sanitary
સ્વચ્છતા
definition
adjective
a sanitary engineer
of or relating to the conditions that affect hygiene and health, especially the supply of sewage facilities and clean drinking water.
translation of 'sanitary'
સ્વચ્છતાલક્ષી,
સ્વચ્છતાવિષયક,
આરોગ્યપ્રદ
example
There is simply no regard for 'sanitary' conditions and nobody cares about public health or even remembers that there are public health laws that should strictly be adhered to.
Amoebiasis can be prevented by good hygiene and 'sanitary' conditions.
Food and water are exceedingly scarce, and disease is rapidly taking its toll in extremely cramped quarters without 'sanitary' facilities.
Continuous chlorination should not be a substitute for a 'sanitary' water supply.
Pump dispensers are more 'sanitary' than bars of soap, and they are disposable.
But because 'sanitary' conditions and medical care in many remote regions may be lacking, you need to take some precautions.
If you have one or several dogs and want a 'sanitary' way to dispose of droppings without the expense of buying a commercial model here is a do-it-yourself project that can be finished in an afternoon.
Maintain good animal health through 'sanitary' facilities.
This, in turn, led to overcrowding in apartments and poor 'sanitary' and health conditions in the rooms.
‘The people are being supplied with safe drinking water and proper 'sanitary' facilities,’ he said.
Quite how they found this out and how it affected the 'sanitary' conditions of their two-week stay, I dread to think.
He is also nursing young calves ensuring that they have adequate heat, feed and 'sanitary' conditions.
This process would also lead to more 'sanitary' conditions, benefiting the consumer.
Today, a billion people do not have adequate supplies of drinking water and two billion have no 'sanitary' facilities.
The trainers were medical doctors, nurses, and health and 'sanitary' officers from the same area.
He was advised that the lack of proper 'sanitary' facilities, noise from the generators and dogs, especially in relation to older people, were the main problems.
Food is supplied generally in cubes which are served above the floor of the cage to keep it 'sanitary' .
The Iraqi Ministry of Water and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have combined forces to bring 'sanitary' drinking water to the people of Fallujah.
The Board reported that the town had fairly good 'sanitary' conditions.
This needs to be taken into account when providing 'sanitary' facilities and health information for female pupils in primary school.
Future plans involve the renovation of dormitory toilets by installing showers, drying facilities and new 'sanitary' equipment.
For instance, even in drinking water schemes or 'sanitary' projects, at least a fraction of the total cost has got to be borne by the beneficiaries or the community that benefits.
By the early twentieth century, most urban areas claimed a modern filtered water system and a 'sanitary' sewage works, both bulwarks against the spread of cholera.
Adequate cooking, 'sanitary' handling and preparation and hygienic processing methods are better ways to reduce illness from microorganisms in meat.
Richmond's city code gives people the option to bury, cremate or dispose of their pets 'sanitarily' or to call Richmond's animal-control staff and arrange to have the pet picked up for disposal.
The director said if the country failed to improve intellectual property rights and the 'sanitariness' of its agricultural products, it would lose both its international and domestic markets.
Enemies are secretly and 'sanitarily' disposed of.
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