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the injunctions
noun
The act of enjoining; the act of directing, commanding, or prohibiting.
Exact(60)
Chief Batts supports the injunctions.
But the injunctions endure.
The injunctions are decidedly unambiguous.
"They are refusing to obey the injunctions" of the Mujao.
Judge Griesa was asked to clarify how the injunctions' payment formula was intended to work, and how the injunctions applied to third parties like intermediary banks.
With the injunctions now refused twice, the case may move to trial.
In general, criticism of the injunctions has been muted as the cases move forward.
The Supreme Court of the United States, after hearing arguments, lifted the injunctions, and publication proceeded.
The injunctions, intended to protect privacy, have become a scandal here in Britain.
It is no accident that the injunctions have flourished in California.
"In each instance the injunctions prohibiting the strikes have been ignored.
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