Sentence examples for the injunction even from inspiring English sources

The new bench of local men refused to renew the injunction, even refusing Soggot leave to appeal to the Appellate Division in South Africa.

Robert Chesney, a professor at University of Texas, Austin, who specializes in the laws of war, said that if the Second Circuit appeals court upholds the injunction — even if by narrowing its scope — rather than overturning it on standing grounds, it could potentially set up a split on detention authority with the more conservative District of Columbia appeals court.

It's when someone rich (these things are very expensive) takes out an injunction on the press that not only stops them reporting something but also stops them reporting that the injunction even exists.

Instead of backing off, the group has said they will continue to fight Kinder Morgan despite the injunction, even under threat of arrest.

The reason: An injunction, even for curative steps like requiring El Paso to make a fresh shop the company or its pipeline business, may have put the entire transaction at risk.

The provision [77 So.2d 335] in the contract for liquidated damages will not operate to prevent an injunction even though the employee is not insolvent, unless it appears from the contract [262 Ala.

He added that there was "still something to be achieved by an injunction" even "once the secret is revealed".

In some cases, these injunctions even bar newspapers from acknowledging the existence of the court order.

The injunction applies even when Fly obtains information about the recommendations from published news reports.

The injunction – which even prevented Goodwin from being identified as a banker – was raised by Lord Stoneham, a Liberal Democrat peer, earlier on Thursday during a debate in the upper house.

See, e.g., Helifix Ltd. v. Blok-lok, Ltd., 208 F.3d 1352, 1354, 54 USPQ2d 1308, 1308 (Fed. Cir. 2000) (holding that the allegedly anticipatory prior art references sufficiently raised a question of invalidity to deny a preliminary injunction, even though summary judgment of anticipation based on the same references was not supported).