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    injunction


    1. family obtained a court injunction that the bank could not use the property for


    2. The saying, 'those to whom much is given, much is expected' is actually an observation of reality not a cautionary injunction


    3. She was timid to even speak of it at first, so strong an injunction against the discussion of her personal experiences she had set for herself, but here again the twins were a balm of relief to her


    4. And in the same essay he informs us that the first responsibility of government is to govern the people, and the second necessity is to govern themselves, an injunction that seems to have completely escaped the notice of the current Democrat administration


    5. termination of Grihasthashram (householder), following the injunction


    6. Suddenly recalling the Lord’s injunction, he put the stick


    7. Copernican were seen as a violation of his injunction in 1616, seventeen years before his trial in 1633


    8. He stated he had no recollection of an injunction, and some historians felt the document had been planted in his file


    9. They are ready, O king, according to your own strict injunction


    10. Some notice through the smog of political correctitude that the injunction against being judgmental does not apply to those who mandate it

    11. Failure to follow this injunction may lead to increased allergies or food sensitivities,


    12. in the Tech Center was overturning the injunction that NNS secured


    13. for me 11 months later when the injunction was lifted and every buyer


    14. the TRO and preliminary injunction


    15. In upholding the injunction, the state Supreme Court agreed with Judge Bayless that Amendment 2 supposedly affects the fundamental constitutional


    16. They are ready O king according to your own strict injunction


    17. Despite that absolute injunction, backed by both ecclesiastical and royal authority, Leoba stubbornly wishes to see the Holy Land


    18. Therefore has the injunction been laid on you that you should remain by yourselves both man and woman for in such persons repentance can take place


    19. Cador, after a few moments hesitation while he considered and rejected his god’s injunction against nudity, threw off the shorts and T-shirt that Edgar’s son had outgrown, then stood, hands covering his groin, suddenly embarrassed


    20. It had ended with an injunction to destroy the letter immediately by burning, and to speak to no one about it

    21. Despite the deputy headmaster’s injunction, schoolwork was disrupted and little of educational value was accomplished


    22. I told him that I was off to get an injunction to force him to stop production and shut down the plant


    23. 2 By the beginning of this year Jesus had fully won his mother to the acceptance of his methods of child training -- the positive injunction to do good in the place of the older Jewish method of forbidding to do evil


    24. " Moral worth cannot be derived from mere repression -- obeying the injunction "Thou shalt not


    25. 22 "And then will you remember that once again -- in the greater spiritual enlightenment of Isaiah's day -- these ten negative commandments were changed into the great and positive law of love, the injunction to love God supremely and your neighbor as yourself


    26. 1 On the evening of this same Sabbath day, at Bethany, while Jesus, the twelve, and a group of believers were assembled about the fire in Lazarus's garden, Nathaniel asked Jesus this question: "Master, although you have taught us the positive version of the old rule of life, instructing us that we should do to others as we wish them to do to us, I do not fully discern how we can always abide by such an injunction


    27. 4 This man whom John forbade to teach and work in Jesus' name did not heed the apostle's injunction


    28. This injunction against the employment of material influences refers to psychic force as well as to physical force


    29. For later on, after the establishment of the church at Jerusalem, he did obey the Master's injunction, although it was then too late to enjoy membership in the seventy, and he became the treasurer of the Jerusalem church, of which James the Lord's brother in the flesh was the head


    30. Added toa divided and ambivalent sense of self is the injunction not to be aware of the very existence of the context or of the profound

    31. Each one of the twelve was reacting in his own peculiar way to the events of these closing days of Jesus' ministry in the flesh, and each one likewise remained obedient to the Master's injunction to refrain from all public teaching and preaching during this Passover week


    32. there is no equivalent phrase applied to girls because there is no equivalent permissive injunction appropriate to them


    33. direct injunction that women's physicality and sexuality were not to be visible, or even to exist


    34. Secondarily comes the injunction to eat only within the context of management of


    35. Still others look upon it as being the positive injunction of a great moral teacher who embodied in this statement the highest concept of moral obligation as regards all fraternal relationships


    36. 7 In the kingdom of the believing brotherhood of God-knowing truth lovers, this golden rule takes on living qualities of spiritual realization on those higher levels of interpretation which cause the mortal sons of God to view this injunction of the Master as requiring them so to relate themselves to their fellows that they will receive the highest possible good as a result of the believer's contact with them


    37. The spirit of the Master's injunction consists in the nonresistance of all selfish reaction to the universe, coupled with the aggressive and progressive attainment of righteous levels of true spirit values: divine beauty, infinite goodness, and eternal truth -- to know God and to become increasingly like him


    38. Dedicate your life, Simon, to showing how acceptably mortal man may fulfill my injunction concerning the simultaneous recognition of temporal duty to civil powers and spiritual service in the brotherhood of the kingdom


    39. cially since she had followed her advice with an injunction to "trust no-one"


    40. “So you see, the mother’s injunction ‘Live a good life, and goodness will

    41. The injunction was subsequently suspen-


    42. The injunction preventing SBS from televising the recording of the Sydney


    43. The phrase isn’t an injunction, it’s a description


    44. Marc Edmund Jones’ injunction to keep things as simple as possible


    45. Paul's injunction to "pray for kings" is a very singular and remarkable one


    46. It is reported that on the morning of the Coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953, one local authority resorted to law and applied for an injunction to force a persistent organiser to dismantle a street party, already set up and just waiting to go, which it considered to be illegal


    47. The magistrate accepted that the local authority were right in law, and granted the injunction, but gave the street party organiser 24 hours to comply


    48. Basildon Council in Essex has today sent notices to each of the 51 illegally occupied plots at the travellers’ site at Dale Farm in Essex, following the injunction until Friday preventing bailiffs entering the site to clear the unauthorised plots


    49. The council said the eviction could take place on Friday if their intended legal challenge to the injunction succeeds


    50. Ball said the injunction was granted because the judge at the Royal Courts of Justice wanted more information








































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