Sentence examples for injunction where from inspiring English sources

No judge will grant an injunction where there is a genuine public interest in publication.

Jasvinder Sanghera, a survivor of forced marriage and founder of charity Karma Nirvana, observes that FMPOs are "the only injunction where we send the victim back to multiple perpetrators".

Now, before those who have hijacked for their own purposes the freedom of expression lobby's legitimate concerns about censorship get all hot and bothered, we are only talking here about restricting publication of the fact of an injunction where a court has found there to be no, or insufficient, public interest to justify intrusion into a private life.

The super-injunction where the facts of the injunction are secret will be relegated to those very few cases where it's absolutely necessary".

"Clearly there are going to be cases for super-injunctions where national security is at stake, but it's causing the judiciary to look very closely at when they grant super-injunctions.

There are also specific injunctions indicating where and when the reader should yawn, presumably to encourage reciprocal yawning in the listener.

The last of this miscellany is a famous injunction: "no symbols where none intended".

Since then, Uber has become the subject of a criminal investigation in the Netherlands and an injunction in Geneva, where it was accused of operating as an illegal taxi service.

In advance of the April 6th Preliminary Injunction (PI) hearing where the Players will attempt to enjoin (stop) the lockout, the NFL submitted their supporting brief on Monday.

He said he would seek an injunction only in cases where "irreparable harm," like bodily injury, was threatened.

The New Yorker, January 31 , 1948P. 15 A Yale student glancing at the notes of a professor of sociology (whose theme was alcoholism), found a pencilled injunction at the point where the professor's summation started: "Look at watch and smile cynically".