enjoin

I will enjoin on him to place himself at your service.

Members are usually enjoined to have the interest of the town at heart.

But we are already enjoined and must see the matter through.

But a federal district court enjoined the board from doing so in January 1953.

Women were also enjoined to look after and take care of the young men in the battlefield.

Now the same judge has enjoined implementation a second time.

"I was prepared to begin to enjoin a number of important issues," he said.

Children were enjoined to respect both of their parents, even as they became adults.

I enjoined, with a new brutal note in my voice.

In Victorian times more than now boys were enjoined to be little men.

It has been enjoined by a Federal court from completing the offer.

"You know that this letter enjoins us all to die, rather than give up the town?"

They made signs to the men, enjoining them to do likewise.

Not a word was said between them to enjoin or promise secrecy.

I've a special order enjoining them from certain actions they may undertake.

"In the name of the general I enjoin you from interfering."

She laid her hand upon my arm, enjoining me to silence.

I am enjoined to convey this only to the target human.

So Joseph sent his brothers away, enjoining them not to fall out on the way.

He enjoins the chorus to reveal nothing of what has happened.

We enjoined him to let us just start over.

To everything he said only: "I am enjoined to silence until midnight of the third day."

The measured voice enjoined his listeners to ask questions on any point that was not clear.

Marcia enjoined my mother to take herself seriously as an artist.

But she made clear during her ruling that "further implementation of the act is enjoined."