Sentence examples for under unsanitary from inspiring English sources

What began as an argument for treating milk produced under unsanitary conditions became an argument for treating all milk.

The San Mateo District Attorney's Office filed a lawsuit against Quong Hop in October 2009, charging that it had manufactured adulterated food under unsanitary conditions, violating food safety laws.

The district attorney, Harry Damkar of San Benito County, said Fancy Cutt Farms was being charged with processing the lettuce under unsanitary conditions that persisted for months despite repeated state inspections.

The report said that people being moved from the cool northern plateaus to the warmer southwestern lowlands were particularly susceptible to tropical diseases, that they were being transferred under unsanitary conditions in overcrowded trucks and planes, and were not always being properly fed in holding centers.

The practice of genital cutting, a tradition throughout sub-Saharan Africa, has long been criticized by human rights groups and the United Nations and frequently takes place under unsanitary conditions, with tools like knives, scissors, razor blades and shards of glass, the ruling said.

"Food can be considered adulterated if it is produced under unsanitary conditions". Taylor said the penalties available under current law are limited to a $1,000 fine and one year in jail for each misdemeanor and a $10,000 fine and five years in prison for a felony.

Families live under these unsanitary and hazardous conditions with many sharing tiny single-room houses.

We already know that the poor are paying for health care, much of it provided in distant central facilities or in unsanitary, under equipped clinics.

In the aftermath of the March 11 , 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and subsequent tsunami, many survivors were forced to live in shelters under harsh and unsanitary conditions.

"It is totally unacceptable that families in need are living in unsafe and unsanitary conditions under the city's watch".

It ignores both the government's broad discretion under the law to police unsanitary conditions in meat plants and the serious danger, unresolved by proper cooking, that arises when contaminated raw meat and poultry come in contact with cutting boards, utensils and other foods, such as fruits and vegetables.