Sentence examples for injunctions to protect from inspiring English sources

Last week saw references to at least two more celebrities getting injunctions to protect their private lives (aka sexual habits).

The Prime Minister, David Cameron, said recently he was "uneasy" about judges granting injunctions to protect the privacy of powerful individuals.

Max Clifford has hit out at the increasing use of injunctions to protect the rich and famous from having their indiscretions revealed in the media.

In a speech in March his commitment to open justice was unequivocal, his defence of injunctions to protect privacy equally so.

Now "reputation" is being opened to corporations, who, through their lawyers, have been able to persuade judges to agree pre-emptive injunctions to protect their brands.

There has been a lot of public discussion in the past few weeks about celebrities getting injunctions to protect their private lives.

Another public figure won a similar "super-injunction" to protect his privacy.

If staff in this group were forced to leave, the AUT said it would seek an injunction to protect them.

The group, the Humane Society of the United States, lost a bid on Wednesday for a preliminary injunction to protect the sea lions.

In 1677 Charles II, who delighted in the poem, issued an injunction to protect Butler's rights against piratical printers and awarded him an annual pension.

We are satisfied that the plaintiff has shown the need for an injunction to protect it from irreparable harm, which need outweighs any harm to the defendants.