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He said courts should not be allowed to grant injunctions forbidding the reporting of parliament.

Now the two sides are battling it out in court amid a flurry of injunctions.

It may take more than an economic slowdown and a few injunctions from on high to eradicate such habits, especially during a holiday.

He dictated a book of injunctions and expositions, the Koran, which he declared was communicated to him from God.

This means same-sex couples have recourse to the law and court injunctions just as heterosexual couple do, in cases of domestic violence.

After the court victory, Apple lawyers sought injunctions against sales of Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets in the U. S. market.

Since then they have fought me with lawsuits, injunctions, and charges of bribery and conspiracy.

A few days after the injunctions, children are playing on streets where they never were before.

"What bin Laden has done is ignored those injunctions, " he said.

With the current system of injunctions crumbling, a committee is being set up to review press regulation.

The lawyers threatened "proceedings to include claims for injunctions, damages, interest and legal costs (which could be substantial). "

Please, spare me any sanctimonious injunctions about her chosen way of life. She's doing what she can.

A new term is coined: "super-injunctions" , whereby the existence of court proceedings and court orders are themselves secret.

There are few clear-cut injunctions along the lines of the Hippocratic oath for doctors, which commands physicians: "First, do no harm. "

Increasingly, as I can testify, his generation even resorts to political policing and legal injunctions.

More than most other religions, the founding texts of Islam include very specific injunctions about crime, punishment and family law.

Other types of gag orders, injunctions, and restraining orders will be discussed in more detail in the appropriate sections below.

Newspapers denounce privacy injunctions as an elitist tool open only to the wealthy.

Adding the remedy of court injunctions to the previous penalties of seizures and prosecutions.

Injunctions are court orders that command persons to do or refrain from doing something.

But these days there's a lot more to it than the usual injunctions about drinking and driving or speeding.

In the latest twist, Apple has just gained injunctions to prevent the sale of Samsung's Galaxy Tab in Europe and Australia.

A gang that murders people will be harried by civil injunctions and crackdowns on petty probation violations.

The Supreme Court last year, in a case involving eBay, said injunctions should not be automatic in the case of patent infringement.

Making or giving injunctions, directions, laws, or rules.

But before and after the injunctions for fighting are calls for restraint.

Such injunctions may strike the modern reader as utopian.

Employers use temporary injunctions and legal challenges to buy negotiating time when strikes loom.

All of you must know that the repeated injunctions must be obeyed.

In cities such as Los Angeles and San Jose, prosecutors have sought injunctions against groups of people suspected of gang activity.

Even when you read in the Quran there are injunctions for fighting.

A. Graciously I have received Meiji Emperor's last injunctions.

The German Practice on Preliminary Injunctions Orders

On the Interim Injunctions in the Divorce Proceeding