Sentence examples for injunctions was used from inspiring English sources

One of these injunctions was used in an unrelated trespassing case as precedent supporting the issuance of an injunction against a John Doe.

In the 1970s and '80s, mandatory injunctions were used to achieve racial integration in public schools through busing.

In civil-law countries the injunction generally has been used infrequently, except in Germany, where injunctions are used to protect against interference with property and to supplement the very weak slander laws.

Last week, the first court injunctions were used to clear a limited number of barricades near the main protest site in Admiralty, but Tuesday marked the first such attempts in Mong Kok, an area long viewed as a powder keg.

The federal government's response to the unrest marked the first time that an injunction was used to break a strike.

"The tests to meet the injunction are used daily by the courts and frontline professionals as part of existing housing and antisocial behaviour legislation and have been for years without causing these sorts of consequences.

"If this injunction is used, we will have no other option but to organise an extremely large demonstration and bring in students from all over the country to defend the right to protest".

John Hemming said the new breed of injunction, which was used in relation to a case in the high court in London last week, meant journalists could face jail simply for asking questions.

Because their research was used, Silicon Knights filed an injunction to stop further promotion of the game.

The authority said £1.6m was used to contest a series of injunctions brought by the travellers.

Such "gang injunctions" have been used in California and other places; Suffolk would be the first county in New York to go down that road.