Examples of 'enjoins' in a sentence
Meaning of "enjoins"
Enjoin (verb): Enjoin means to instruct or urge someone to do something or to prohibit or forbid someone from doing something through a legal or authoritative order
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of enjoin
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But my church enjoins me to go forth and be fruitful.
It is my duty to pass upon you the sentence which the law enjoins.
Enjoins us to defend ourselves against the infidels.
On the slave he enjoins the duty of obedience.
It enjoins upon man a certain mode of individual conduct.
God is the first who enjoins to do good.
It enjoins us to see things in the light of reality.
Benedict also enjoins manual labor.
He enjoins us to not worry about tomorrow.
Scripture also plainly enjoins separation from evil doctrine.
Enjoins and requires the cultivation of the love of virtue up to the.
This court order enjoins you from mutilating my client.
This conclusion is reinforced by the strictness with which God enjoins obedience.
She enjoins me not to trust him.
He positively enjoins them.
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And he enjoins us to love one another.
The Constitution of this country enjoins regional balancing.
His gesture enjoins silence on initiates of the mysteries.
This the Canon treating of the defence of the Faith explicitly enjoins.
Canon xxvii enjoins on princes the repression of heresy.
God 's fourth commandment also enjoins us to honor all who.
He enjoins the worship of the gods.
It forbids hitting civilian objects and enjoins confining attacks to strictly military targets.
He enjoins us to imitate his mercy.
In philosophical terms the principle enjoins that we do not multiply entities beyond necessity.
He enjoins upon them what is good and forbids them what is evil.
The eighth commandment enjoins the orderliness in human property.
QNET enjoins all its IRs to adopt a consistent and professional attitude at all times.
The apostle forbids harassing anxiety and enjoins prayerfulness as the sure way to peace.
He enjoins silence about himself.
The Hippocratic oath enjoins us to be teachers.
Islam enjoins upon us to be stewards of the Earth.
The Liberal Gnostic Church neither enjoins nor forbids the marriage of its clergy.
APCET enjoins the Special Committee to undertake an expeditious examination of those proposals.
We should do what the Church enjoins us to do to receive a plenary indulgence.
He teaches the brotherhood of all men, so likewise he enjoins universal love.
The judge enjoins us to disperse.
A few months later a three-judge panel enjoins its enforcement.
Baháʾuʾlláh enjoins the adoption of a universal language and script.
Progress, but at the same time she enjoins on the sadhakas.
The Torah enjoins us to honor our parents.
Indeed, the Bible repeatedly enjoins us to hate evil.
Our Constitution enjoins us to protect our fragile ecosystem and to promote biodiversity.
And whoever follows the footsteps of Satan - indeed, he enjoins immorality and wrongdoing.
This is what He enjoins upon you so that you may take admonition.
Yet, even though the Charter of our Organization enjoins us to.
Miss Giddens enjoins him to say who taught him this language and behaviour.
Say, " Worst indeed is that which your faith enjoins on you if you are believers.
There Moses enjoins the Israelites to use their tithes to purchase.
The apostle meets this difficulty, and expressly enjoins Christians to pray for them also.
