Sentence examples for injunction will be issued from inspiring English sources

The main point was that when not one-tenth of Congress but half of its members plus one join such a lawsuit it then, if the President's commitment to war is also shown to be ripe an injunction will be issued.

Under the powers, police and local authorities will be able to apply for the injunctions, which will be issued by a county court and last up to two years, for adults who have been proven to have engaged in, encouraged or assisted gang-related violence, the Home Office said.

For the foregoing reasons, the motion for a preliminary injunction will be denied.

The company's request for an injunction will be heard by a court in Frankfurt later.

The court gave no indication of when the injunction would be issued.

"It will then be up to the judge to determine whether a nuisance exists," he said, adding that if the judge so finds, a permanent injunction could be issued.

Interim injunctions will be the first port of call.

But the law also clearly states that injunctions "may"–not "shall"–be issued "in accordance with the principles of equity".

The writ of injunction as prayed was directed to be issued.

The fact that the proceedings have been consolidated should cause no delay in the disposition of the application for the preliminary injunction, for the evidence will be directed in the first instance to that relief, and the preliminary injunction, if justified by the proof, may be issued in the course of the consolidated proceedings.

The injunction will effectively shut down Zediva, but due to a legal technicality, it won't officially be issued for another week.