Sentence examples for right to enjoin from inspiring English sources

Mastro assured Kaplan, "You have the right to enjoin litigation here and overseas".

A federal judge in Orlando was right to enjoin enforcement of a law that requires aid applicants to pass a drug test.

That is precisely what the Congress sought to do in this case, and the district court was entirely right to enjoin it".

United States and European regulators have been heavily scrutinizing intellectual tie-ups and aggressive use of intellectual property rights to enjoin other companies operations.

"They can't say towns are violating their First Amendment rights, try to enjoin towns based on that and then say they have a vested interest as soon as towns make the very changes to the law the company had argued were against the Constitution.

MSG, seeking to protect its rights, filed suit to enjoin the Yankees from signing their deal with I.M.G., a sports corporation that represents athletes and runs golf and tennis tournaments, among other events.

Rather, it appeals to a divine superior who is taken to enjoin that which right reason itself can discover to be in humans' interest.

Further angered by the $665,000 Manchester had received from Look magazine for serial rights, Mrs. Kennedy went to court to enjoin the author from publishing the book.

A regime where spectrum users have the power to enjoin intruding emissions beyond a predefined level (property rights protection) is compared with a regime where users are forced to bear with intruding emissions, but are entitled to economic compensation for the harm suffered (liability rules protection).

Last Friday, the bankruptcy court refused to enjoin Equity Residential's effort to purchase Archstone through this dual right of refusal, instead stating that Lehman could sue for damages.

The Dodgers are asking Judge Kevin Gross of federal bankruptcy court to enjoin Fox from interfering in the sale of the TV rights.