Sentence examples for committed a nuisance from inspiring English sources

There are three possible remedies where a claimant is found to have committed a nuisance; injunctions, damages and abatement.

Before he was released, he was given two desk appearance summonses, one for disorderly conduct and one for violating article 161.03a of the New York City Health Code, which states, "a person who owns, possesses or controls a dog, cat or other animal shall not permit the animal to commit a nuisance on a sidewalk of any public place".

The decision reverses a ruling by the home secretary, Theresa May, that he should be sent back after he was jailed for six months for committing a public nuisance.

The government allows every one to believe what creed he pleases, and to pray as much as he pleases, and whenever he pleases, provided he does not, on the plea of so doing, commit a trespass or become a nuisance.

But the majority of companies have not announced or committed to making nuisance calls a board level issue.

Given that her HQ is opposite a Victorian-era "commit no nuisance" sign, it seemed inevitable that it would become a theme of Currie's work.

A further three defendants also convicted of an offence (conspiracy to commit public nuisance) significantly more serious than that levelled against him were charged within a fortnight.

And independent local prosecutors have paid unusual attention to indicting local protest leaders with vague charges of "conspiracy to commit public nuisance" and "incitement".

THE worst sin that an out-of-work manager can commit, specialists say, is to become a nuisance.

"It's a nuisance.

They're a nuisance.