Sentence examples for sanitary installations from inspiring English sources

When it comes to repairs your landlord is responsible for the structure and exterior of the building along with sanitary installations and heating and hot water systems.

Clara Greed, of the British Standards Institute's "revision committee on sanitary installations", argues that Britain's unfairness stems from laws written by men who thought ladies ought to stay at home.

In general, however, landlords are responsible for certain basic repairs to any sinks, baths, sanitary installations and heating and hot water systems, and to the structure and exterior of the building.

Unalloyed high purity copper, deoxidized with phosphorus is widely used in tubing and fittings for sanitary installations due to its ease of use and corrosion resistance properties.

Also, the local communities should provide all Roma families with small children with adequate living conditions (drinking water, sanitary installations, heating, electricity).

Pena and Heller [ 28] also found a great proportion of Brazilian indigenous children (between 75.00 % and 100.00%%) without access to water from the public system or without access to sanitary installations.

It turned out, according to Le Monde, that there were twenty-seven hundred "North Africans and other foreigners" in cells each of which had only one small window just under the ceiling and, as sole sanitary installation, "a water closet without a seat, the bowl of which had to serve as a sink for washing their dishes and as a washbasin for their ablutions".

By region, the Northeast and South/Southeast presented the highest frequencies of households with some kind of sanitary installation inside the house (45.4% and 25.7%, respectively).

"Models of sanitary field installations, scaled one inch to a foot and complete to the last detail," she said.

Most of those projects have been for the Department of Environmental Protection, and include recent projects like the installation of sanitary sewers in environmentally threatened areas on Staten Island and putting a storm sewer and a water main under the Belt Parkway in Queens, a project known informally as "digging below the belt".

It offers sanitary systems such as installation systems, cisterns and mechanisms, faucets and flushing systems, and waste fittings and traps.