Sentence examples for sanitary provision from inspiring English sources

The study clearly shows that sanitary provision may have significance for female education in the developing world.

A lot of the expenditure is around very unsexy items – sanitary provision, showers, toilets, waste management, power, site lighting.

As there was no in-cell sanitary provision, the majority of the ejected detritus consisted of "shit parcels" – excrement prodded into socks, stuffed in jam jars or matchboxes, or wrapped neatly in newspapers.

And by the way, if you are interested to know why, in Africa, almost all girls drop out of education at puberty, one reason is the lack of sanitary provision – the mere absence of a circle of sticks for privacy.

In 1836 the parish was grouped for poor relief into the Romford Poor Law Union and for sanitary provision in 1875 into Romford rural sanitary district.

Mortality probably peaked in Glasgow in the 1840s, when large inflows of population from the Highlands and Ireland combined population outgrowing sanitary provision and combining with outbreaks of epidemic disease.

It points to a number of important issues for policy makers and NGOs, not least how to fund and implement a programme of sanitary product provision.

There might not be anybody who advises them (families, teachers, etc).; lack of sanitary napkins provision or self support club in schools and school facilities might have influence as they were not gender friendly.

A pilot intervention in Ghana found that after six months of free sanitary pad provision, girls missed significantly less school, and they reported an improved ability to concentrate in school, higher confidence levels and increased participation in a range of activities despite menstruating.

New rules adopted last year, for example, mandate that nursing home facilities have backup sources of power capable of maintaining "temperatures to protect resident health and safety and for the safe and sanitary storage of provisions" in the event of an outage.

Fourth, in addition to the above mentioned, it might be related to school environment, i.e., students' awareness, presence of different school clubs like gender clubs, teachers attitude/perception, provision of sanitary napkins and availability of sanitary facilities in schools separated for male and female students.