Sentences

enjoin in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To enjoin means to direct or order someone to do something, often through a legal injunction or authoritative request.

Sample Sentences

  1. The court decided to enjoin the company from proceeding with the construction project.
  2. Her parents enjoined her to focus on her studies rather than social distractions.
  3. The judge will enjoin any further activities that violate the terms of the agreement.
  4. He felt compelled to enjoin his friends to be more cautious in their financial decisions.
  5. The organization sought to enjoin the government from implementing the controversial policy.
  6. The judge decided to enjoin the company from continuing its harmful practices.
  7. The new regulations will enjoin all businesses to reduce their carbon emissions by 20%.
  8. She sought to enjoin her neighbor from building a fence that would obstruct her view.
  9. The court's ruling will enjoin the use of the disputed technology until further notice.
  10. Activists are working to enjoin the government to take stronger action against climate change.

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