Sentence examples for a quota at from inspiring English sources

Spain has also introduced a quota at 40%, to be reached by 2015.

He described the regulator's case as "something more akin to a traffic cop with a quota at the end of the month and a miscalibrated radar gun".

Mr. Einhorn denied any wrongdoing and denounced the regulator on Wednesday, saying that the case resembled "something more akin to a traffic cop with a quota at the end of the month and a miscalibrated radar gun".

Spain also introduced a quota at 40%.

That year, in the famous Bakke case, the court struck down a quota at the University of California Medical School, but said in a separate opinion by Justice Lewis Powell that colleges and universities could use race as a "plus factor" in order to achieve a diverse class of students.

The government has introduced a quota aimed at ensuring that 5m tonnes of anchoveta are left each year as spawning stock.

Catchers were expected to meet a quota of at least 5,000 birds a day, he says, although this could sometimes rise to 7,000.

The duties, which take effect immediately, will sharply raise the price of steel imports that exceed a quota pegged at 1998 import levels.

This process is limited by a quota, set at 7% of U.S. ethanol consumption.

FA Chairman Greg Dyke's recent proposal that a club's 25-man squad should include a quota of at least 12 "home grown" players presents the possibility of a hot market for young British players, bought and sold at a premium to tick boxes rather than to win games.

Unlike in other bars, at Can Do sex workers are not forced to drink alcoholic 'lady drinks' either they don't have a drink quota at all, but if they are bought a drink they can choose whether they want: Alcohol, juice or soda.