Sentence examples for minimum sanitation standards from inspiring English sources

To assert that Haitians somehow share equal blame for cholera's spread ignores the failure of the humanitarian response to achieve even minimum sanitation standards in earthquake-affected areas.

Modeled on the British Bakehouse Regulation Act (1863), the law established minimum sanitation standards, including prohibitions against keeping domestic animals in bakeries and against workers sleeping in the bake room.

It should not be necessary to invoke the spectre of drug-resistant TB for the government of Zambia to fulfil its obligations to respect and protect the human rights of prisoners and to ensure that its prisons meet minimum sanitation and health standards.

The World Health Organization says 26.5 gallons of potable water per person is needed daily for minimal health and sanitation standards.

But the sanitation standards of a hospital ought to be a cut above — we'd prefer antimicrobial catheters, for instance.

In late 2010, Congress passed the Food Safety Modernization Act, aimed in part of imposing strict sanitation standards in food production facilities.

"As a sandwich artist you will greet and serve guests, prepare food and maintain food safety and sanitation standards".

To sport the "HI" logo, hostels must conform to quality and sanitation standards.

Having sanitation standards not only benefits a community's overall health, it has lasting economic advantages as well.

Previous outbreaks have been linked exclusively to produce grown in other countries where sanitation standards are less stringent.

And the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are also directly aligned with the human rights to water and sanitation standards and principles.