These prohibitions were in addition to existing activities that were already regulated as nuisances. The authorities often encouraged policemen to treat the grinders as beggars or public nuisances. If anything, we were subversives who made nuisances of ourselves. Common law nuisances are seen as private or public nuisances. Stored grey water also leads to odour nuisances for the same reason. Some past/historic titles include inspector of nuisances, sanitarian, and sanitary inspector. These drainage systems focused mostly on reducing nuisances from localized flooding and waste water. Though a pair of dirty and smelly nuisances, they are respectful towards Pearlie. These dance-groggeries are outrageous nuisances and nurseries of crime. Babbage involved himself in well-publicised but unpopular campaigns against public nuisances. In Scotland, there's no recognized distinction between public and private nuisances. He claimed that these were mercy killings and that they had been nuisances. Condition, age of home, special features, proximity to nuisances are insufficiently factored into the estimate. In the hospitality industry tolerance for such nuisances is particularly low. An Inspector of Nuisances was the title of an office in several English-speaking jurisdictions.