Sentence examples for unsanitary facility from inspiring English sources

In 2007, a prison expert inspected the Chino complex and told the three-judge court that it was "an incredibly old, poorly maintained, unsanitary facility with inadequate staffing".

Then in 2012, the defendants began manufacturing the drinks at an "unsanitary facility using untrained day workers," the U.S. attorney's office said.

How could I not feel guilty, knowing that I have the comfort of going to Gannett Health Services when my health is compromised, but my family is reduced to waiting rooms, rude nurses and unsanitary facilities?

On Sept. 9, an estimated 24,000 prisoners in 24 states began to engage in various work stoppages and hunger strikes designed to coincide with the 45th anniversary of the 1971 Attica Prison riot, when over 2,000 inmates overtook a supermax institution in upstate New York to protest overcrowding, mistreatment by guards, and unsanitary facilities.

Companies are taking note after the public relations disasters that befell Haagen-Dazs and Dell in China in 2005 and 2006 when consumers banded together online to complain about poor products, bad service and unsanitary production facilities.

"With more than ten men to a room, dangerous and unsanitary cooking facilities outside their door and no personal space, this is unacceptable.

In Uganda, government inspectors said children were being taught in sub-standard facilities and unsanitary conditions.

The most serious problems included "limitations on civil liberties," "abuses by government security forces," "arbitrary arrests and detention," and "poor, overcrowded, and unsanitary prison and detention facilities".

The oldest surviving tavern in New York, located at 279 Water Street, was cited for 46 violations, including evidence of rats, flies, a lack of hand-washing facilities and unsanitary equipment, the health department found.

Moreover, through our field observations and investigation from the local health bureau, we found there existed a lot of disappointing facts regarding the so-called private clinics, including unsanitary conditions in medical facilities and a lack of modern medical equipment.

"Overcrowding has overtaken the limited resources of prison staff; imposed demands well beyond the capacity of medical and mental health facilities; and created unsanitary and unsafe conditions that make progress in the provision of care difficult or impossible to achieve," wrote Justice Anthony M. Kennedy for the majority.