Sentence examples for will enjoin from inspiring English sources

A hearing can take place in a week or two after filing, and if the plaintiff prevails, the judge will enjoin your ad from that point forward.

He predicts that his guests will enjoin him to offer a nugget or two from 100 years' worth of wisdom, and for them he has one ready: "It's a beautiful world," he said, "but people should try to settle down and think about peace instead of fighting.

The decision clarifies the very limited circumstances under which the court will enjoin enforcement of an advance notice bylaw amendment by reason of changes that occur during the period after the advance notice bylaw deadline has passed and before the annual meeting is held.

By proper orders, entered in each suit, the court below will recognize the prior right of that company to occupy and use the Grand Ca non for the purpose of constructing its road therein, and will enjoin the Ca non City and San Juan Railway Company, its officers, agents, servants, and employees, from interfering with or obstructing that company in such occupancy, use, and construction.

The conventional wisdom is that Judge Hanen will enjoin implementation of the executive actions, perhaps as early as this week.

The bill will be enjoined and will not become law".

Since it is the responsibility of the High Court to determine the legality of a decision rather than its merits, it will not order a public body to take a certain course of action, but will merely enjoin it to perform its duty in a lawful manner.

Accordingly, the Court will, for the reasons heretofore set forth, grant the motion of plaintiff AAMC for a preliminary injunction and will preliminarily enjoin the defendant from continuing to infringe the plaintiff's copyrighted MCAT test questions.

Once a nuisance has been found, there still must be, in most jurisdictions, a "balancing of the equities" to determine whether the defendant will be enjoined from his activities or whether the plaintiff will have to content himself with money damages.

Professor Hamermesh does not think the pill will be enjoined.

9 If that is a valid argument in deciding cases, it is not amiss to point out that the rule which the Court implicitly adopts here is bound to bring an ever-increasing number of cases into federal courts, where state prosecutions will be enjoined until a federal court can first weigh the motives of state officials in instituting prosecutions.