For the public, he said, the defendants' "intentional act created annoyance".
Police have the power to search and photograph people and take them away if they are believed to be creating an "annoyance" or "inconvenience" in Sydney or in and around the Olympic park.
In 1849 the semi-destitute William Hamilton – wishing to create an annoyance so that he would be housed and fed in prison – launched the fourth attack on the Queen with a rusty miniature pistol, which was probably unloaded.
The shift has created both annoyance and satisfaction among European officials.
These forces created considerable annoyance in the GUNT by supporting Acyl's faction in its disputes with the other militias, including the clashes held in late April with Goukouni's FAP.
"Problems arise when multiple beepers are present at a site or the alarm creates an annoyance beyond the danger zone".
Affectation, jargon, pontification and sundry other ways of creating obfuscation and annoyance are sloughed off, and they are left only with the desire and the ability to communicate some of what they know and love to us, the waiting viewers.
For example, due to programming glitches, some messages were erroneously sent at odd hours (e.g., 1 a.m ., creating a considerable annoyance for many participants.
The annual release of the seed hair has developed into a serious environmental annoyance, creating an extra urban health problem, especially in densely populated areas.
This annoyance creates a perception of immigration, and more generally of "otherness" within society, that is hugely inflated compared to the truth.
