(e) An interim injunction or other interim order.

Muhammad s injunction was to read, but the Koran does not say what to read.

The defense immediately sought an injunction in federal court to prevent the trial from continuing.

Despite a court injunction against the construction, the mosque grows more visible every day.

The injunction What would you do, reinforced the proximity, not the empathy but the positioning.

In July 2010, the High Court issued an injunction that the Ministry provide such an explanation.

On the basis of article 254, paragraph 1, of the Code of Civil Procedure, a judge who hears applications for interim relief may grant an injunction in all urgent cases in which an immediately enforceable injunction is required, having regard to the interests of the parties .

An amendment to the Prevention of Violence in the Family Law dealt with the possession of firearms under a protective injunction.

A beneficial Islamic doctrine is the Koranic injunction that there shall be no compulsion in matters of religion.

The court may issue a protective injunction against a person who engages in stalking, or impose further restrictions.

Amendment no. 5 (2000) to the Prevention of Violence in the Family Law encompasses a change in attitude regarding firearms to those given a protective injunction.

These sentences are interpreted by many Buddhists (especially in the West) as an injunction against supporting any legal measure which might lead to the death penalty.

This means a person is usually denied his right to carry and bear firearm following an injunction unless certain conditions specified in the law are met.

Why is this subject, Your Excellency? Didn't we agree to stop the subject?

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher s famous injunction that you cannot buck the market was part of the regulatory mindset in the pre crisis Anglosphere.

The girls subject to an early marriage suffer from health concerns and are subject to domestic violence.

You're changing the subject. What was the subject?

The injunction shall be issued for a maximum period of 6 months, can be extended for additional six months, and even further extended given special circumstances to a total of two years.

On 19 November 2002, Mr. Morales Hernández applied for an injunction (acción de tutela), or amparo, as provided for by article 86 of Colombia's Constitution, to obtain protection of his fundamental right to due process.

I tried to change the subject.

Japan is very subject to earthquakes.

This record is subject to correction.

This record is subject to correction.

k Subject to General Assembly approval.

This record is subject to correction.

While Muslim women in the West Bank are subject to Jordanian law, those in Gaza are subject to Egyptian law.

Occupy protestors prepare for a final sit in at the protest area in Admiralty, Hong Kong, on December 11, 2014, after a judge issued an injunction allowing police to clear the last remaining camps.

The interim injunction, which allowed for the maintenance of competition in the market for the provision of stevedoring services, is still in effect as the Supreme Court is yet to issue a final decision.

Subject to article 85, if a contract of carriage subject to this Convention includes an arbitration agreement, the following provisions apply

Pursuant to Amendment no. 5, of the abovementioned law a person given a protective injunction shall be prohibited from carrying or bearing a firearm, including one issued to him by the security forces or another state authority.

There are different approaches to the subject.

Subject Distance

The possible worlds thought experiment first takes the subject, and then tries to imagine the subject in other possible worlds.

4.2 Secondly, the State party submits that the case falls outside the scope of the application of Covenant, as it concerns interim injunction proceedings before the President (referred to as the trial judge by the author).

The Obama administration has criticized the law, church groups have protested that it is discriminatory, and a federal court has issued a temporary injunction, ruling that immigration is a federal issue.

(b) Subject to the provisions of article 8

It was subject to UN sanctions until 2002.

Southerners were subject to systematic and institutionalized marginalization.

Regulators are typically not subject to those temptations.

Israeli policymakers refuse to talk about the subject.

They were subject to the most abhorrent treatment.

All meetings listed are subject to a written

Lithuania is subject to IAEA and EURATOM safeguards.

g Subject to approval by the General Assembly.

Employed workers were subject to a different system.