Sentences with phrase «irreparable harm as»

[30] Google does not lead evidence to the effect, or argue, that it or the public will suffer irreparable harm as a result of the specific order made below.

This suggests that even if the order is set aside on appeal, Google will suffer irreparable harm as a result of compliance with the court order in the interim, because its clients will think less of it or because it is more likely to be the target of injunction applications.

[31] Google argues, rather, that it will suffer irreparable harm as a result of the precedent established by the granting and enforcement of the injunction.

Without the rules of procedure being modified further, I doubt that the Unified Patent Court would focus on irreparable harm as opposed to just any harm.

A fragile and dangerous executive toy, tempting the viewer to bang them together and in destroying them do themselves irreparable harm as the sculpture's glass spheres were filled with Chlorine gas.

«Yieldify has suffered irreparable harm as a result of Bounce's infringement of the» 327 Patent and will continue to suffer irreparable harm unless Bounce is enjoined from infringing the» 327 Patent.»

Not exact matches

To summarize, the view that freedom of choice should not be permitted in the case of abortion is based on two principles: (1) Abortion does grievous, irreparable and unnecessary harm to the developing fetus, regarded as deserving the full rights of personhood.

-LSB-... The Church] makes clear the gravity of the crime committed, the irreparable harm done to the innocent who is put to death, as well as to the parents and the whole of society.»

This entails an understanding of exactly why the Magisterium is so central to the Church, why it is right to talk of «formal cooperation» with evil as always doing «irreparable harm -LSB-...] to the whole of society» and why the Catholic vision of sex, love and, so crucially, our woundedness (see Fr Cummings» article in this issue), is the right alternative to the prevailing hedonistic humanism.

And a falsehood which fosters formal cooperation with seriously wrong acts does, as the Catechism says, «irreparable harm -LSB-... to] the whole of society».

They charged that the NCAA's decision was causing irreparable harm to Kenny's education as well as to his professional prospects.

Some temporary restraining orders were sought against the action to allow judicial review based on issues such as the inconvenience it would cause to the travelers and «irreparable harm» the delay would cause to various constituents.

The state has agreed to hire a monitor and a research expert to serve as watchdogs of the New York City foster care system to settle a federal class - action lawsuit that alleges foster children are enduring irreparable harm after lingering too long without permanent families.

In the analysis — this was [all] originally published as a scientific paper in Nature last fall and then we see it again here in Scientific American in a more a distilled form — what we show is that in terms of climate change, in terms of nitrogen pollution into our waterways and oceans, and in terms of biodiversity loss, we have already caused irreparable harm to the planet.

It's worth mentioning that this has worked for me before 15 years ago (and I kept the weight off for 14 years until a severe back injury)... my question is, am I doing irreparable harm to myself with this program and if so, how should I modify it yet still allow myself to lose weight as quickly as possible?

«A harm is irreparable where there is no adequate remedy at law, such as monetary damages,» she wrote, but if the plaintiffs won, they could recoup the estimated $ 754,000 to their budget.

But in a paper published the same day as the National Academy's report, NASA's former top climate scientist warned that a 2 - degree increase would still inflict «irreparable harm» on future generations.

Although Florida courts apply the presumption of irreparable harm, the presumption can be rebutted if the entrepreneur can establish «absence of an injury,» as demonstrated in TransUnion Risk & Alternative Data Sols., Inc. v. Challa, 676 Fed.

It would be wrong in principle for me to recognize, as irreparable harm, any damage to Google's reputation that might result from its clients» misapprehension of procedure in this jurisdiction and the appropriate test on an application for an interim stay in the Court of Appeal.

In the area of noncompete agreements, employers often use these provisions as a means to «stipulate» that a violation would cause irreparable harm and thus entitle the company to an injunction preventing the employee from working competitively.

Instead, the same old four part test for injunctive relief that we all learned back in law school applies where the district court weighs factors as likelihood of success and irreparable nature of harm in determining whether to order a permanent injunction or whether monetary damages will suffice.

At best they inconvenience you as you change credit cards and at worst they can cause seemingly - irreparable harm to your finances, making your life a living hell.

As plaintiffs have shown that they are likely to succeed on the merits of their First Amendment claim, are likely to suffer irreparable harm absent an injunction, and that the balance of equities and public interest favor an injunction, the court will grant plaintiffs» request to enjoin Proposition 65's warning requirement for glyphosate.

The Texas State Securities Board has issued an emergency cease and desist order on Feb. 26 to website Leadinvest.com, citing a failure to disclose information about its specialists and cryptocurrency mining activities, as well as fraudulently selling unlicensed securities and overall «[threatening] immediate and irreparable harm.»

If the situation is truly an emergency, such as if something is occurring that might cause your children irreparable harm, you can typically ask for an immediate hearing, usually within 24 hours.