Sentence examples for nuisance problems from inspiring English sources

The News Times reports that legislative council president Jeff Capeci said Monday that the ordinance balanced the views of those seeking to protect their second amendment rights and others who worry about safety and nuisance problems.

Selection of composting methods can be considered in respect to factors such as capital and operating costs, land availability, operational complexity and potential of nuisance problems.

Many communities are divided over the trade-offs between a property owner's rights and nuisance problems created by transient populations in residential neighborhoods.

"His job is to deal with all of the nuisance problems, like mice, rats and rabbits".

The council, residents say, has a duty to prevent these types of nuisance problems, as well as address the health effects of wood smoke billowing into nearby homes.

The hundreds of homeless people who live in their vehicles, parked on city streets, may not be as visible as those camped on city sidewalks, but they still pose potential public health and nuisance problems for neighborhoods.

But Mr. Levy has appeared to see the situation from the start as a neighborhood nuisance problem with a local solution.

"The only time we would do something is if there's a serious nuisance problem or threat to public safety or health," he said.

Mr Smith's buddy Charlie had an answer for that, too: there could have been a "small pressurization leak" (something Mr Smith explains is mostly a "nuisance" problem), or some of the tape could have "peeled away", creating an unpleasant noise.

As an example of how impossible it is to imagine Bacon or Oxford writing the plays, he alludes to the brilliant detail, from the history plays, of the nuisance problem of fleas breeding in the corners of taverns where men have been pissing.

It was enacted primarily to deal with the "nuisance" problem.