Примери за vexatious

• His job is to take on "vexatious problems" and make the government bureaucracy work.

• His home, however vexatious, was the source of his greatest art.

• He was now in a very vexatious position.

• This aggressive legalism is what in England we call "vexatious litigation".

• The article provides that a lawyer involved in a "vexatious and frivolous" lawsuit is personally responsible for any fees, costs, and other sanctions imposed.

• For them, the incidents of food protest exemplify how such vexatious relations lead to clashes between central governments and the people.

• But they could also refer explicitly to exchanges between their superiors and the board of personnel-in particular to the vexatious remark mentioned above.

• This variability has made the problem of psychotherapy in multicultural settings particularly vexatious.

• Before displaying the results of those measurements, it is appropriate to comment on some difficulties known to be somewhat vexatious to experimenters.

• However, he then goes on to acknowledge that such categories prove vexatious.

• They were certainly not free of vexatious litigants, and were sites which saw the generation of new hostilities as well as the resolution of old ones.

• The purpose is that vexatious prosecutions should be avoided.

• The amendment proposes to reinvite vexatious prosecutions in this area, and we would be wise to avoid it.

• Guidance on dealing with voluminous or vexatious correspondence is available to all staff.

• First, it reduces the scope for vexatious or mischievous applications for care orders.

• That would ensure that the power is used responsibly and would avoid vexatious and mischievous applications for care.

• The reason for that is a simple but important one: it is to prevent malicious and vexatious prosecutions against members of the security forces.

• But it may be that there are things which are unnecessary, though they fall short of being either frivolous or vexatious.

• What concerns us about these amendments is that no machinery has been created to dispose of frivolous and vexatious complaints at an early stage.

• Any competent body would have its secretariat which would winnow out any frivolous or vexatious complaints.