Sentence examples for injunction to wait from inspiring English sources
As for the injunction to wait and reapply again next year, as tuition fees hit £9,000 a year, one has to ask: why wait?
In the latest example of the administration's string of losses in court, late Monday a federal judge in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration policy forcing asylum seekers to wait in Mexico.
Players probably feel they can afford to wait for Nelson's decision on the injunction because Nelson made several comments during the proceeding that they interpreted as supporting some of their positions.
If Williams fails to obtain an injunction that would allow him into the draft, he will have to wait for the Court of Appeals to decide the Clarett case.
In another ruling six days later, a federal trial judge in South Dakota issued a preliminary injunction blocking, on constitutional grounds, a deeply intrusive state law requiring women to wait at least 72 hours after an initial doctor's visit before terminating a pregnancy — the longest waiting period in the nation.
A federal judge issued an injunction halting the Trump administration's policy of sending some asylum seekers back across the border to wait their cases in Mexico.
The other concession was to wait five days after Apotex started shipping its drug before seeking a court's injunction against those shipments.
The N.F.L. and players continue to wait for the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit to rule on the league's request for a full stay through the appeal of the injunction.
We still have to wait and see how the jury's ruling against Samsung over Apple patents will play out for the company in terms of actual fines, injunctions — and crucially — future device design for the handset giant.
The apparent paradox in this "engaged premillennialism" (why bother with Congress if the rapture is near?) was, Sutton writes, answered with the Biblical injunction to "occupy" the world while waiting.
