Conduct prohibited under the statute includes the threat of force, disruption of essential services, removal of an occupant's possessions, damaging the door to the apartment or building, or any other conduct intended to cause an occupant to move out.
"Surely," you think, "no sane church would force hundreds of hospitals to systematically trump established principles of patient autonomy and force disruption, adversity and grief on families".
"Others attached to Spider-Man acknowledge the funding hiccup, but believe the situation will be resolved without forcing a disruption of the musical's launch," the magazine said.
A number of outlets covered the group's sit-in of the Newark School Board meeting last week, in which their disruption forced the meeting to end early.
Finally, in the 1960s, what historians call "the long civil rights movement" bore fruit, as the massive disruption forced by the civil rights movement, the effective litigation strategy of the NAACP, and the large-scale voter registration campaigns organized by Dr. King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference broke down the door.
But that someday scenario will force major disruptions across myriad industries — video rentals (an $8 billion business last year), music ($12.5 billion), TV advertising ($52 billion) and more.
The first-day disruptions forced upon him the requirement to play 25 holes, a factor arguably in the loss of concentration on his back nine.
Microsoft also should not be forced to suffer the disruption to its business that will inevitably result from having the threat of a breakup hang over its head like the sword of Damocles while this Court conducts proceedings on remedies.
| The Wall Street Journal reports: "A trading glitch at NYSE Euronext led to a daylong disruption and forced the Big Board operator to establish closing prices for more than 200 stocks using a backup methodology".
