Sentence examples for the injunction with which from inspiring English sources

But there is nothing more simple than the pleasures he recommends as life's compensations, or than the injunction with which he concludes: "Fear God and keep God's commandments" (12 13).

But the federal government has now appealed to the Supreme Court to have the injunction overturned, which would force the employees to comply with the requirement.

Paxton, who led the effort, was pleased with the issuance of the injunction, which he said is a response to the Obama administration "attempting to rewrite the laws enacted by the elected representatives of the people".

It was his first show since he revealed the existence of the injunction, which barred any coverage of his affair with another journalist and the child he believed was his own, or of the existence of the injunction.

The injunction, which invoked both the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Interstate Commerce Act, also prevented ARU leaders from communicating with their subordinates.

The injunction, which Grosscup based on both the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Interstate Commerce Act, also prevented the ARU leadership from communicating with their subordinates.

Partly the consistency with which he followed his own injunction that "the duty of the revolutionary is to make the revolution".

Rumours surrounding the identities of those who have taken out super-injunctions have circulated on Twitter and other websites for weeks but the speed with which the latest accusations have been publicised has taken the issue to a critical juncture.

In August 2014 he denied a preliminary injunction against the act – a ruling with which the US fourth circuit court later disagreed – but the next step in the long-term fate of the law comes when Schroeder makes his ruling, which may not be until March.

Debs had indeed broken the terms of the injunctions, which were so strict as to forbid any communication with the striking workers.

Perhaps the painter allowed himself the (unworldly?) hope that Mr Fox Weber would follow to the letter his injunction to deal with the works and ignore the colourful, allusive anecdotes with which he salted their conversations.