Sentence examples for To occupant from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who occupies a place or a position.
In 1977, Ford recalled 252,000 of its 1975-77 Econoline vans because the plastic on the dash could fracture if struck and the sharp pieces "could contribute to occupant injury".
B3 THE ENVOY -- The events of Sept. 11 transformed Wendy Chamberlin, the United States ambassador to Pakistan, from envoy to a country in a diplomatic deep freeze to occupant of one of America's most important ambassadorial postings.
Like so many other Americans, Wendy J. Chamberlin, the United States ambassador to Pakistan, found herself in a changed world on a late-summer day 10 weeks ago -- a world that transformed her, in an instant, from envoy to a country in a diplomatic deep freeze to occupant of one of America's most important ambassadorial postings.
Indoor air quality is important to occupant health.
Wearing safety belts is essential to occupant protection.
Applications to occupant kinematics and injury biomechanics are also discussed.
What I mean by "ambient" interaction is making technology invisible — responding instead to occupants' normal patterns, like their presence in a property or room.
New lights can be installed overnight without causing disruption to occupants.
He was. to sell "The Saturday Evening Post" to occupants of three big office buildings on Thursdays.
In any case, the statistical connection between vehicle weight and the risk to occupants is not completely clear.
Class B violations pose a hazardous condition to occupants and Class C violations are considered immediately hazardous.
