While that may irk Londoners, O'Reilly says this has actually helped make the city more competitive.
What will irk employers, though, is that the new rules require immediate vesting of the match.
DPP, incumbent, Chen Shui-bian, continues to irk it by sidling ever closer to formal independence from China.
Unless it's charitable or company-related work, Ancowitz cautions, the request might irk the people who sign your checks.
That alone is enough to irk his more authoritarian neighbours in Saudi Arabia.
Any hint from Labour that Scotland is incapable of looking after itself will irk Scots and delight the SNP.
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But some schools fear that becoming a darling of Chinese students or students from any single country may irk local and foreign students.
But these aesthetic concerns, while not unimportant, are not what irk passengers most, says Anthony Smith, chief executive of Passenger Focus.
That initiative could irk Russia, which provides assistance to Mr. Assad's regime.
Being charged different prices for the same goods may irk people.
The omission of a Linux app, a painfully slow web interface and the lack of free offline access on Android irk me more than a little.
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The timing of the trials gives athletes who earn an Olympic spot little time to bask in that glory, a limitation that may irk their sponsors.
Sometimes we don't notice little things that irk other people.
These anomalies irk some early FSC supporters, such as Simon Counsell, who has set up a website, FSC Watch, to monitor the problematic practices of the green group.
But the decision to appeal was certain to irk abortion-rights advocates who say they can't understand why a Democratic president is siding with social conservatives in favor of limiting women's reproductive choices.
Other deals between pharmaceutical companies and generic drug firms have run into trouble with the Federal Trade Commission, but Reid says that the Pfizer-Ranbaxy deal has none of the types of provisions that irk regulators.
Her very presence seemed to irk married women of her age, not because they saw her as a threat but, rather, because her widowhood and loneliness reminded them that they could end up like her.
But every demand creator spends an inordinate amount of time talking to customers, trying to find out what their hassles are, and thinking about what things that irk them today could be turned into delight tomorrow.
The first major U.S. social networking site to go public, LinkedIn has managed to irk the business media, with most commentators, from Jim Cramer to the Financial Times calling the stock overvalued while reminding their audience of the pitfalls of the dotcom bubble.
Pelosi's decision to refuse to sign on to Weinstein's proposal for revotes in Florida and Michigan -- which were stripped of their delegates by the Democratic National Committee for moving up their primary dates -- is likely to further irk Clinton allies who have charged that the speaker has been tilting her support to Obama.
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