Sentence examples for secure an injunction from inspiring English sources

Katharine Holland QC, the University's barrister, became the first British lawyer to successfully secure an injunction over "protesters unknown".

This week they were joined by Charlie Hebdo, a satirical weekly despite a last-minute attempt to secure an injunction against it by several French Muslim organisations.

By dissolving the union, players gain the right to sue the league under antitrust laws and perhaps secure an injunction to end the lockout.

AAR will also go to the high court in London to try to secure an injunction to halt talks between BP and Rosneft.

An analysis of stop-and-frisk data by Jeffrey Fagan, which found evidence racial bias, was an important part of the court case against the NYPD, and helped secure an injunction against the policy.

That effort was the subject of a court action by Mr. Rosenberg last week that failed to secure an injunction preventing the union's new executive director and chief negotiator from representing the union at the bargaining table.

The Nixon Administration quickly secured an injunction to halt publication.

"That is probably right," said Mosley, who said securing an injunction cost "£10,000 minimum.

(The Nixon Administration quickly secured an injunction to halt the Times from continuing to publish the documents).

The director of public prosecutions had secured an injunction stopping the girl from travelling to have an abortion in England; the Supreme Court overturned this.

Details of the campaign emerged yesterday as the pharmaceutical giant Novartis secured an injunction at the High Court seeking protection from Shac and other newly emerged campaigners.