As for noise caused by another occupant of the building, the situation is much more fraughtâin the first place, the person causing the noise might not even be aware, and confronting him or her in a hostile way could do more damage than good.s for noise caused by another occupant of the building, the situation is much more fraughtâin the first place, the person causing the noise might not even be aware, and confronting him or her in a hostile way could do more damage than good.
the phrase âpost no billsâ refers to many citiesâ laws which forbid the posting of handbills, or any type of signs on public property. usually, in small towns and even large cities, the easiest way to get a lost item found or to advertise something (like a garage sale) is to staple signs to the various poles and walls outside where people can see them as they walk by. however, this can damage the poles, and it can make the walls look ugly, and it can detract from the view of the ...
1 The veto is a blunt instrument. 2  It is useless if Congress does not act on legislation in the first place. 3  In his 1993 speech proposing health-care reform, President Clinton waved a pen and vowed to veto any bill that did not provide universal coverage. 4  Such a threat meant nothing when Congress did not pass any reform.