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单词 injunction
释义
injunction
noun[C]
uk
/ɪnˈdʒʌŋk.ʃən/us
/ɪnˈdʒʌŋk.ʃən/
anofficialordergiven by alawcourt, usually tostopsomeone from doing something:
禁令
[+ to infinitive]Thecourthasissuedan injunctiontopreventtheairlinefromincreasingitsprices.法院颁布禁令不准航空公司提价。
[+ -ing verb]She isseekingan injunction banningthenewspaperfrompublishingthephotographs.她正在争取获得禁令，禁止报纸发表这些照片。
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(Definition ofinjunctionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

injunction| American Dictionary

injunction
noun[C]
law
us
/ɪnˈdʒʌŋk·ʃən/
anofficialordergiven by acourt, usually tostopsomeone from doing something:
[+ to infinitive]Thecourthasissuedan injunction topreventdistributionof thebook.
(Definition ofinjunctionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

injunction| Business English

injunction
noun[C]
LAW
uk
/ɪnˈdʒʌŋkʃən/us
anofficialorderto do or not do something, which is given by acourtoflaw:
ask for/seek/request an injunctionTheboardisseekingan injunction against thehostiletakeover.
grant/issue an injunctionLastweekthejudgeissuedan injunctionblockinga 25-centboostinsubwayandbusfares.
toget/obtain/winan injunction
lift/withdraw/refuse an injunctionUnless thetemporaryinjunction islifted, theservicewill have toshutdownpendingafullcourtcase.

See also

interim injunction
interlocutory injunction
mandatory injunction
permanent injunction
preliminary injunction
restrictive injunction
(Definition ofinjunctionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofinjunction

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Theinjunctionis for ward-looking, whereas the sanction is backward-looking.
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There are two further elements that go into figuring out if aninjunctionis merited.
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Understanding the landscape implies knowledge about ownership, stories, ritual injunctions pertaining to that particular landscape.
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The sheer density of documentation and numerous injunctions against labor mobility reflect these high rates as well as the government's sense of impending crisis.
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Lists of new injunctions to be followed and the policing of activities to prevent accidental accruing of sin are constantly emphasized.
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As we all know, some instructions could, perversely, be taken as direct personal injunctions without reference to the product or package.
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The entire structure that leads to my account of injunctions is necessarily presupposed by any sort of ordering by contract. 30.
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No court will hear you say that you did nothing wrong, as theinjunctionwas predicated on a wrong being identified.
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If some activity is sufficiently troublesome or dangerous to merit aninjunction, a blanket prohibition replaces a standard of care.
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The sense in which injunctions protect autonomy is highlighted by the fact that aninjunctioncan be waived, or sold for a fee.
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Like the coming-to-the-nuisance defense, it has an air of plausibility if we think of theinjunctionas changing what was an acceptable status quo.
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Within the village, theinjunctionagainst drum playing is one of the community's constitutive prohibitions, the breaking of which is accompanied by sanction.
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I do not mean to suggest that all criminal law readily fits theinjunctionmodel.
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The union engaged in constant legal battles, particularly against numerous injunctions issued by judges friendly to employers.
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The council eventually had to obtain aninjunctionagainst the landlord.
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