sanitary measures

Prevention of this disease is not difficult when simple sanitary measures are taken.

None of these markets have adequate sanitary measures for meat.

In 1801 he took largely successful sanitary measures to avoid a new epidemic of smallpox.

The sanitary measures of this regiment were perfect, and they bore themselves like Regulars.

Here, at least, the effectiveness of isolation and even the most rudimentary sanitary measures were proving themselves.

The local population, moreover, was reluctant to adopt sanitary measures imposed by the colonial government.

The sanitary measures had succeeded in keeping all in the ship healthy.

The agriculture ministry is also expected to spend $40 million on sanitary measures this year, double the amount spent last year.

Officials also mobilized thousands of workers to destroy the mosquitos and to enforce sanitary measures.

Public health measures were developed especially in the 19th century as the rapid growth of cities required systematic sanitary measures.

Enacting simple sanitary measures can also reduce blowfly strike.

"Or the slugs may have learned a lesson from the setback they took in Asia and will start taking drastic sanitary measures," he answered.

Normal sanitary measures would prevent the spread of contagion of a normal kind.

Having been raised on farms without privies, they cannot learn to adopt the sanitary measures which alone prevent the spread of epidemics.

The smell was potent, for the fish were not fresh, and the birds had obviously been caged without sanitary measures for some time.

This session was called to re-apportion the congressional districts, and to direct sanitary measures concerning the cholera epidemic.

Monitoring is being carried out and information on precautionary and sanitary measures is being provided to the population.

Quite apart from the tragic consequences for farmers, the effects of this catastrophe and the urgent sanitary measures implemented have reached far beyond the agriculture sector.

No treatment for NDV exists, but the use of prophylactic vaccines and sanitary measures reduces the likelihood of outbreaks.

In the middle of the 17th century the church was involved in initiating and supervising sanitary measures and relieving the distress of victims during the Plague of 1645.

These measures seek to simplify the relevant sanitary measures and certification procedures and make Greenland part of the Single Market for fishery products and derived products.

As a result, WTO expanded its mission to include trade in services, investments, intellectual property, sanitary measures, plant health, agriculture, and textiles, as well as technical baariers to trade.

Hutchinson believes that three major points contribute to this protection against infectious disease: inoculations and sanitary measures; surgical skill and hospital organization increasing recovery rate; and the better food provided to soldiers.

Other official duties included the collection of statistical data, supervision of religious rights and peace between confessions, sanitary measures in case of epidemic disease, and the standardization of weights and measurement.

Sanitary measures adequate for eliminating bacteria and parasites seem to be ineffective in control of rotavirus, as the incidence of rotavirus infection in countries with high and low health standards is similar.