Sentence examples for everyday nuisance from inspiring English sources
On the surface, it was a simple skirmish over New York's rising fines against small businesses, an everyday nuisance of municipal life.
At the moment the strongest punishment for unlawful disclosure of personal data is a fine from a magistrates' court Peter Tutton, head of policy at StepChange Debt Charity, said: "For many people nuisance calls can be dismissed as an everyday nuisance, but for others these types of unsolicited marketing calls can cause serious stress and anxiety.
Thus in an everyday nuisance suit between private parties over sewage and odors, the key question involves the choice of remedy for future and uncertain harms.
As we lift our vibrations amidst the everyday nuisances of the modern lifestyle, we can hear the thoughts anew, breathe in peace, slow down our stride.
The government and regulators need to step up efforts to stamp out "the everyday menace" of nuisance calls and texts, Which? said on Tuesday, as complaints from victims continue to rack up in their tens of thousands.
The second theme is a simpler one: gathering up mountains of data on everyday people is an attractive nuisance and an invitation to abuse.
This week an inquest heard how Ms Pilkington eventually shut herself, her mentally disabled daughter Francecca and her pet rabbit inside the family car, and set it alight.The Pilkington tragedy has given ammunition to those who argue that "anti-social behaviour", as everyday thuggery has become known, is more than a mere nuisance.
"The government knows what's required to tackle nuisance calls, so we need to see more sustained action, with senior executives held to account, to help put an end to this everyday menace".
