Sentence examples for on safe drinking from inspiring English sources

Reported advice received on safe drinking levels ranged from abstinence to one to four units a week.

Separate guidance on safe drinking levels for over-65s should be issued by the Government as current recommended limits are based on younger adults and are too high for the elderly, the Royal College of Psychiatrists said in a report.

Davies played a key role in drawing up new government guidelines on safe drinking limits, published in January, which recommended that men reduce their maximum weekly intake of alcohol from 21 to 14 units, or seven pints of beer a week, which is the longstanding threshold that women are advised not to exceed.

The agency also suggested that state regulators join forces with the New York State Department of Health, which enforces rules on safe drinking water, and with the New York State Public Service Commission, which regulates the construction and operation of the pipes that gather the natural gas.

Health experts hope the new official guidelines on safe drinking limits published in January, which reduced the amount men should consume to no more than the 14 units a week already recommended for women, will lead to a fall in consumption and less drink-related illness.

This study identifies and reveals people's perception on safe drinking water scarcity with regard to salinity, arsenic, and drought as well as the adaptation measures they currently employ to cope with the above-mentioned hazards that are directly or indirectly responsible for drinking water scarcity.

Under her "Performance with Purpose" initiative, PepsiCo raised the bar for the food industry on the use of safe drinking water and reducing waste.

In developing countries increase in human population and industrialization has exerted an enormous pressure on the provision of safe drinking water.

Raising awareness During Child Health and Sanitation Week, community leaders such as imams were also mobilized to speak on the importance of safe drinking water and hygiene practices.

The WASH programme expanded its coverage of essential water and sanitation services in all locations, focusing on the delivery of safe drinking water, soap and water containers, as well as the construction of latrines in affected communities, benefiting more than 102,000 people of the 185,000 targeted.

Table 3 reveals that lack of safe drinking water has serious impacts on the daily life, livelihood, and environment of the local population.