0 present participle of enjoin --
1 to tell someone to do something or to behave in a particular way: --
He did issue orders before the capture of the city enjoining propriety of conduct upon his troops and later he issued further orders to the same purport.
To stop this type of conduct, governments sought injunctions either enjoining the activity that caused the nuisance or requiring the responsible party to abate the nuisance.
Both parties sought both damages and an injunction enjoining further acts they claim to be infringing on patents.
Cronos taught the father the cultivation of the vine and the preparation of wine, enjoining him to teach his neighbours the same.
This motion was denied and a final judgment rendered perpetually enjoining the company from further prosecution of its business.
Each congregation's leadership, over time, differs from other congregations within enjoining districts in teaching, doctrine, protocol, dress, routines.
These include seizing and condemning the product, detaining imported product, enjoining persons from manufacturing or distributing the product, or requesting a recall of the product.
The problem of retail distribution can only be dealt with by enjoining upon everyone to prevent meat, imported meat in particular, coming in contact with other goods.
