Sentence examples for hygiene grounds from inspiring English sources

To the bafflement of visitors, the French ban baggy swimming trunks from all public pools on hygiene grounds, insisting that skin-tight attire is cleaner.

This week a pregnant British woman complained strongly after pool guards objected, on hygiene grounds, to a vest top which she had donned over her swimsuit, in order to hide her 33-week bump.

Australia sent quantities of kangaroo meat to Russia until an import ban in 2009, ostensibly on hygiene grounds (it is now being reconsidered).In this section How to steal an election Spreading the m-word Appservers Hue and cry Squirrel nutcase ReprintsImporting meat such as grouse can get around America's fiddly laws on game farming.

Dirty puddles and flooding combined with poor sanitation and hygiene made fertile ground for the spread of illness.

From the first moving pictures, its moral fabric is explained very clearly in voice-over: "The great modern cities, New York, Paris, London, hide behind their magnificent buildings homes of poverty sheltering malnourished children without hygiene, without schools, breeding grounds for future delinquents," we are told to a montage of great city skylines.

It was a non-issue; that is until the arrival of the mainly urbanised MK [Umkhonto we Sizwe] cadres of the post-Soweto period, some of whom condemned the practice: not on grounds of hygiene or safety but because it was a reversion to tribalism.

The regulations also allow for a range of exemptions on the grounds of hygiene and food safety, the protection of goods and consumers, and confidentiality in respect of bags for medicines.

The situation is exacerbated by the clandestine movement of illegal immigrants into South Africa and the inadequate water and sanitation facilities and poor hygiene at the "show ground", a temporary processing centre (open space) established by SA authorities to review the cases of asylum seekers.

It could be argued that a blanket approach to hand hygiene is justified on the grounds that it is not possible to know at any given time colonisation status of individual patients.

Intravaginal and menstrual practices are influenced by culturally grounded concepts of hygiene and sexuality, concepts which are also likely to influence the acceptability of microbicides inserted into the vagina to protect health and adherence to their use in trials.

UNICEF is the lead agency on the ground for water, sanitation and hygiene; education; and child protection.