Sentence examples for that nuisance from inspiring English sources

The ICO had to demonstrate that nuisance callers caused "substantial damage or substantial distress".

It is possible to make that journey by hour-long ferry today, but that nuisance puts off many.One big obstacle remains, however: at under 30 square kilometres, Macau seems too minuscule to support mass tourism.

A Labour former attorney general, Lord Morris, warned that "nuisance and annoyance" was such an elastic term it would catch all sorts of people who should not be before the courts.

But Mr. Leff of the D.E.P. said the state wanted proof of previous trapping last year and to reserve the right to require proof that nuisance animals were trapped because they want experienced trappers in the field.

That analysis revealed that nuisance floods were occurring now in some places nearly ten times more often than had been the case in the 1960s.

But she stressed that nuisance ordinances affect many types of crime victims and people in need of emergency assistance who would not necessarily be covered under the legislation. .

Conor Gearty supports the assertion that private nuisance is confused, and also claims that private nuisance is significantly different from public nuisance; "they have little in common except the accident of sharing the same name... Private nuisance has, if anything, become even more confused and confusing.

A significant difference is that private nuisance does not allow a claimant to claim for any personal injury suffered, while public nuisance does.

The second stage in determining that a nuisance exists requires a finding that the defendant's activity was unreasonable.

But the Second Circuit Court of Appeals rejected that argument, ruling that the nuisance law did not constitute a permissible exception under the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.

I find that a nuisance if you're going to a function or whatever it is.