Sentence examples for meets sanitary standards from inspiring English sources

The official position of the 3,200-member 3,200-memberors' guild is thacarajéle of any religion, sex or race can sell the snack, so long as their product meets sanitary standards.

To allay public fears, local governments have stepped up inspections of moon cake factories, and markets are putting up signs certifying that their products meet sanitary standards.

Only 40% of Yakutia's population is supplied with running water from centralised sources and 140 operational water pipes fail to meet sanitary standards (10).

Other literature sources reported that more than half of these burial grounds did not meet sanitary standards and indicated lack of interaction between the state sanitary inspections and veterinary services.

It is shown that in the Russian Federation the rate of passenger cars with operating life of 10-20 years is 28% of vehicle fleet and the noise level of these cars usually doesn't meet active sanitary standards.

Against the argument that "regulations requiring hotels to... maintain a license, collect taxes conspicuously post their rates, and meet certain sanitary standards" are enough to make them "closely regulated," she responded, "[i]f such general regulations were sufficient... it would be hard to imagine a type of business that would not qualify".

Exposure was apparently from unsanitary latrines and the use of human and animal excreta as fertilizer (both failing to meet national sanitary standards) and livestock raised adjacent to houses and water sources (28).

Sanitary conditions of water sources and latrines of all the households is poor; only 48.3% of latrines met sanitary requirements, and 35% of households had access to safe water.

The European Union currently pays farmers who meet health and sanitary standards a subsidy, to help maintain Europe's farming tradition and as an acknowledgment that it is more expensive to farm in Europe than in other parts of the world.

There are also 13,885 cattle burial grounds, of which 4,961sites do not meet Federal veterinary and sanitary standards (10).

Mr. Wheelock said he hoped that by early summer, Iraqis would see these projects lifting their sanitary standards far beyond what they experienced under Mr. Hussein.