Sentence examples for whose injunction from inspiring English sources

Judge Preska — whose injunction against the same prohibition of worship in schools 16 years ago began the litigation — said that her injunction would last 10 days.

In these respects the case differs from that of an injunction whose command continues to operate in futuro even though obeyed.

They are particularly upset by so-called "super-injunctions" whose existence cannot be reported.

Ultimately, we hope this will yield a submission to the Leveson inquiry and the joint parliamentary committee on privacy and injunctions whose purpose will be to reduce the pressures on, and impediments to, journalism that is conducted in the public interest.

John Conroy, a British Columbia-based lawyer whose client, Neil Allard, filed an injunction challenging the new regulations days before they went into effect, explains that this jump in price would be especially challenging for patients who depend on disability benefits.

The sudden discovery that the names of various people whose identities are protected by injunctions are available on Twitter is baffling.

These are perfect lessons for young adolescents, who will appreciate the injunction to "hit," and whose parents will appreciate the creative discipline of this rebellion.

"This memo from Attorney General Jeff Sessions does nothing to address the constitutional infirmities at the heart of this Executive Order," said Williams, whose legal team won a national injunction against the executive order last month.

Guardian News & Media was notified on 10 occasions of injunctions granted to individuals whose identity was protected by anonymity, and eight orders so far this year.

T-Mobile USA announced that it has obtained two permanent injunctions against handset resellers, whose practices it said "can be harmful and misleading to consumers".

As an example, requiring a university to reappoint a faculty member whose contract had expired constitutes a mandatory injunction.