Sentence examples for received an injunction from inspiring English sources

But as soon as the animals were moved, bison opponents went to court and received an injunction to prevent further transfers.

" In February, Ms. Yunus filed suit against the city, and received an injunction in May from a local economic court halting any demolition work while the case was proceeding.

Many legal motions were filed in conjunction with the election and the vote-tallying process, including one by Mutharika's DPP party, which sought and received an injunction to prevent a full recount from occurring.

Providence and a group of patients went to court to fight the ban and received an injunction against it in May of this year.

They received an injunction that year to keep the ordinance from being enforced, but the legal battle wasn't fully resolved until 2014, when the Supreme Court declined to review the lower court decisions that struck down the ordinance.

Unable to resolve the February blockade, De Beers received an injunction and tabled a motion for $130M in damages against roughly half a dozen blockaders, citing "intimidation" and "unlawful interference with economic interests".

It instead determined that Mr. Bush had not met the legal standard necessary to receive an injunction, which requires the demonstration of a threat of irreparable injury.

Existing Vringo lawsuits include an ongoing search patent case between I/P Engine (a subsidiary of Vringo) and Google, AOL Inc., Google, IAC/InterActiveCorp-owned IAC Search & Media, Gannett Co Inc. and Target Corp.; a multinational case against ZTE (which most recently saw ZTE receiving an injunction on selling base stations in Germany) ; and a case against ADT and Tyco.

In similar circumstances, Joshua received a similar injunction.

I received a high court injunction without notice when helping to save the Oxfordshire lake from Npower (High court injunction – the weapon of choice to slap down protests, 28 October; Otter-spotting and birdwatching: the dark heart of the eco-terrorist peril, 23 December 2008).

In December, Irons's widow, Lyndie, received a six-month injunction from releasing the autopsy report from a Texas judge.