Sentence examples for reverse the injunction from inspiring English sources

The owners may have the upper hand because a delay has kept the lockout in place, and the court indicated it is likely to reverse the injunction.

A second Democratic leadership aide tells me that it would be folly for Democrats to change their strategy now, given that it's perfectly possible the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals could reverse the injunction.

Peter Schoenfeld of PSAM, a hedge fund in New York, is "flabbergasted" that the trust was so overwhelmed by politics that it acted before an appeals-court ruling, due in days, that was expected to reverse the injunction.

PAGE B4 Sports BACK IN COURT, LOCKOUT COULD GAIN CLARITY On Friday, the most pivotal hearing of the lockout that has shuttered the National Football League since March 12 will take place in St . Louis where the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit will hear arguments on the N.F.L.'s request to reverse the injunction that would stop the lockout.

The N.F.L. will ask the judges not only to reverse the injunction, but also to issue a broad ruling that makes clear "that the solution to this dispute over terms and conditions of employment lies with the labor laws and not in the antitrust courts," their brief said.

On Friday, the most pivotal hearing of the lockout that has shuttered the league since March 12 will take place in St . Louis where the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit will hear arguments on the N.F.L.'s request to reverse the injunction that would stop the lockout.

The appeals court reversed the injunction entirely on Thursday, saying that the "district court abused its discretion".

In 1845, Henry Thoreau famously set out to live alone in a hut by Walden Pond in Massachusetts, in order to "reverse the biblical injunction and labor for one day only, saving the other six for 'free time.'" During his stay, which Thoreau immortalized in the book Walden (the veracity of which is debated), he was arrested and put in jail for a night for refusing to pay his poll tax.

Despite the oratory, within a few days at least one entity -- the city of Rio -- was seeking an injunction to reverse the policy.

(Alex Shohet was let go last April; Shohet and Fried, who still own a 49.5 per cent share of the company, are planning to seek an injunction to reverse the takeover of Wonderland by Samuels and Spanswick).

To reverse the interlocutory orders granting an injunction pendente lite and appointing receivers, an appeal was prosecuted to the circuit court of appeals for the fourth circuit by the three members of the commission then in office, officially and individually, and by certain of the banks which had been made defendants.