And this acoustical nuisance and visual nuisance basically exposed the discomfort of the work to this encompassing nature of the retrospective.

Lately, lost and abandoned fishing gear has increasingly become a worldwide high profile nuisance.

Now discontinuities are a nuisance, so in many studies of prices, one puts them aside.

The honest officer can't hold you to it as being a bribe, and therefore, you get the nuisance of the traffic ticket.

Regulations on operating the business concern the position and status of the prostitute and aim to prevent the business causing unacceptable nuisance to the neighbourhood.

Sweden, the country I come from, has other examples, where wetlands in southern Sweden were seen as as in many countries as flood prone polluted nuisance in the peri urban regions.

Then consider these countries bloated public services, where jobs are guaranteed for life, promotion is by seniority rather than merit, and customers are seen as a nuisance. The result is red tape all over and a huge drag on productivity.

With the US Russian agreement, signed in Geneva on September 14, to place Syria s chemical weapons under international control, Russia has returned to the global scene and not only because of its nuisance value. Could Putin one day receive, like Obama before him, a Nobel Peace Prize?

Indeed, the Middle East s deepening problems may impose a sense of restraint in Russia and China by forcing them to calculate not in terms of their global nuisance value vis à vis the West, but in terms of their ability to make a positive and stabilizing contribution to the world order.