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Meanings of enjoinment in English
(Law) a judicial remedy issued in order to prohibit a party from doing or continuing to do a certain activity.
Synonyms
Examples for "injunction"
Examples for "injunction"
1
He also sought an injunction requiring the State to remedy the situation.
2
A preliminary injunction often leads to companies deciding to abandon their deal.
3
It was the injunction of Moses to the children of Israel: Deut.
4
The injunction was never intended to gag parliament or attack free speech.
5
His injunction last year set off another Argentina default on July 31.
1
Today he insisted on enjoining me in conversation despite my obvious reluctance.
2
Of course Clemens would take action immediately; he telegraphed, enjoining the performance.
3
There is a divine precept enjoining the practice of such duty: Heb.
4
There was no need of his wave of the arm enjoining silence.
5
At length Umpire Fuller waved his hand, enjoining silence and calling time.
1
Last month, regulators lifted a cease and desist order for the company's banking unit.
2
The Fed has "no grounds for a cease and desist order," she said.
3
Wells Fargo did not admit any wrongdoing in agreeing to the cease and desist order.
4
Sunland Park city officials issued a cease and desist order, saying the project was not properly permitted.
5
The arrangement did not operate as planned, as the SEC points out in its cease and desist order.
Usage of enjoinment in English
1
As Laurent went off, he exchanged a rapid glance with Therese, a glance full of urgent enjoinment.
Frequent collocations
Enjoinment through the time