Sentence examples for tagging programme from inspiring English sources

The funding will go towards a "shark passport" tagging programme, which could ultimately lead to increased levels of international protection.

The UK Shark Tagging Programme, set up by the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, has enlisted a nationwide fleet of experienced sea anglers to help monitor the behaviour of Britain's sharks - even including the odd hammerhead.

Confidence in the government's tagging programme as an alternative to prison had already been rocked by an overcharging scandal which triggered a Serious Fraud Office investigation into the basic tagging contract run by G4S and Serco.

She comes in and says, 'Something's happened to one of your birds hasn't it?'" Murphy's satellite tagging programme, which he was writing up for a PhD on the ecology of the hen harrier, has shed new light on the bird's varied and nomadic life.

The tope was caught in Luce Bay in Dumfries and Galloway as part of the Scottish Shark Tagging Programme.

A spokesman for the network said: "Recaptures, especially after long periods at liberty, clearly show the benefit of SSACN's tagging programme and the long term commitment of our volunteer 'citizen scientist' sea anglers". The fish put on 8lbs (3.6kg) between captures and now weighs 46lbs (20.8kg) - close to the maximum size for a male tope.

Ken Collins, who supervises the shark-tagging programme at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, called the pair "the gods of the shark world".

Other funding is allocated to tagging and research programmes.

The initiative is essentially an open data standard, a way of generating and tagging data about aid programmes so that it can be shared and combined with other datasets.

These were tagged using the programme EUDICO Linguistic Annotator (Wittenburg, Brugman, Russel, Klassmann, & Sloetjes, 2006).

In February 2010, salmon presmolts were adipose finclipped, microtagged and cold branded as part of the National Salmon Microtagging and Tag Recovery Programme (Browne 1982; Ó Maoiléidigh et al. 1994; Wilkins et al. 2001).