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Crowley was axed by the Dockers at the end of last season after serving a 12-month doping ban, but the Bombers threw him a lifeline as part of their top-up quota.

"This is not a made-up quota," she explains, "on many recent 'album of the year' lists the highest-ranking artists included Janelle Monáe, Mitski, Cardi B, Robyn and Christine and the Queens, so our gender ratio is something really natural.

The system of rolling track-record based allocations became increasingly abused by fishermen, for example, by recording catches in areas in which they had not fished in order to build up quota entitlements in future years.

So to sum up — Quotas: no good.

Why has British fishing not bought up quotas from other EU countries?

Tobacco farmers are to be paid about $10 billion to give up quotas and price supports that Congress bestowed on them decades ago.

The union is expected to set up quotas based on average annual imports over the last two or three years, and then impose "safeguard" tariffs on imports above the quotas.

This year Bristol got 500 applications from pupils with straight As for the 47 places in its English department.Don't shoot the universitiesIf the government's aim is to find out which children are clever, and which have been crammed, then setting up quotas or discriminating against people on the basis of their postcode is not the way to go about it.

Lockup quotas force taxpayers to guarantee profits for prison companies through lock up quotas hidden in contracts.

It was only after five of her six children had left that she upped her quota.

Montana has upped its quota on hunting and trapping, and Wisconsin's management plan calls for culling the state's population by more than half.