Examples of using Injunctions in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Kroub said Chinese courts are also more willing to issue harsh injunctions like the one the Shenzhen court handed down in the Huawei-Samsung case,
arbitrary beliefs and injunctions, handed down the generations- beliefs that were perhaps given a fair wind by the useful programmability of the child brain.
Moreover, establishing power blocs within the party goes against his own injunctions against cadres forming tuantuanhuohuo(团团伙伙;“factions and cliques”)(China News Service, February 16; People's Daily, January 12, 2015).
three states- New York, California and Washington- have issued temporary injunctions against the Trump administration's"public charge" rule, preventing it from taking effect on Oct. 15.
These injunctions are not contradictory because the person who is punished for his crimes will suffer his injury not through the ill-will of the judge but though the evil act itself.
His six Brothers, Sons of the one Father, chanted these injunctions to Him on the day of His renewed activity(on what we call the day of creation).
which has a 5-4 conservative majority, lifted lower court injunctions against the policy, while allowing legal challenges to continue.
The injunctions embedded in this pattern are:
The“guidance” registered can also be simply a sensitivity to the voices and injunctions and well-meaning intentions of good people on the path of return to incarnation.
subject to enforcement action, including seizure of products, injunctions, and, in some situations, criminal prosecution.
The report reveals that the agency has drastically slowed down its use of warning letters and legal injunctions as a means of enforcement over the first two years of the Trump administration.
two facts about the form are stated, which are true of all forms, and three strong injunctions are given in the following terms.
of attrition against Marler, acquiring a minority stake in SB Properties and initiating a series of court injunctions and delaying tactics,
a court in the United Kingdom and the U.S. International Trade Commission where it has requested injunctions against Nokia.
administrative procedures and remedies spelled out in the text include provisions on evidence of proof, injunctions, damages and other remedies which would include the right of judicial authorities to order the disposal
While the first two injunctions re-opened the program for the foreseeable future, this order is the first time since September 5,
see:” Two areas where ACTA is inconsistent with US law, injunctions and damages, KEI Policy Brief,
While the first two injunctions re-opened the program for the foreseeable future, this order is the first time since September 5,
The aversion that some Muslims harbour against Christians is strikingly peculiar not only because of the Quran aforementioned general injunctions for religious tolerance but especially because Muslims and Christians share a myriad of things in common.
Olson filed a complaint against Near and Guilford under the Public Nuisance Law of 1925.[5] Also known as the"Minnesota Gag Law", it provided permanent injunctions against those who created a"public nuisance," by publishing, selling, or distributing a"malicious, scandalous and defamatory newspaper.".