With soaring oratory, President Obama on Monday removed a substantial practical nuisance that has long made life difficult for stem cell researchers.
The absence of a common term to distinguish Lu. longipalpis from other biting insects in urban ZVL foci suggests that this fly does not constitute a substantial biting nuisance for the inhabitants (Alexander et al., 2002).
Although sand flies in Brazil are known by a number of common names, including canagalinha, mosquito de palha, and asa branca, the absence of such a term to distinguish Lu. longipalpis from other biting flies in urban ZVL foci suggests that this fly does not constitute a substantial biting nuisance for the inhabitants.
Brief episodes of TSP readings well above 1000 μg/m will likely pose a substantial and perceptible nuisance and may have aggregate health effects.
The ICO had to demonstrate that nuisance callers caused "substantial damage or substantial distress".
It is hard for the ICO to bring about a prosecution – "it has to show that nuisance calls are causing substantial damage or substantial distress and it's a difficult one to prove," says Mitchison – and that explains why complaints about nuisance calls have been rising.
Under New York law, the necessary elements of a private nuisance action are: substantial interference, unreasonable in character, intentional in origin, caused by a person's conduct, and interfering with another person's right to "use and enjoy" his property.
Though the higher prices can be a moderate nuisance to real estate businesses or home buyers, they have made a substantial difference to the county budget.
Overall, this study demonstrates that wildlife use of transfer stations, particularly by nuisance birds, can be substantial.
