The number of sterilized girls is not known because the records were destroyed.

This is called sterilized intervention in the foreign exchange market.

This could provide an argument for sterilized foreign market intervention.

Scientists say it takes up to two years for life to return to the sterilized shore.

We will continue whatever systemic support is necessary with sterilized equipment.

I felt so terrified because there is no sterilized equipment at all.

After the third pregnancy both of us will get sterilized."

At the state level, there is a lottery for sterilized couples.

Can't we use some of that stimulus cash to offer money to people if they get sterilized?

Do you think crack addicts should be paid to get sterilized?

Here's another reason to dismiss the importance of sterilized interventions.

People who agreed to get sterilized would receive land, housing, and money or loans.

Sterilization is approved by the families and friends of the sterilized.

It's life in action, and we're not a sterilized community."

My dogs work at those and the sterilized marrow bones.

She added that doctors in the hospital performed surgery without sterilized equipment or water.

He did actually return several weeks later to our sterilized apartment to tell me he didn't feel well enough to work.

Transfer sauce to a sterilized jar, cover and allow to cool.

The study concluded that 1 in 50 sterilized women could become pregnant during a 10-year span.

Even if sterilized bond buying works, long-term interest rates won’t be reduced much.

Remove from heat, cool and spoon into sterilized glass jars.

Debate rages among experts as to the value of sterilized intervention.

We're providing sterilized food, but the men are all suspicious and won't accept our medical advice nor anything else.

As of last month, the organization had paid more than 3,000 addicts to either go on long-term birth control or get sterilized.

If you are a member of any susceptible population, buy disinfected bottled water.

Afterwards all customers were said to receive disinfected water continuously.

It was frail Pat who grew possibilities in the disinfected air.

It wasn't like a hospital with living patients, more like a totally disinfected laboratory.

However, in some cases alkaline solution can be added to neutralize the disinfected water.

However, the disinfected water does not fulfill the new drinking water requirements either.

"And then I wash their feets with disinfected water."

Was dropped into a disinfected gaping hole, discreetly, behind a locked door.

Remnants of foot and mouth stilled showed with disinfected mats.

Use a sterile or disinfected opener for each container.

These substances are water soluble and can therefore be contained in the disinfected wastewater.

He then wiped away mucus with a swab of disinfected linen.

Only swim and wade in the ocean or in pools with disinfected water.

Disinfect all internal surfaces of the belly box before returning disinfected equipment.

Sources of disinfected eggs need only provide information on virus testing when applying for import permits.

I’m lying in bed in my disinfected room.

Working Parties must also use disinfected mat and foot baths before track laying commences.

The building thus included a section for infected and a section for disinfected with a capacity of 2,000 people.

Only after the writer is dead do his words to some extent become disinfected, purified of the accidents of the living body.

Strict parking restrictions were imposed and the use of disinfected mats at assembly points encouraged.

Prepare your salad over a disinfected countertop, instead.

Another specialty of his was philately where he concentrated on disinfected mail, about which he brought out a book.

A special disinfected prism is mounted on the tonometer head and then placed against the cornea.

In a plant nursery, seeds can be planted in disinfected sand seedbeds.

Environmental engineer Steve Hrudey wants to shed new light on the health risks associated with disinfected water.

More people were sterilized in 1948 than any other year.

He even knew whether she herself had been sterilized or not.

And after having one child, people expect to be sterilized for good.

They have been sterilized, which is illegal for other women.

Nine were sterilized last fall and 21 more will be this year.

He would threaten to have both the father and the mother sterilized.

However, the program focused more on sterilizing women than men.

"Then you have to sterilize the bed and start all over," she said.

The second option was to go into the building and sterilize the whole place.

In 1980, around 1700 patients were sterilized without their consent.

Many more women than men were sterilized: 4,043 to 2,640.

When in doubt, ask to see how the equipment is sterilized.

From about 1934 to 1975, Sweden sterilized more than 62,000 people.

What if you need to sterilize water on the go and you're traveling light?

In 10 percent or more of these cases, he said, women regret the decision to be sterilized.

They can also help to sterilize any cuts in the skin.

Needles sold on the street are not always new or sterilized.

Some twenty thousand men and women were sterilized in California.

"Tell her that being sterilized is not the end of the world.

So, why have efforts to sterilize addicts come under such fire?

"Increasingly, it is younger women who want to be sterilized after their second child."

Among the plaintiffs was a woman who agreed to be sterilized to keep her job.

But I meant to let him have his way, convince himself that he had sterilized my house.

Giles should have sterilized his one good hand, so he could help her.

In the age of Homer, wine was used to sterilise wounds.

It's important to keep all feeding equipment clean - you must sterilise between uses for the first six months.

You can also use gamma rays to sterilise (clean) hospital material.

"It is a pretty drastic step to sterilise someone against their will simply because they lack the mental capacity themselves," he said.

To offset the effect on the money supply, the central bank may sterilise its foreign exchange intervention.

Curtis told police, that he sometimes pressure-cooked this mixture to sterilise it.

More powerful gamma sources sterilise syringes and other medical equipment.

It is particularly noteworthy that each accession of new blood seems to sterilise its predecessors.

Joanna spoke softly, with one eye on Helen, who had gone to sterilise the instruments.

You could sterilise 90% of men and theoretically not make a dent in the birth rate.

If the brine regenerator uses high heat, they also partially sterilise the air.

A common cause, according to recent research, is the chlorine solution sometimes used to bleach and sterilise corks.

It also means they don't need to sterilise the soil and there is better air circulation around the crop, meaning less disease.

I've already boiled the jar for a little over a minute to sterilise it, and it's been cooling on the draining board.

Nevertheless, there remain to this day schemes to sterilise the less well-off, often in return for financial incentives.

Foe example, we also sterilise animals to prevent over-population.

Their mission is to help Blofeld contaminate and ultimately sterilise the world's food supply.

"This will sterilise and numb the area instantly."

I want to sterilise me things.

Previous research has also shown that cold plasmas are effective at killing bacteria and can be used to sterilise water for up to seven days.

Sterilise the jars by putting them into the dishwasher on the hottest cycle to wash and dry.

If you can't sterilise it freeze it, is her axiom.

(The officers use a special charcoal burner to sterilise the instruments.)

Meanwhile sterilise enough jars in the oven and have the lids washed and ready.

To sterilise the jars, wash in very hot water or on the hot cycle of a dishwasher.