Sentence examples for drastic quota from inspiring English sources
The move was welcomed by fishermen who fear 2013 will bring drastic quota cuts to groundfish like cod, haddock and yellowtail flounder.
Yesssssssss!!!!! Fish Take The Heat & Fishing Takes a Hit, reports Beth Daley at the Boston Globe, as scientists start to blame warming oceans for the unexpected plummet in New England commercial fisheries, necessitating drastic cuts in fishing quotas, and hope for fishy returns.
They just thought mandatory quotas were too drastic a measure.
And the 1924 Immigration Act, which really did lead to a drastic cutback in immigration, was based on quotas by race and country of origin rather than ideology.
The world's most populous country is taking increasingly drastic action, such as slashing Beijing's new sales quota for cars by 40%.
Using a common market-based measure of corporate governance, known as Tobin's Q, the study found that companies in Norway actually performed an average of 20 percent worse the year after adopting the quotas, with those companies that were required to make the most drastic changes to their boards suffering the largest negative impact.
"We've seen a drastic reduction in new hire ramp times and higher sales productivity with even more reps hitting quota.
The drastic reduction in industrial output has meant that many companies are producing well lower than their quotas and are seeking to sell their excess allocation.
