Sentence examples for to injunction from inspiring English sources

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to injunction

noun

The act of enjoining; the act of directing, commanding, or prohibiting.

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First, are plaintiffs entitled to injunction against future infringement of the works in suit.

In such cases the law of agency has no application, the wrongdoer is treated as a principal, and individually liable for the damages inflicted, and subject to injunction against the commission of acts causing irreparable injury.

Second, are plaintiffs entitled to injunction against future infringement of works which may not now be copyrighted or even in existence but, in the future, may be copied by defendant.

LAPD officers work with lawyers from the city attorney's office to identify and notify the gang members and associates who must adhere to injunction rules.

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Patent holder to seek injunction to halt sales.

"Recourse to injunctions harms competition," it said.

All consented to injunctions against further violations of securities laws.

The city has until March 18 to respond to the injunction.

Consented to an injunction promising to pay back some of the money; now facing criminal charges in a Florida court.

People retain the ability to seek injunctions to stop state officials from violating the law.

Microsoft Corp has also promised not to seek injunctions to ban products based on standard-essential patents.

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