Sentence examples for certain nuisances from inspiring English sources
Because certain nuisances were present both in public spaces and on properties, they were included in both variable lists, but public space and tax parcel nuisances were separate features.
The sector is simultaneously allowed to produce a certain degree of nuisance through the morphological damages connected with its operations.
The concept of public nuisance is farther removed from that of private nuisance when legislative bodies declare that certain kinds of land use are public nuisances as a matter of law.
However, residents in such areas may be exposed to greater risk of contracting mosquito-borne diseases, such as Ross River virus (RRV) (Togaviridae: Alphavirus), and intense nuisance problems at certain times of year when mosquitoes disperse from breeding habitat into surrounding suburbs.
And it prohibited many things — like buildings of a certain height — that had never been considered nuisances before.
Not everyone is so certain that wild turkeys are such a nuisance to vineyards.
If such a thing were possible when I was a teenager I'm certain I would have become a right nuisance to the Ramones.
The Court will decide whether states may bring common law public-nuisance suits seeking to enjoin certain energy companies' current levels of carbon emissions.
Already, at least for Americans under a certain age, the post delivers only bad news or nuisances, from jury summonses to junk mail.
The system gives policy-makers insight into the effects of certain sound reduction measures, of changes in the noise nuisance law and future transport flows.
A spokesman for the Pacific Exchange, Dale Carlson, said exchange lawyers "at a certain point just decided to rid themselves of a nuisance" by agreeing to settle.
