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restraining order
noun
- a judicial order to forbid a particular act until a decision is reached on an application for an injunction.
restraining order
noun
- law an order issued by a civil court to a potential abuser to keep away from those named in the order
Word History and Origins
Origin of restraining order1
Example Sentences
The city requested a temporary restraining order against the union to prohibit it from planning a strike.
City officials said a hearing could come as early as Tuesday morning and the restraining order would last for 14 days.
We currently have a restraining order against an individual who threatened my life.
Britney’s sons were then granted a restraining order against their grandfather.
It cites the archdiocese’s lawsuit — which was filed last Friday and includes a motion for a temporary restraining order filed Monday — and says the new rules offer “parity” among different types of activities.
The judge refused to grant an extension of her restraining order.
When Dyan Cannon and Grant Grant split, she attained a restraining order, so he rented another house a bit further down the road.
He encouraged her to get a restraining order, which she did.
The restraining order led to Negron having his gun taken away.
“There was a scary verbal dispute and I filed a restraining order [of protection] in New Jersey,” she says.
Certainly if the restraining order of Judges Wood and Grosscup be good law there is no sense in maintaining organized labor.
She flouted his authority and sustained her incredible effrontery by a restraining order from the court.
Can you get a restraining order to prevent him from leaving?
The marshal approached and extended toward Sexton a copy of the restraining order.
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