Sentence examples for orders forbidding from inspiring English sources
The showdown has been brewing for weeks, since Britain's newspapers began reporting on the proliferation of so-called super-injunctions like the one given to Mr. Giggs — court orders forbidding news outlets from reporting even that they cannot report something.
He gave orders forbidding skirmishes to avoid a repeat of the defeat.
They have held meetings in the face of orders forbidding meetings.
Kinkaid gave Christie and his other subordinates orders forbidding pierside awards, and the award of army medals to navy personnel.
Still, commanders later issued orders forbidding pilots from crash-landing in a similar way to try to save downed wingmen.
See: Wuhan Incident Despite the CRG's 1967 orders forbidding violence, in July 1967 the city of Wuhan became a battleground for two large rival rebel groups - the Million Heroes and the Wuhan Workers General Headquarterss (WWGH).
The bishops, however, could not perform all the functions of the counts; in particular, their holy orders forbade them to pass judgments of blood.
There is also a risk of legal lawsuits against governments and NGOs that expropriate data of a region, specially CDRs that are rich with personal information despite the anonymization processes, whereas the local constitutional orders forbid doing so.
Their orders forbade them from attacking ships in port, infringing neutral airspace or even attacking German warships escorting merchant ships.
The documents are covered by a protective order forbidding disclosure by lawyers.
Lawyers for Mr. Jackson have challenged an order forbidding grand jury witnesses to discuss their testimony.
