Sentence examples for basic sanitary from inspiring English sources

Period poverty campaigners have welcomed the news that Boots is to support the drive to help women and girls struggling to pay for basic sanitary products.

In 1976, I was sent as a Peace Corps volunteer to work alongside Niger medical staff to treat desperately ill and malnourished children and to teach basic sanitary and health education to illiterate rural women and nomads.

Basic sanitary processes can be very unpleasant, and sometimes the toilets are the one place not policed by the staff, so you get a bit of bullying, intimidation, or people mucking about.

Sherriff is one of a cross-party group of MPs that has been raising the issue of period poverty - when women and girls struggle to pay for basic sanitary products on a monthly basis, with significant impact on their hygiene, health and wellbeing - which was highlighted by the Guardian on Monday.

Nigel Webster, the project manager of the Bestwood and Bulwell food bank in Nottingham, says he has been warning for years about "period poverty" – when women and girls struggle to pay for basic sanitary products on a monthly basis, with significant impact on their hygiene, health and wellbeing.

I have visited the refugee camps in Calais and Dunkirk and remain haunted by the things I saw: educated adults forced to beg for food, women with no access to basic sanitary products, unaccompanied children living in the mud with nowhere safe to go.

As of 31 October 2015, UNICEF had received US$5.5 million for the Burundian refugee crisis.7 In 2015, UNICEF focused on providing basic household sanitary and hygiene goods to prevent the further deterioration of health and hygiene.

It found that 68 percent of rural women in India could not afford something as basic as a sanitary napkin.

Also, the updated legal frameworks involve regulations beyond basic safe and sanitary standards.

This chapter covers the basic concepts of sanitary pump selection and use from design standards to cleaning and maintenance.

In other cases corruption means millions in payoffs, siphoning to secret bank accounts development funds that should have been used to expedite the construction of roads, schools, bridges or basic health and sanitary facilities designed to improve the lives of the people.