The solution would be the sanitation of the neighbourhoods.
Isolation of infected animals and rigid sanitation of quarters help reduce the spread of the disease.
In addition to his equipment duties, he was in charge of the housing, feeding, and sanitation of the troops.
I will probably keep on with my campaign, anyway, even if the only concrete benefit it provides is sanitation of the soul.
That guy knows how to get faded like a champ!" Thirty-year-old me thinks, "I'm concerned for the boy's health and the general sanitation of this festival.
By Julia Szabo The New Yorker, October 10 , 1994P. 44 Talk story about DSNY--Department of Sanitation of New York City--T-shirts.
Though bolstered by his first legislative success, Mr. Allen said he had no plans to promote the sanitation of other public handles, like those of doors, vending machines and escalators.
If Haitians had better access to clean water and sanitation, of course, the cholera epidemic would have had a smaller impact and thousands of deaths might have been averted.
The eggs must be specially produced to assure the health of the hens and the sanitation of supply.Reliance on eggs is the rate-limiting step in flu-vaccine production.
But this idea of nurses was transformed during the Crimean war, when Nightingale, along with her 38 volunteer nurses, carried out dramatic improvements in the sanitation of hospitals and the nutrition of soldiers, reducing death rates by two thirds and starting a worldwide health reform.
But it was not until the middle of the 19th century that a direct link between polluted water and disease (cholera) was proved, and it was not until the end of that same century that the German bacteriologist Robert Koch proved the germ theory of disease, establishing a scientific basis for the treatment and sanitation of drinking water.
