Sentence examples for with that injunction from inspiring English sources

In earlier proceedings in which a preliminary injunction was entered, Microsoft's purported compliance with that injunction while it was on appeal was illusory and its explanation disingenuous.

"His last words to me before he left here," says Campbell, "and his last words to Barbara and to Amy before he put on his oxygen mask, were 'Keep it going.' " Helm's friends would be happy to comply with that injunction, but first there is the matter of a bank debt in excess of nine hundred thousand dollars, which threatens to again place the barn in foreclosure.

"We agree with the European Commission that injunctions should only be sought against unwilling licensees," Ms. Dove said in a statement.

They point to parks and playgrounds that swarm with children again, now that injunctions keep gangsters away.

The judge, Marilyn Patel of the United States District Court here, said that if Napster failed to comply with the injunction that she issued in early March, then it "may be the system needs to be closed down".

In a call with reporters on Monday, attorney Bruce Spiva, who won a previous lawsuit against the early voting restrictions, said that the Republican bill would "directly conflict" with the injunction that preserved the old hours.

They were followed by the Charter of the United Nations Article 22), which imposed the duty on member states to "settle their international disputes by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace and security, and justice, are not endangered" and supplemented it with the injunction that all members "shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force".

An immovable problem is how to reconcile orthogonal street patterns with the injunction that worshipers face toward the Kaaba, Islam's holiest shrine.

At the last comprehensive spending review in 2010, the body received a cut of nearly 30% from central government, with the injunction that only 15% should be borne by the "front line".

Over the next year or so, I pressed into the hands of overworked opera house managements copies of the Croesus CDs, with the injunction that they did not need to read up on plot or composer, just listen to the music.

Now Sea Shepherd and its board of directors are trying to prove that they haven't violated that injunction with their protests.