Exempel på enjoin

• The censorate was specifically enjoined to watch over the activities of line officials, and responsibilities and disciplinary rules were enshrined in statute.

• Within the home, one was enjoined to install modern furniture and lighting (including the all-important lampshade) and to decorate the room with wallpaper.

• Using fictitious languages, they confronted listeners with that of which 'parole' were enjoined not to speak in polite society.

• In neither country is such care support enjoined by law, and its provision rests on personal and cultural assumptions of love and duty rather than legal sanctions.

• Teachers are enjoined to purchase this software and to use it with their students 'continually consolidating and widening their knowledge and practical experience of staff notation'.

• The implication of this statement is that gosains were not subject to a blanket prohibition against marriage, but simply enjoined to conduct marriage with women from other castes.

• The two approaches effectively enjoined researchers to look for evidence of cross-sectoral, inter-agency and intergovernmental coalition-building for urban development and to assess its importance within the wider politics of localities.

• Rather, it is an ethic that enjoins caregivers to forge relationships with patients that will facilitate communication and negotiation so the treatment that patients want will be successful.

• All this enjoins on us the necessity to conduct our affairs seriously, soberly and sensibly.

• Highway authorities have been enjoined to provide additional aids to movement on classified and other important roads.

• The traffic commissioners should be enjoined to allow any operator on to a route which is not already served by public transport.

• The broadcasting authorities are enjoined, and have agreed, to maintain a balance.

• Secondly, the court is enjoined to take into account various considerations in deciding whether to grant an occupancy right.

• I suggest that in dealing with these matters the court should be enjoined to treat that man as if he had not married again.

• The barrister is also enjoined to decide by lot the order of those lists for revision.