Sentence examples for improper holding from inspiring English sources

A facility inspection and review of the caterer's procedures identified improper holding temperatures for potentially hazardous foods as the likely cause of the outbreak.

First, the implicated establishments in New York City and Chicago both cooked large quantities of pork at one time and held the ready-to-eat product in a hot-holding unit; improper holding temperatures could allow growth of any Salmonella organisms that survived cooking.

Improper holding of the handle during exercise can lead to direct impact on the wrists as was in our patient.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 79% of outbreaks between 1987 and 1992 were bacterial; improper holding temperature and poor personal hygiene of food handlers contributed most to disease incidence.

From cross-contamination of raw meat to cooked, to improper holding temperatures, there is a variety of ways germs can be transmitted through food.

These risk factors include improper personal hygiene practices, improper hand washing, improper cooking and holding temperatures, cross contamination, and food from unapproved sources.

In fact, a few weeks after the election nearly two-thirds of those polled described it as having been a "bad thing" largely because with the Pacific war still unresolved many felt it was improper to hold the contest.

"We agreed on an angle that would eliminate the potential for anyone to make an improper gesture or hold up an improper poster behind us," Lundquist said.

Issues related to time-temperature abuse, including insufficient cooking temperature and improper hot-holding, cold-holding, and cooling, were frequently cited as food safety issues by participants.

The judicial complaint also accused Bell of making improper threats to hold a person in contempt of court in connection with critical remarks that the person allegedly made about the probation arrangement.

For a return visitor, it was jarring to see Ms. Clark holding a highly improper ex parte conversation with Judge Ito in the commissary and Mr. Simpson wandering around the courtroom without his handcuffs.