enjoining Antonyms
Meaning of enjoining
enjoining (n)
(law) a judicial remedy issued in order to prohibit a party from doing or continuing to do a certain activity
enjoining (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Enjoin
enjoining Sentence Examples
- The union leader urged the workers to stay united and resist the management's attempts at enjoining their collective bargaining rights.
- The judge issued an injunction enjoining the company from polluting the river, upholding the environmental protection laws.
- The court enjoined the defendant from engaging in any further harassment or intimidation of the plaintiff, granting temporary relief to the victim.
- The restraining order enjoined the individual from approaching the school premises, ensuring the safety of the students and staff.
- The contract enjoined the parties from disclosing confidential information acquired during their business dealings, protecting the sensitive data.
- The treaty enjoined the signatory nations to cooperate in promoting peace and resolving conflicts through diplomatic means, fostering international harmony.
- The marriage vows enjoined the couple to love, honor, and cherish each other, symbolizing their commitment to lifelong companionship.
- The religious text enjoined believers to practice compassion, forgiveness, and generosity towards others, emphasizing the importance of moral conduct.
- The government guidelines enjoined public officials to maintain transparency and accountability, ensuring the ethical conduct of those in power.
- The environmental agency enjoined industries to reduce their carbon emissions and adopt sustainable practices, contributing to the fight against climate change.
FAQs About the word enjoining
(law) a judicial remedy issued in order to prohibit a party from doing or continuing to do a certain activityof Enjoin
prohibiting, banning, prohibition, barring, suppression, proscription, interdicting, outlawing,forbidding, interdiction
allowance, allowance, approval,permission, approval, permission, sanction, sanction, promotion, license
The union leader urged the workers to stay united and resist the management's attempts at enjoining their collective bargaining rights.
The judge issued an injunction enjoining the company from polluting the river, upholding the environmental protection laws.
The court enjoined the defendant from engaging in any further harassment or intimidation of the plaintiff, granting temporary relief to the victim.
The restraining order enjoined the individual from approaching the school premises, ensuring the safety of the students and staff.
