Sentence examples for stop nuisances from inspiring English sources

Peter Hanks QC, representing the clinic, told justice Michael McDonald that the council was obligated, under the section 58 of the Act, to stop "nuisances which are, or are liable to be, dangerous to health or offensive".

Members of the public reported the company employed high-pressure sales tactics and said its salespeople had implied they were operating an official service to stop nuisance calls.

They tried to sell a product that they claimed would stop nuisance calls, knowing full well they were responsible for so many such calls themselves.

Following our item about AW in Scarborough who was sold a "box" to stop nuisance calls which never arrived, a reader from Chepstow tells us her mother faced the opposite problem.

Call the police to ask the owner to stop "nuisance barking" which is usually a noise violation, as a last resort.

We've got more fines in the pipeline and more ways to stop the nuisance these calls create.

With the help of the debt charity StepChange, Alinah and Leo were able to stop the nuisance calls (under Financial Conduct Authority guidelines, creditors are allowed to keep asking debtors for payment, but not to contact them at unreasonable times, or to use threats or unhelpful legal language).

"But it's going to be a long battle to keep these rogue companies - that really don't care about the rules - to get them under control and stop these nuisance calls and texts".

It has also ordered three Manchester-based companies to stop making unsolicited nuisance calls.

Similar charges were brought against Turner in December, but were dropped in February as part of a plea deal that required him to stop making 911 nuisance calls and "submit to further welfare oversight and a mental health evaluation," according to The Smoking Gun.

Although complaining may not put a complete or immediate stop to all your nuisance calls or messages, it does help regulators take more targeted action in this area.