in his suit.

Firms found in violation of the act can be ordered dissolved by the courts, and injunctions to prohibit illegal practices can be issued.

The lawsuits, which are seeking civil penalties and injunctions to prohibit such practices, cite several recent examples of false advertising.

The IDD allows a company to seek an injunction in court to prohibit a former employee from working for a competitor for a certain period of time, if they can show it would not be possible for the employee to perform her job without inevitably disclosing the company's trade secret.

She said the agency did not expect to make a decision before Thursday on whether to seek the injunction that Wal-Mart requested to prohibit the protests.

For example, a few months before the May 3 decision, Ibrahim al-Buleihi, a member of the king's consultative council, gave a television interview in which he argued as follows: since Saudi Arabia is governed by Islamic law, all institutions of the state are bound by the Qur'anic injunction to "promote virtue and prohibit vice".