"In addition to the Floyd lawsuit, two actions have been filed against the NYPD challenging the constitutionality of the Muslim surveillance program and the Handschu lawyers have filed a motion to enjoin that program as well".
The company then brought this action in a federal court to enjoin the order as unconstitutional.
Mr. Snyder is asking the court to enjoin voting on the measure as long as it contains "advocating language," the inclusion of which, he said, violated the board's authority.
As a result of these conclusions it was determined that the circuit court of the United States was without jurisdiction to enjoin the commissioners, as state officers, from disposing of the state property as the state statute directed, and therefore a right existed to a peremptory mandamus.
In times of war, even modern state societies quickly turn the enemy into a dehumanized figure of hatred, only to enjoin us to stop hating again as soon as a peace treaty is signed.
A prime example is Obama's healthcare reform, which aimed to sort out a major problem, only for it to end up so complicated and messy that White House strategists are enjoining Democrats to say as little as possible about it.
466, 82 L.Ed. 646, in which without express statutory authority a court is asked to enjoin an administrative proceeding as being contrary to law.
Although they are ordered to the First Intelligence so as to enjoin contemplative unity on the entire cosmos, Albert rejects the Averroistic theory of the unity of the intellect.
Sterling v. Constantin was distinguished on the ground that it involved an attempt to restrain the action of a Governor as part of a main objective to enjoin execution of certain administrative orders as violative of the State and Federal Constitutions.
This court is not in the position, for example, to enjoin uses which are fair as determined by the Guidelines and set out in the Copyright Act.
