Sentence examples for sanitation work from inspiring English sources

Her fascination with sanitation work, Dr. Nagle said, is "about a love affair".

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation does ground-breaking sanitation work in Durban, South Africa, tackling the spread of infectious diseases such as cholera, typhoid, hepatitis and polio.

"I said, 'I'll be right over.' " To Ms. Ukeles, who saw sanitation work as "the domestic on the urban scale," the relationship seemed a perfect fit.

The trend of associating sanitation work with that of police and firefighters began in New York City in the 1960's, said Vito A. Turso, a spokesman for the Sanitation Department.

That many of her subjects chose to remain anonymous, though, shows that sanitation work is still stigmatized as well as dangerous — a grueling gantlet through four seasons, defined, un-Vivaldi-like, as "spring, maggots, leaf and night plow".

"But instead I was working on launching this Chideo site for an experience where you can enter a sweepstakes and go with me on a global mission with one of our projects with GiveLove.org, where we do ecological sanitation work in the neediest communities around the world".

Ada Oko-Williams, technical support manager for sanitation, WaterAid, London, UK. @WaterAidUK Ada works on sanitation for WaterAid and is also an activist on sanitation, working in Nigeria, Niger, Sierra Leone and Liberia.

However, it is essential that this continues, for example, with partners across different sectors including health, education, water and sanitation working together.

Grim photos of the city's sanitation works pulling bloated decomposing pig carcasses out of the river circulated online and in the media.

The prefeitura's emphasis is pointedly on what it calls "essential", "emergency" and interim electricity and sanitation works, predicated on its commitment to provide alternative housing for the Favela do Moinho families, in a social housing development currently under construction close to Ponte dos Remédios, eight miles from the city centre.

If we become a traditional security force, it would destroy our movement," said Bobby Cooper, 30, who purchased the tents and works with the town planning and sanitation working groups -- two of more than 80 committees that have sprung up since the protest began.