Sentence examples for sanitation provisions from inspiring English sources

The New York law, they declared, was really an hours regulation on which there had been tacked a few sanitation provisions.

The lack of space in urban areas can be a reason for their lack of green areas and sanitation provisions.

Interventions to boost child survival rates also include provision of thermometers, malaria test kits and medications, as well as essential water, hygiene and sanitation provisions.

Researchers from Newcastle University are also investigating whether bacteria left from human excrement at the top of Uluru, where there is no sanitation provision, is affecting local wildlife populations.

Rather, the Titans will be spanking new shiny steel and red brick affairs, with porcelain sanitation provision, in-cell television and high-tech monitoring of prisoners.

The World Health Organisation estimates that 50% of cases of malnutrition in the world are due to repeated bouts of diarrhoea or intestinal worm infections caused by inadequate water and sanitation provision.

"It is time now to heavily invest in other measures such as improved sanitation, provision of adequate and clean water, health education and community sensitization," said Dr Ruth Aceng the director general of health services.

One estimate suggests that 5.8 million people now need help with water and sanitation provision, and 3.9 million children and adolescents cannot get access to education because of the drought.

The research question was: what are the factors that may inhibit or promote the involvement of community-based organisations (CBOs) in the sanitation provision process?

The challenges include weak state support for water and sanitation provision, unreliable and contested indicators of coverage, poor sectoral co-ordination, and fragmented donor efforts.

An inspection of HMP Isle of Wight found "degrading" sanitation provision, high use of force and inmates seeking sanctuary in a segregation unit.