Sentence examples for order permanently from inspiring English sources

The official, John R. Triplett, the former chairman of the county water board, withdrew a request for an order permanently barring the weekly newspaper from using the name.

They also sought an order permanently banning the use of policing tactics by the city that "demean, disregard, or under serve its African American population".

The lawsuit seeks monetary compensation and an order permanently enjoining Urban Outfitters from using the name "Navajo" or variations of it on its products.

Apple wants an order permanently barring Samsung, the largest maker of Android smartphones, from selling products in the United States that violate its patents.

As is common in S.E.C. settlements, the company did not admit or deny the accusations, and agreed to an order permanently enjoining it from future similar violations.

The prime minister's remarks came after high court judge Mr Justice Eady issued what was thought to be the first order permanently blocking publication of material relating to an individual's private life.

In addition, the IRS and Department of Justice have won hundreds of civil court orders permanently barring specific individuals from preparing taxes for others.

Only three other people in the UK are directly under a "Mary Bell order", which permanently protects someone's identity.

The successful campaign in 1410 against the Teutonic Order, however, permanently removed the threat from that quarter; on July 15 , 1410 a Polish-Lithuanian army inflicted a crushing defeat on the Teutonic Order at Tannenberg (Grünwald), from which the order never recovered.

This is leading to big budget deficits -- already over $4 billion for the city and what may grow to $6 billion for the state -- that cannot be closed in short order without permanently damaging the city's social and economic structure.

Written and directed by Casper Andreas, the movie opens with a frolic as Marcel, a French citizen, marries a grumpy lesbian named Sarah Jane Elliottt) in order to permanently settle in New York.