Sentence examples similar to overly broad injunction from inspiring English sources

Critics have long complained that the injunctions are overly broad, claiming that thousands of people were unfairly swept up simply because they knew, or were related to, a gang member.

It's either exclusionary or overly broad.

Many software patents are overly broad.

It sought a broad injunction and an accounting.

Overly broad federal regulation poses another risk, he said.

In arguing against a preliminary injunction, it accuses the town of pandering to local opponents, violating the company's rights under the commerce clause of the United States Constitution and trying to enforce a vague and overly broad zoning requirement for site-plan approvals when business use intensified.

In reaching his conclusion on the propriety of the linking injunction, Judge Newman noted that the lower court judge, Lewis Kaplan, in "an especially carefully considered portion" of his ruling, expressed some concern that an overly broad ban against linking to illegal material under the D.M.C.A. would risk impairing freedom of expression.

Powers's redefinition of bohemianism can be overly broad.

"It's overly broad, and there are no objective standards".

Price determinations may be overly broad or misleading.

The reviewer, Dr. Andrew Mosholder, thought "emotional lability" was overly broad.