Officers have recommended the scheme should be refused on the grounds it would be unneighbourly and an eyesore.
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The committee voted to refuse retrospective permission on the grounds the decking was too high and both detrimental and unneighbourly.
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Those who live here are unneighbourly, unrooted strangers, not stable families, and any cakes consumed here are bought not home-made.
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Can anyone put a good case for allowing unneighbourly neighbours to bomb tiles off a little old lady's roof whenever they feel like it?
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Harvard's reputation as arrogant and unneighbourly, less ivory tower than impenetrable intellectual fortress, was not helped by buildings that were visually closed off from the street.
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I should add that this is not one of those cases familiar to the courts where neighbours behave in an unneighbourly and aggressive way towards each other.
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Before long, however, the perky pensioner is running rings around the pair with an unending series of demands and unneighbourly behaviour that drives them up the wall.
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I don't know what the fact sheet was about since it is of course illegal as well as unneighbourly to open mail not addressed to oneself, but I have my theories.
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The show includes a display of court documents from cases where disputes over the condition of the lawn, the standard of maintenance, unsightly weeds and unneighbourly fencing have led to litigation.
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If every state were equally generous with its incentives, it might inspire a race to the bottom. On the other hand, it would also be unneighbourly to begrudge the South the jobs: the region still has some catching up to do.
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Real estate prices rose in Vancouver in the mid-1980s as the influx of Hong Kongers came. Many of the new immigrants destroyed older houses and built new ones in their places.Li, Peter S. "Unneighbourly Houses or Unwelcome Chinese: The Social Construction of Race in the battle over 'Monster Homes' in Vancouver" (Archive). IJCRES 1, 1 (1994). p. 14-33.
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The settlers from Connecticut and New York jostled over their respective claims. Long Islanders who had arrived from New England were very resistant to becoming New Yorkers. Local government under the Duke's charter gave no guarantee of assembly or “other privileges to which [New Englanders] had become accustomed.” In 1664, Charles II of England sent royal commissioners, led by Gov. Nicolls, in part to “end unneighbourly and unbrotherly contentions” about the borders.
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385 Perhaps hoping to gain support in his local disputes, Keppoch became a committed Jacobite supporter subsequent to the Glorious Revolution. Along with his brother he appears to have spent some time in Ireland with the recently-deposed James as part of the latter's campaign there: the town of Inverness's "unneighbourly practices" against Keppoch's people during his absence was to provoke another feud.Terry, C. S. John Graham of Claverhouse, 1905, pp.273-4 Keppoch subsequently took part in Viscount Dundee's Jacobite rising of 1689.
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