Sentence examples for social hygiene from inspiring English sources

Their business is making money, not promoting social hygiene and peace on Earth.

In 1928 Cahun translated into French The Task of Social Hygiene (1912) by renowned British psychologist of human sexuality Havelock Ellis, giving it the title L'Hygiène sociale: la femme dans la société (1929; "Social Hygiene: The Woman in Society").

The preventive component emphasizes the need for a strict code of personal and social hygiene, the details of which depend upon individual, climatic, and environmental needs.

There she directed research into narcotics trade and addiction, the "white slave trade," various forms of delinquency, and other aspects of public health and social hygiene.

Shaw believed that at this period of medical history we had become helplessly dependent on the spurious cures of doctors at the expense of the social hygiene and good housing that would form a "sanitary blockade" against many infections.

In 1901, the New York City medical examiner, the founder of a "social hygiene" movement, estimated that eighty of a hundred men in the city had contracted gonorrhea at some point in their lives.

A frequently cited 1913 decision is United States v. Kennerley, an obscenity case concerning Daniel Carson Goodman's Hagar Revelly, a social-hygiene novel about the "wiles of vice," which had caught the attention of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice.

They have no respect for social class, hygiene, hair length or frequency of brushing.

These efforts included intensified surveillance, social distancing, hygiene measures, and the targeted use of antiviral medications to prevent infection (prophylaxis).

Fecal incontinence (FI) is defined as the involuntary loss of liquid or solid stool that is a social or hygiene problem (Department of Health 2002; Norton et al 2002).

Generally, there are two methods of hand hygiene, social hand washing and hygienic hand disinfection [ 32, 33].