Examples of using Injunctions in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Injunctions in labor disputes, 1928.
To lose weight fast at any diet and injunctions must strictly adhere to one rule.
The injunctions appear to have been ignored.
The second category refers to punishments for violating the Commands of God andother prescribed Shari'ah injunctions.
All its injunctions are aimed at preserving the natural state of man.
There salute you Aristarchus my fellow-prisoner, and Mark nephew to Barnabas,concerning whom ye have received injunctions;
Let us note the injunctions along this line which God gave to natural Israel under the Law.
At the beginning of the Maidan, attempts to disrupt stocks and injunctions prevailed, but over time the methods became more radical.
Those injunctions must be effective, proportionate, dissuasive and must not create barriers to legitimate trade.
This is the reason why Marx, in the Manifesto, declares that all the injunctions of communism can, in a sense, be reduced to just one: the abolition of private property.
The injunctions of Manu- the most important of all ancient Indian collections of laws- Brahmanic tradition is considered the establishment of Manu, the mythical progenitor of the people.
Created and refined a document he called Ancestral Injunctions(first published in 1375, revised twice more before his death in 1398).
Iran has removed seals Tuesday from several nuclear research centers,including the uranium enrichment at Natanz(center), despite the injunctions of the West not to take that step.
In the summer of 1996, injunctions and other court proceedings against McLaren were well underway.
Potential drawbacks of applying new Commercial Procedural Codes in the context of IP disputes, including accessibility of the IP Court, procedures on expert opinions,preliminary injunctions.
Early in 2019, Infomir obtained preliminary injunctions against two German distributors who sold set-top boxes of a Korean manufacturer.
A more severe regime of civil fines(the ACMA will have a number of enforcement tools at its disposal, including the right to issue official warnings and notices of violations,to impose civil sanctions and seek injunctions);
In China,the Hongwu Emperor created and refined a document he called Ancestral Injunctions(first published in 1375, revised twice more before his death in 1398).
Such injunctions can in particular consist of orders by courts or administrative authorities requiring the termination or prevention of any infringement, including the removal of illegal information or the disabling of access to it.
The applicant further contended that thecourts' lack of jurisdiction to issue interim injunctions against the Crown was an additional reason rendering judicial review an ineffective remedy.
Such injunctions can in particular consist of orders by courts or administrative authorities requiring the termination or prevention of any infringement, including the removal of illegal information or the disabling of access to it.
UA Policy will undoubtedly bethat the complainants do not need to request any injunctions(as was required in court proceedings)- the registrars will be bound to apply a“lock” on the disputable domain name.
Current legislation does not provide for the definition of“imperative legal norm” for the national law purposes but according to the definition used in the general legal theory,“it is a legal norm which accurately determines the maxim andcategorical injunctions”1.
Such a code is that here called Absolute Ethics as distinguished from Relative Ethics-a code the injunctions of which are alone to be considered as absolutely right in contrast with those that are relatively right or least wrong;
Islam has many hadithic injunctions against eating off precious metal, and so developed many varieties of fine pottery, often influenced by the Chinese porcelain wares which had the highest status among the Islamic elites themselves- the Islamic only produced porcelain in the modern period.
If the parent with custody persistently fails to comply with these obligations,the court can issue appropriate injunctions upon request and, if the child's wellbeing is at risk, of its own motion(Section 189(4) of the Austrian Civil Code).
The first includes the theories whose moral injunctions are derived from the immediate reality of human existence, or“man's nature”- the natural needs or strivings of people, their inborn feelings, or the facts of their lives, considered as the self-evident and extrahistori-cal basis of morality.
In addition, the courts have no jurisdiction to issue interim injunctions against the Crown in judicial review proceedings(Kirkwood, ibid., and R v. Secretary of State for Transport, ex parte Factortame Ltd and Others, The Times, 19 May 1989).