Examples of using Injunction in English and their translations into Chinese
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The child is granted the opportunity to obtain an interim injunction against the father to pay maintenance.
The child's existence was the subject of legal action in 2013 with the Court of Appeal quashing an injunction seeking to ban reporting of her existence;
We are taking advice and will certainly consider an injunction at the European Court of Justice.
The injunction“don't judge” is the ultimate climax of the altruist morality which, today, can be seen in its naked essence.
(a) Specific performance, injunction and declaratory decree, including the order that an appointment be set aside;
In most, but not all, cases an etiological myth provides the basis for the ritual in a divine act or injunction.
Interpreting the injunction literally, Fox left his father's house, penniless and with Bible in hand to wander about the country in search of light.
The state then turned to the Supreme Court, arguing that the injunction threatens the health and lives of unborn children.
Injunction does not limit any sale of service for any Oracle products or restrict service deliverables Rimini Street provides its clients.
The Obama White House, while strongly condemning WikiLeaks for making the documents public, did not seek an injunction to halt publication.
Winer said he was not surprised that his clients were unable to obtain the injunction, and would now focus on the upcoming hearing.
This resulted in the April 24, 2019, court ordered document production and injunction, forbidding Bitfinex from accessing the Tether reserves for any reason whatsoever.
Klein responded that the Giraldis weren't making a constitutional claim, but rather seeking an injunction under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Yet it is a mistake to ignore large pollution discharges simply because private lawsuits are an ineffective instrument to secure damages, an injunction, or both.
Failure to correct the violations promptly may result in legal action, including product seizure, injunction and/or criminal prosecution.
On February 11, 2016, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims denied the injunction, permitting Oshkosh to continue working under the JLTV contract.
But the consequences are not the most pleasant, for example, Jackie Onassis sued the newfound paparazzi and eventually quite noisy trial a photographer in 1972 injunction.
Then on September 22, 2010, the legal bombshell dropped- the injunction was served.
Filed an injunction against Streambox, Inc. regarding the aforementioned company's product designed to convert Real Audio formatted files to other formats.
An interim injunction is granted to restrain activity, or to require somebody on a temporary basis until a final decision can be made.