Sentence examples for protected from nuisance from inspiring English sources

The letter says such a lawsuit has not been taken before regarding a wind farm because "of the reluctance of rural people to sue their neighbours, rather than any comment on the law" and warns "please note that our clients are not so reluctant and are ready, willing and able to litigate in order to enforce their proprietary rights to be protected from nuisance caused by you and other hosts".

Some of the laws and policies that are designed to respond to matters unrelated to commercial sex have a legitimate purpose such as keeping public roads and pathways clear or protecting people from nuisance.

She was protected from reprisal.

Although all at-risk populations are protected from hunting in Eastern Canada, 8 of the 14 species at risk in the Canadian Arctic and 6 of 14 populations at risk in Western Canada are still harvested for subsistence, or because they represent a nuisance.

Stay protected from the sun.

Children and their parents in residences are often protected by insecticides from nuisance and disease-bearing mosquitoes.

In last month's budget the government pledged to spend £3.5m to explore ways to protect vulnerable people from nuisance calls, including trialling and developing call-blocking technology and funding a campaign aimed at raising consumer awareness.

"Social support protects from burnout.

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Ask your phone company for help Phone companies offer services that can help protect against nuisance calls.

"We have a fundamental responsibility to protect communities from the nuisance caused by prostitution, but also to protect individuals involved in prostitution from harm themselves".