injunction

An injunction was given until the 1976 case is heard in court.

Such an injunction would cost more than 20,000 jobs, Government officials said.

I have written the injunction against its use in my will.

Taking what she told him and making it an injunction to her!

The players have said they will return to work if the board gets an injunction.

Sometimes you can stop this sort of thing with an injunction, but not often.

They are, I believe, an injunction to write the present work.

Case law shows that a similar name is not always certain to lead to an injunction.

He may ask that, but it cannot be asked in the form of an injunction.

She later returned to the school following a judge's injunction.

The state attorney general asked the judge to stay the injunction.

An injunction has allowed both families to keep the heat on.

At such times his father's last injunction suggested itself to me.

Well, there was one way to end it: give her another injunction.

The court made the injunction permanent about two weeks later.

They asked for a comment on the story, after which the individual took out an injunction.

It's their game after all, take out a few injunctions.

I took their injunction to see the world pretty seriously, you know.

The judge kept the injunction in place for two reasons.

"If it were in our hands, we would issue an injunction for peace."

He said his group would file an injunction against the administration within days.

Q. How do you deal with the injunction against saying anything bad about a dead person?

Or perhaps after the point was made, they again began to avoid the game in response to the more than 70-year-old injunction against them.

I would like to see, if possible, an injunction taken out against France before the legal process has run its course.

An injunction is an order directing someone not to do something.