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enjoin

[en-join] / ɛnˈdʒɔɪn /




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“But as discussed, plaintiffs have made a sufficient showing that defendants issued internal guidance to terminate public-health grants for unlawful reasons; that guidance is enjoined as the parties develop a record.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Because such discrimination violates the Supremacy Clause, the Court is constrained to enjoin the facial covering prohibition,” she wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

“Accordingly, the challenged laws are invalid under the Supremacy Clause and their application to the Federal Government should be preliminarily and permanently enjoined.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Let’s say that some policy of the administration has been enjoined,” Barrett said.

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She asked Justice Department lawyers what set apart the most recent cuts from previous ones she enjoined.

From Los Angeles Times