Although his supporters can cause inconvenience by blocking roads and staging strikes, they have failed to ignite the mass protests that might force Mr Micheletti to negotiate.
In a statement released Monday, the receiver said he understood "that the freeze implemented under the order can cause inconvenience and in some cases hardship," but that he and his advisers were making their best efforts to identify which accounts could be released.
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"Nuisance calls can cause annoyance, inconvenience and anxiety to consumers," said Claudio Pollack, Ofcom's consumer group director.
Lowering availability can lead to the deterioration of the original function of a smart device, which can cause user inconvenience, financial loss, and psychological damage.
Various strategies have been proposed to prevent waste, including limiting prescribing to 28 days (a policy that some primary care trusts have introduced, but which can cause patients inconvenience).
A central argument for those who advocate wide-spread use of antibiotics for TD is that it can cause considerable inconvenience, ruin holidays and cause financial loss and that it may cause chronic gastro-intestinal complaints [ 6, 11, 12].
Another disadvantage is the need to wear a buster collar for two to three weeks, which can cause considerable inconvenience if the dog is large and goes blundering into furniture at home.
This might cause inconveniences for the users [67].
There are some goods that are not fungible (specialist machinery or armaments, for example) and travel bans and asset freezes can cause a lot of inconvenience.
