Sentence examples for for a nuisance from inspiring English sources

All he has to do is prove that the defendants have contributed to it, and ask a judge for a "nuisance abatement" injunction -- a court order imposing the changed business practices he was seeking in negotiations.

No action will lie for a nuisance in respect of damage which, even though substantial, is due solely to the fact that the plaintiff is abnormally sensitive to deleterious influences, or uses his land for some purpose which requires exceptional freedom from such influences.

If a legislature charter a gas company, and locate its works at a designated place, authorizing the manufacture of gas there, it would be marvellous indeed if the agents of the company could be indicted for a nuisance, or if the legislature could without compensation deny the exercise of the powers granted, because manufacturing gas is offensive.

The idea for a nuisance team came about almost two years ago following citizen complaints about several locations.

He admits it with lightning speed in "Rap God:" "To be truthful the blueprint's simply rage and youthful exuberance / Everybody loves to root for a nuisance".

In Sedleigh-Denfield v O'Callaghan, it was held that the defendant was liable for a nuisance (a set of water pipes) even though he had not created it, because he had used the pipes and thereby "adopted" the nuisance.

Germany's trade surplus is a problem for Europe, but really more of a nuisance for the United States.

And Germany's trade surplus is a problem for Europe, though really more of a nuisance for the United States.

But, villagers confess, it's still a bit of a nuisance for one weekend a year.

Finally, the preservation of his death simply became too much of a nuisance for the powerful to maintain.

There are no sanctions on people for being a nuisance and for taking up vital A&E resources as a result of their own alcohol excess.