Sentence examples for for human occupancy from inspiring English sources

"To justify breaking a lease, there has to be something wrong with the apartment or the building itself that renders it unsafe or unsuitable for human occupancy.

A strip of yellow police tape was tied to a front-door handle, next to a red placard reading, "This building is declared unsafe for human occupancy".

A bright orange sign stuck on the door, dated November 2010, states that Auburn building officials had declared the home unfit for human occupancy.

Following on from the shocking news that Conservatives had voted through a bill that means landlords don't have to ensure that their properties are fit for human occupancy, Cameron stayed on the back foot with a Labour focus on housing.

The New York City building code defines a penthouse as "an enclosed structure on or above the roof of any part of a building, which is designed or used for human occupancy".

Recently accepted revisions to ASHRAE Standard 55 thermal environmental conditions for human occupancy, include a new adaptive comfort standard (ACS) that allows warmer indoor temperatures for naturally ventilated buildings during summer and in warmer climate zones.

Starting in the early 1970s, a series of Soviet (Russian from December 1991) space stations, the U.S. Skylab station, and numerous space shuttle flights provided Earth-orbiting bases for varying periods of human occupancy and activity.

They entered two hundred and sixty-seven, and in thirty-seven of them found pottery and other relics of human occupancy.

Instead of simply alerting someone of something they wanted to remember, however, the system described can essentially turn an entire household or office off and on, and prepare it for comfortable human occupancy.

For example, areas of higher human occupancy or use in high-latitude regions tend to have greater non-native species richness compared with areas of lower human presence at similar latitudes (Chown et al. 1998, 2005; Fuentes et al. 2013).

By contrast, most civil-engineering or public-works tunnels involve continued human occupancy plus full protection of adjacent owners and are much more conservatively designed for permanent safety.