Sentence examples for municipal drinking from inspiring English sources
Since 1995, treated discharge has been banned in two zones, measuring approximately 60 miles, that are part of municipal drinking supplies.
It's important to know that Food and Drug Administration regulations for bottled water must be as stringent as Environmental Protection Agency regulations for municipal drinking water.
It is used to make pesticides and the bleach that disinfects hospitals, and it is injected into municipal drinking water to make it clean and potable.
The bride, 32, works in Saddlebrook, N.J., as a senior environmental engineer, specializing in municipal drinking water and wastewater treatment, at MWH Global, a Denver engineering firm.
So popular was Shorty Green that Hamiltonians took to calling their green municipal drinking fountains "shorty greens" -- still the nickname today, although most Hamiltonians are unaware of the term's origin.
After early attempts in Germany and Belgium to chlorinate municipal drinking water, a typhoid epidemic in Lincoln in 1905 prompted the public health crusader Alexander Cruickshank Houston to try out the first extended chlorination of a public water supply.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has called the introduction of fluoride in municipal drinking water after World War II one of the 10 greatest achievements in public health of the 20th century, up there with vaccination and motor vehicle safety improvements.
"There are no nearby municipal drinking-water users in the area of the spill.
Our approach for assigning nitrate levels to municipal drinking-water sources was not validated, although we developed and followed a detailed set of standard operating procedures for such assignment (Griesenbeck et al. 2009a).
The study persons were selected from a register-based cohort of all Finns who had lived at an address outside the municipal drinking-water system during 1967-1980 (n = 144,627).
The statute of limitations for both state and municipal underage drinking charges is one year.
