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They have a duty to monitor the wholesomeness of water in their areas.
A reputation for cleanness and wholesomeness, once lost, takes years to regain.
There may be a misunderstanding about the consequences of salmonella and listeria on the wholesomeness of food.
Each is concerned with a different aspect of the question; the statutes with the wholesomeness of rivers, and common law, with riparian rights.
The maintenance or restoration of the wholesomeness of our rivers is a continuous process.
I often question the wholesomeness of people engaged in the fashionable interpretation of community politics.
Imagine the consequences of a national strike that affects the purity and wholesomeness of our water supplies and our ability to clean up sewage.
Local councils certainly have a duty to monitor the wholesomeness of the water supply.
We propose a much tighter legal requirement than that in the amendments, as wholesomeness extends beyond the standards specified in the directive.
One cannot avoid, therefore, bringing people from outside into the area to give it wholesomeness.
We are currently considering all kinds of representations as well as the advice of the advisory committee on the wholesomeness of irradiated foods.
Local authorities have a statutory duty to ascertain the wholesomeness of water supplies and powers to secure improvement or closure.
My responsibility is to be satisfied as to the safety and wholesomeness of foods treated by novel processes, as is the case with food irradiation.
A risk-based flexible approach in official controls, based on the wholesomeness of the business's products, should always be the most important factor.
Until now, it has relied on its diversity, on its ancient vines, and on the quality and wholesomeness of its product.
Local authorities, like every other user of river water, must do their utmost to secure the wholesomeness of the rivers.
There is not the equivalent of the vigour and the wholesomeness of the life of sport.
