sanitation

That may consist of a breakdown in a basic step like sanitation, or other protocols that people in our food supply should be following.

New York now employs fewer cops, firefighters, and sanitation workers than it did in 2002.

“This will affect the provision of water and sanitation services,” she said.

The outspoken rapper, however, will not be working for the Los Angeles sanitation department.

They no longer have ancient ruins to protect or sanitation to maintain.

Some sanitation blocks, like the “bio-centers” constructed by Umande Trust, even generate biogas from the waste.

In short, ideas on sanitation in London were much like those in Havana before the summer of 1898.

The shelters for the gun detachments must be bomb-proof and fitted with some arrangements for comfort and sanitation.

A text on physiology, hygiene, and sanitation for upper grammar or junior high schools.

It is no cause for surprise, therefore, that progress in sanitation moved slowly.

Sanitation is ever the last thing thought of by French authorities.