Sentence examples for modified injunction from inspiring English sources

Despite upholding the earlier injunction, a lower court will produce a modified injunction that will hold Napster liable for copyright protection, but only to the extent that Napster is aware of specific copyright infringement.

In a ruling last year, the Ninth Circuit held that Judge Breyer should have modified the injunction to consider medical necessity and the "strong public interest" in the availability of marijuana for patients whose doctors think they need it.

We order a partial remand of this case on the date of the filing of this opinion for the limited purpose of permitting the district court to proceed with the settlement and entry of the modified preliminary injunction.

The court modified the injunction "to apply to the McAllen facility until such time as another licensed abortion facility becomes available to provide abortions at a location nearer to the Rio Grande Valley than San Antonio".

Justice Scalia called this concluding part of the majority opinion "a bizarre coda" setting forth "a deliberately ambiguous set of suggestions on how to modify the injunction".

And if a hostile administration were to come into power in 2013 or 2017, that hostile administration could come to the court and ask it to lift or modify the injunction.

My lawyers went to see him and he agreed to modify the injunction so that I could show the film if I could rely on someone's representation to me that the audience was going to consist of the accepted class.

By January 25, however, the city was back in court asking to modify the very injunction it had argued for just days earlier.

The MPA prevents judges from enforcing injunctions on genetically modified seeds even if they are deemed unsafe.

The Regional Federal Court in Brazil upheld an injunction that blocks Monsanto from selling genetically modified soybeans in the country until a comprehensive environmental impact study can be completed.

Today, in its first ruling on genetically modified seeds, the US Supreme Court firmly established that farmers can seek injunctions or other forms of relief from federal courts when their crops are threatened with infection by these GMOs.