Sentences with phrase «frequent contact with human»

The animals of most concern to the public health sector are those who both have frequent contact with humans and roam at large, able to contract and spread disease from a variety of sources.

The much greater danger is the wholesale spread of the virus between large flocks of birds, especially birds that come into frequent contact with humans — and that is taking place in more countries now than ever before.

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But as human contact with wildlife becomes more frequent and people continue to encroach on habitat, wild animals are being exposed to human pathogens more than ever.

If your new kitten is still a bit wary of humans, or if you have come into contact with feral kittens, frequent handling will help her become more accepting of contact.

The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) voice this concern to the Toronto police board saying that CEW use «raises serious human rights concerns because people with mental health disabilities tend to have more frequent contact with police and may be more likely to have a Taser used on them because of behaviours and responses to police instructions that appear «unusual» or «unpredictable.&rHuman Rights Commission (OHRC) voice this concern to the Toronto police board saying that CEW use «raises serious human rights concerns because people with mental health disabilities tend to have more frequent contact with police and may be more likely to have a Taser used on them because of behaviours and responses to police instructions that appear «unusual» or «unpredictable.&rhuman rights concerns because people with mental health disabilities tend to have more frequent contact with police and may be more likely to have a Taser used on them because of behaviours and responses to police instructions that appear «unusual» or «unpredictable.»