But the longer that inflation remains high, the trickier it is for Mr King to enjoin patience.
Article 55 the maritime court, having entertained an application for a maritime injunction, may enjoin the maritime claimant to provide security.
If any human authority or civil power could have done this, why might it not also enjoin the eating of fish and drinking of ale in the holy banquet as a part of divine worship?
Paretic in, enjoin limb knees hip flexor.
Wherefore, though I might be much bold in Christ to enjoin thee that which is convenient.
They also asked the court to enjoin (forbid) the district attorney from prosecuting anyone else under the Texas abortion law in the future.
All departments should enjoin their subordinate units to participate in the all-round improvement of social security, while integrating it with their professional work and play their respective roles.
enjoin a person from infringing (on) the rights of another person
In the Africa of Clauzel, Bugeaud, Lyautey, and Nogu, honour and duty strictly enjoin that the French should refuse to carry out the conditions imposed by the enemy.
And can it be that good policy does not equally enjoin it?
The tattoo qualifies as an original "work of visual art" that may gain "recognized stature," with the result that a court may enjoin its destruction.
And I hereby enjoin upon people so declared to be free to abstain from all violence.
If any payer fails to pay social insurance premiums in full amount and on time, the administrative departments of labor security shall enjoin it to make up the arrears in social insurance premiums within a prescribed time limit,
One can hardly call these principles doctrines, because Hindu religion on the whole does not enjoin particular beliefs on its followers.
enjoin obedience [silence]
She stretched out her arm to enjoin silence about her, held her breath, and began to listen with rapture.
Do you feel happy? We have enjoin a ice trip. Now, let us wave our hands to say good-bye.
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