Sentence examples for sanitise from inspiring English sources

The authorities and aid groups have rallied to treat thousands of infected people, educate the population on basic hygiene practices, and sanitise water sources.

Every patient treated by D'Mello over more than three decades by NHS England to report for tests to check for blood-borne diseases such as HIV, hepatitis B or hepatitis C, after investigations revealed that he failed to properly sanitise equipment between patients and reused dirty gloves.

That looks like an effort by Vladimir Putin's government to commandeer Russian history and partially sanitise Stalin (though Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag Archipelago" is also taught in schools).

For example, had Mr Portillo survived the 1997 cull to lead his party, he would probably have launched a more sustained effort to modernise, and so sanitise, its image than William Hague did.

This so infuriated Osama bin Laden, an exiled Saudi dissident who leads a violent jihad against America and Israel, that he called on the sheikh to resign.Critics of the Saud family urged the sheikh to express his true beliefs before he died to endorse the Islamic opposition rather than continuing to sanitise a regime it saw as hypocritical and pseudo-Islamic.

An attempt is also being made to sanitise the process itself.

Contemptuous of his former efforts to sanitise its image, unsated by his tepid Euroscepticism and resentful of his failure to win an outright majority in 2010, Tory right-wingers have never cared for Mr Cameron.

Fantasies are a way of rewriting childhood history, sometimes to wreak revenge on abusive or absent adults, sometimes to sanitise memories of them.

Among his milder comments he calls it:a badly written, willfully misleading, dangerous apologia for the advancing specter of revanchist Russian imperialism He also suggests that it is part of a wider PR effort to sanitise Russia's image.That is unfair to Mr Hitchens.

One is "Silver Wash", a washing machine made by Samsung, which claims to employ nanotechnology to release hundreds of billions of silver ions during a wash to sanitise fabrics.The EPA has ruled that ion-generating devices that claim to kill germs must be registered as a pesticide and tested to show they pose no unreasonable risk.

After Garibaldi's death in 1882, an official national cult did its best to sanitise the hero worship, airbrushing away the old hero's biting criticism of poor or corrupt government.