Sentence examples for your injunction from inspiring English sources
Atari, this is what's probably going to happen: your injunction will be mocked and maybe you'll get some settlement from the site.
But when it comes to personal matters, your friend's injunction, "Don't tell anyone," implicitly means, "except, of course, your discreet and reliable spouse".
WHEN your Moscow office is raided by Russia's security services, a court in Siberia imposes an injunction on your staff and your work permits are denied, you can tell you have upset someone.
Like your use of the injunction "behave", Kristian and I'm in agreement with your sentiments.
In fact, "stand your ground" is more than a declaration of a right; it is an injunction — stand your ground, be a man.
I will help Motorola and Palm and RIM and VerizonWireless and Sprint and any others who are being irreparably harmed by your criminal activities centering on, but limited to the iPhone, to obtain an injunction against your sale of the iPhone.
That injunction arrives in "Your Life Your Call," one of a handful of songs that offer an exasperated sort of counsel.
A card on each table carries the odd injunction "Turn Your Beer Into a Margarita".
The remedy is normally an injunction ordering your neighbour to stop making the noise at certain times of the day.
The ogne in Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate clearly refers to "hope" rather than to "ye" and should therefore properly be translated as "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here"—an altogether more terrifying injunction than your interpretation.
The video ends with the injunction: "Take your place in the future of London" and the now-dead URL flashes up: www.newhamshanghaiexpo.com.
