The phrase "injunctions on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a legal order or decree, such as a restraining order. For example, "The court put injunctions on John to not contact his ex-wife."
The Qur'anic injunctions on which foods are permissible and prohibited now form only one part of the discussion; the need for a global standard of halal certification is being pushed forward by a market-driven industry that wants more.
Barclays response noted that the complaint seeks "injunctive relief" – which we think signals that the NY AG and Barclays are already debating whether injunctions on dark pool trading should be imposed.
He'd always be slapping injunctions on us".
Sports Direct is now asking for injunctions on the disclosure of its commercial deals with Rangers.
If not, it will be time for injunctions on the union, and possibly for policemen and bailiffs to start clearing recalcitrant firemen from their fire stations.
"There are now automatic injunctions on us proceeding with new contracts in a number of procurement areas until those legal challenges are resolved".
There are injunctions going on everywhere".
The Federal District Court for the District of Columbia issued a preliminary injunction on Thursday against one such start-up, FilmOn X.
In a display of cross-party unanimity, Brown welcomed a question from Tory MP Peter Bottomley, who said he intended to report solicitors Carter-Ruck to their disciplinary body because of their applications for super-injunctions on behalf of their clients.
They requested an injunction on the new ordinance.
The network filed for the injunction on Aug. 11.
