Sentence examples for ordered to refrain from inspiring English sources
Ms. Novak had been ordered to refrain from communicating with, threatening or harassing them.
Several current employees said they had been ordered to refrain from discussing the director search even with one another.
An ECB spokesman yesterday described as "blatantly untrue" suggestions Pietersen had been ordered to refrain from running during his stint with Bangalore.
As polling stations closed, hundreds of pro- and anti-autonomy youths wielding sticks ran through the slum as the riot police, ordered to refrain from battling the protesters, stood idle.
"The respondent [Sauber] was ordered to refrain from taking any action the effect of which would be to deprive Mr van der Garde of his entitlement to participate in the 2015 Formula One Season as one of Sauber's two nominated race drivers," court documents claim.
They were ordered to refrain from firing their weapons unless fired upon, despite the UN previously describing the situation in Srebrenica as a "slow-motion process of genocide".
"Neil Chandran, Freevi Corporation and Freevi Capital Ltd. are hereby ordered to desist and refrain from the further offer or sale in the State of California of securities…unless and until qualification has been made under the law or unless exempt".
It pointed out that in the last 18 months, it had received 2,600 orders to refrain from notifying customers about warrants or subpoenas seeking their information.
The rampage by Uighurs on July 5 was followed for days by reprisal killings by Han vigilantes who defied police orders to refrain from violence.
Mainstream news websites re-posted an article by the state-run newspaper Global Times suggesting a high-level order to refrain from independent reporting.
He promised to investigate whether corruption, equipment or management problems were to blame, with no "soft-pedalling".State media, already surprisingly vocal about the crash, took this as licence to ignore earlier orders to refrain from reporting controversy.
