Sentence examples for allocated quotas from inspiring English sources

Usually, the hardest part is maintaining internal cohesion: members cannot agree on a "reasonable" price for oil, and often cheat on their allocated quotas.

But the commission points out that they are unlikely to be allocated quotas letting them actually fish these new waters, since they are dished out largely on historic grounds.

Under the European Union's Common Fisheries Policy, which aims to prevent over-fishing, countries are allocated quotas for the amounts of different fish types that can be caught in various areas of the sea.

There was also a time when the national regulatory authority allocated quotas to different levels of government agencies on the number of companies to be listed in a certain year.

Students of special background including children of freedom fighters and tribal population have allocated quotas.

Allocated quotas, whether annual or shares, were not subject to these tax rules and were treated as non-taxable.

As a result of the Panel's review, recommendations were made that two additional Western Australian fishers be allocated quota and that six applicants should have their quota allocation increased.

Almost 20 percent of the species she saw were fully protected under the convention, and another 44 percent did not have an allocated quota, meaning that their collection and trade was also illegal, Ms. Lyons and her co-author, Daniel Natusch, wrote.

Under current CFP rules, fishing fleets governed by catch limits for certain species cannot land their "by-catch" - any species of fish they have netted accidentally or which take vessels over their allocated quota.

Those who satisfied one of the above criteria were allocated quota units on the following bases.

The Committee was also advised that 143 boats had initially been allocated quota, but that after ITQ transfers only 85 remained.