| It expressed concern regarding the potential of oil sands development to cause the tainting of fish tissue, which was prohibited under the Act. |
| Take care also to cut out the pipe that runs along the chine of a loin of veal, the same as in beef, to hinder it from tainting. |
| You know, what he is doing is preconditioning the potential jurors, or in really simple English, he's tainting the jury pool. |
| Furthermore, effects of widespread regional oil sands development on fish tainting and fish health continued to be poorly understood. |
| Not only could he not access his money, but Citibank also told him any outstanding checks could bounce, potentially tainting his credit. |
| The case raised new questions about chequebook journalism and the tainting of trials by payments to witnesses. |
