Sentence examples for sweeping injunction from inspiring English sources
In a sweeping injunction, the court banned both the Brotherhood itself and "all activities" it organized, sponsored or financed.
"Having established the existence of a less serious situation," he said, "the city proposes a more sweeping injunction".
The law lords, meanwhile, have attacked a sweeping injunction obtained by government lawyers designed to prevent the media from publishing information from Shayler.
The only known precedent for such a sweeping injunction was the case of Mary Bell, who was also 10 when she killed two younger children in 1968.
The trial judge, Mr Justice Aikens, imposed a sweeping injunction preventing the media from repeating speculation, already published, about the contents of the documents.
Judge Virginia A. Phillips of Federal District Court issued a sweeping injunction on Tuesday that called on the military to stop enforcing the policy, and to "suspend and discontinue" any investigations or proceedings to dismiss service members under it.
In 1895, for example, it ruled that a progressive income tax was illegal, refused to apply the Sherman Antitrust Act against the hated Sugar Trust, and approved sweeping injunctions against workers in labour disputes, a series of decisions which persuaded many people that it was motivated by class interest rather than legal propriety.
"Plaintiffs' effort to bind the entire Internet to a sweeping preliminary injunction is impermissible.
Waymo is seeking a sweeping preliminary injunction against Uber that, if granted, could shut down its self-driving program while the case is underway.
In March, a federal judge issued a sweeping preliminary injunction in the case, which forbade anyone at the agency from interfering in immigrant teens' ability to get abortions.
A federal appeals court gave Microsoft a reprieve yesterday by sweeping aside a lower court injunction that ordered the company to distribute the Java software of its rival Sun Microsystems.
