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injunction

Law an instruction or order issued by a court to a party to an action, esp to refrain from some act, such as causing a nuisance
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Arulogun explained that May 21 is set aside by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to celebrate and promote our culture in diversity, stating that schools' authorities, civil/public servants, private business owners, corporate organisations as well as other culture-related organization are enjoined to done wear indigenous attires throughout the day and make the day an indigenous language day.
'I enjoin Muslims in Ogun State to pray for the incoming administration of our Governor-elect, Prince Dapo Abiodun for a successful, progressive and prosperous tenure as the governor of Ogun State.
Heistein said RSA is attempting to intervene to enjoin HPD from pursuing this program and force the agency to revamp its procedures.
The commandments tell voters to shun 'candidates living an immoral life,' and enjoin them to 'always put the welfare of the country as top priority in choosing the candidate you will vote for.'
'Without causing undue panic and confusion, I enjoin you dear pastors to put in place security measures in your respective Churches to protect our faithful and to ensure peaceful liturgical celebrations,' he said.
The conduct of anti-illegal gambling operations against MCCI's OCBS are enjoined by virtue of the Writ of Permanent Injunction.
The district court agreed and enjoined 24.2-509(B) in its entirety.
M2 EQUITYBITES-February 13, 2017-Anthem to Appeal US District Court Decision to Enjoin Proposed USD 54.2bn Merger
These advertising messages are aimed mainly at boys, and they enjoin various forms of masculine display--for instance, the motorcycle races, which almost never feature women drivers.
The court has asked the parties to submit briefs addressing whether the court has the authority to enjoin or prevent SPSA from accepting construction and demolition debris should the court conclude that SPSA is not allowed to accept such debris either from Bay Disposal or under the circumstances of this case.
Even if they overcome all these barriers, the plaintiffs must persuade a federal court to enjoin the DOE's administration of NCLB simply because school districts say they need more money.