Sentence examples for automatic seat from inspiring English sources
Once in, they used provisions that gave siblings an automatic seat.
Soon after Ronald Reagan succeeded Jimmy Carter in 1981, the Reagan administration rescinded a rule that required automatic seat belts or airbags in new cars.
The duke, as Earl Marshall, is to be given an automatic seat in the new Lords, along with the Lord Great Chamberlain, the Marquess of Cholmondeley.
With the willing co-operation of the excluded unions, a plan was devised to give unions with more than 100,000 members an automatic seat on the general council.
State Farm and other insurers began offering discounts for passive restraints -- air bags and automatic seat belts, which were never popular -- in 1988, shortly after federal officials ordered that they be gradually installed in all vehicles.
He is directly involved in more than 200 bodies, including 80 trusts and charities of which he is patron, and he has an automatic seat on the privy council and House of Lords where he speaks on behalf of the church on environmental and ecclesiastical issues.
The recall includes models sold between 2010 and 2014, including the Chrysler Sebring and 200, Dodge Caliber and Avenger, Jeep Patriot and Compass SUVs and aims to resolve a defect in a device called an occupational restraint controller – a computer that controls the deployment of airbags and automatic seat-belt tighteners in crashes.
No other western democracy gives religious representatives automatic seats in their parliaments as we do.
A pact he made in 2000 with Daniel Ortega, the Sandinist leader, brought about constitutional changes that give both men automatic seats in the National Assembly.
There are indeed serious objections to be made against the expansion of religious schools, automatic seats in the House of Lords for bishops or increased involvement of faith groups in delivering state-sponsored public services.
A candidate needs 2,025 to claim the nomination, a figure that neither Mrs. Clinton nor Mr. Obama can reach without the votes of so-called superdelegates — party officials and elected Democrats who are awarded automatic seats.
