Sentence examples for injunctions laid down from inspiring English sources
Waving away mild injunctions laid down by her handlers against discussing ex-boyfriends and scandal, she says it was Mr. Depp who taught her how to tame the tabloids with silence ("Johnny Depp said: 'There's so much rubbish they write about us, whether you tell them what is true or not, it's better if you don't tell and say nothing.
While it is true that in Jainism, the moral and religious injunctions were laid down as law by Arhats who have achieved perfection through their supreme moral efforts, their adherence is just not to please a God, but the life of the Arhats has demonstrated that such commandments were conductive to Arhat's own welfare, helping him to reach spiritual victory.
But the constitution also directs a Federal Shariat Court to examine "whether or not any law or provision of law is repugnant to the Injunctions of Islam, as laid down in the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Holy Prophet".
Provisions of the Constitution, including Articles 227, 228, and 229, require that all laws be interpreted in the light of the Quran and that "laws shall be brought in conformity with the Injunctions of Islam as laid down in the Quran and Sunnah".
In the Poetics, he laid down his famous injunction against deity-induced plot happenings.
The majority, they contended, had not only bypassed "important principles of constitutional law laid down by the Supreme Court" but also violated the appeals court's established standards for issuing preliminary injunctions.
The fifth day he laid down varnish.
The scorekeeper laid down his pencil.
Rivers has already laid down the law.
The Colts never laid down on Tony Dungy.
