Sentence examples for problem of nuisance from inspiring English sources

"There is no simple solution to the problem of nuisance calls, but making direct marketing companies display their telephone number will help consumers and regulators take action".

The referral fee ban will make life difficult for claims management companies, but does not directly address the problem of nuisance texts and automated phone calls asking whether you have had an accident in the last three years.

David Hickson of the Fair Telecoms campaign said: "We fear this is simply a bit of pre-election posturing, as with so many similar announcements over the last 10 years, during which the problem of nuisance calls has simply got worse".

But the ICO is taking the problem of nuisance calls seriously according to its director of operations, Simon Entwhistle.

The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) said it was "committed" to dealing with the problem of nuisance calls, and it was looking to introduce mandatory caller line identification so that all marketing callers would have to display their telephone numbers.

In his most influential paper, "The Problem of Social Cost" (1960), he developed what later became known as the Coase theorem, arguing that when information and transaction costs are low, the market will produce an efficient solution to the problem of nuisances without regard to where the law places the liability for the nuisance.

O2 is one of 10 signatories to a memo of understanding drawn up by the regulator, Ofcom, to find technical solutions to the problem of unlawful nuisance calls, but again the focus of this is unwanted marketing messages.

Traffic vibration is experienced by many people living alongside heavily trafficked roads, and there is a need to understand the nature of this problem so that predictions of nuisance can be made and remedial treatments can be devised.

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.

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.

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.