Sentence examples for sanitation measures from inspiring English sources

The patient will be in isolation and strict hygiene and sanitation measures will be in force.

While cholera can kill its victims in a matter or hours, it is easily controlled through basic water treatment and sanitation measures.

Sanitation measures were ceased, and the scrub nurse proceeded to shuttle me between operating rooms, each time stating, "Anna, here, is with child.

From 1898 to 1902 he was in charge of sanitation measures in Havana and conducted many experiments on the transmission of yellow fever by the mosquito.

Measures taken to fight blister rust include growing resistant varieties, destroying nearby alternative host plants, observing strict sanitation measures, and spraying with fungicides.

The lack of safe drinking water and adequate sanitation measures lead to a number of diseases such as cholera, dysentery, salmonellosis and typhoid, and every year millions of lives are claimed in developing countries (Van Ryneveld and Fourie 1997).

He also notes that simply washing hands with soap is the best single sanitation measure.Beyond money, the Johannesburg goals require action.

Common examples: ○ Piped household water connection ○ Public standpipe ○ Borehole ○ Protected dug well ○ Protected spring ○ Rainwater collection Access to sanitation is measured by the percentage of the population using improved sanitation facilities.

In December 2012 the UN, while not acknowledging that its troops had been vectors of the disease, announced that it would fund a program proposed by the governments of Haiti and the Dominican Republic to rid Hispaniola of cholera by instituting new sanitation and vaccination measures.

They shared remarkably consistent symbolic and ideological systems despite a vast territory, including an undeciphered script, standardized weights, measures, sanitation and subsistence systems, and settlement planning.

The results generally agree with those from previous reviews, but water quality interventions (point-of-use water treatment) were found to be more effective than previously thought, and multiple interventions (consisting of combined water, sanitation, and hygiene measures) were not more effective than interventions with a single focus.