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Eventually, nearly 200 injunctions were issued.

Both injunctions were issued and they expired a year later.

The offerings to images were discouraged, as were pilgrimages these injunctions were issued while monasteries were being dissolved.

Relatively few injunctions were issued, and thanks to technical loopholes "it was a weapon too infrequently used, and too easily parried" to have any long-term impact.

Community members took the company to court in 2009 and a temporary injunction was issued, barring evictions.

The injunction was issued, she says, during a cloak-and-dagger liaison with a resistance widow in a nondescript cafe in the 17th arrondissement.

Mr. Cooper, a member of the Army Reserve, said that he was taking part in training last week at Fort Huachuca in Arizona when the injunction was issued, and that he was surprised by the lack of visible opposition or outcry.

The injunction was issued on Tuesday by Judge Virginia Phillips, of the Federal District Court in central California, who had ruled that "don't ask, don't tell" was an unconstitutional infringement on the rights of due process and free speech.

Legal action was begun against Bachynsky on the basis that he was using a drug that had not been approved, and in 1986 an injunction was issued preventing him from using DNP.

The pilots association, contending management has been incompetent, recently won a court order freezing the assets of Mr. Silva and other top executives, and today another injunction was issued saying that their signatures on Varig documents could be declared invalid.

After the preliminary injunction was issued by Judge J. Frederick Motz of Federal District Court in Baltimore last December, Microsoft stopped distributing its version of the Java software, a practice that Sun said violated its copyright and license rights.