Sentence examples for sanitary laws from inspiring English sources
State of Kansas issued sanitary laws for kissing.
Church land was not subject to secular sanitary laws, however, and during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance the problem intensified.
Mr. Master's way of farming — indeed his way of life — has been badly threatened in the two years since Poland joined the European Union, a victim of sanitary laws and mandates to encourage efficiency and competition that favor mechanized commercial farms, farmers here say.
The document also quotes parts of the UN Convention on the Law of Sea, which warns there is no "innocent passage" if a vessel is loading or unloading any person contrary to the customs, fiscal and immigration or sanitary laws and regulations of the coastal state.
Watchdog Rospotrebnadzor claimed the restaurants had breached "numerous" sanitary laws.
Current European sanitary laws are promoting the concentration of domestic livestock carcasses in limited locations called 'vulture restaurants' or supplementary feeding stations in order to safeguard human health.
Because the Guatemalan suppliers are able to prove that they maintain proper cleanliness standards, some retailers now allow them to send the produce direct, with a special bar code containing all the information required by American sanitary and antiterrorism laws.
This country is not producing freaks any more, he says, health laws and sanitary codes have a lot to do with it.
In Brazil, the use of products derived from medicinal plants is regulated by the National Agency of Sanitary Surveillance through the law of herbal medicines (RDC n° 14 of 31/03/2010), which aims to ensure the quality of herbal products [ 3].
"The thing that bothers me most about the bill is that we have thousands of pieces of legislation we have to follow to maintain a sanitary environment, but the bottle law turns our store into a trash receptacle," he said.
The top of the sugar chain is flex-fuel cars, which burn alcohol and gasoline in any combination and account for nearly two-thirds of the new cars sold in Brazil.Worst foot forwardsNordic sophistication sits alongside decrepit infrastructure, spotty adherence to the law and lax sanitary practices that are more reminiscent of the third world.
