Sentence examples for equity quota from inspiring English sources
The policy included a 30 per cent bumiputra equity quota for publicly listed companies.
It was at Greenwich, in the fondly remembered Malcolm Hardee's Tunnel Club, a place notorious for difficult audiences and where, from the moment we walked on stage, hecklers started shouting: "Get your tits out!" At the end of the evening, feeling sorry for us, Malcolm handed over two contracts instead of one, which allowed us to reach our Equity quota.
More recently — and particularly since 2009 — the monetary fund has increased its lending capacity not so much through additional equity (known as "quota" in fund jargon), but through debt.
She called for the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance's actors equity division to institute a quota on artists with disabilities; just as it was unacceptable to "black up" racially for a role, she said, able-bodied actors should no longer be able to "crip up" as disabled.
The quota was intended to promote equity, but parents say that instead it rewards students who do poorly and punishes the high achievers.
That decision opposed quotas, but it said racial equity was such a compelling social concern that universities could consider race in admissions decisions.
Last, inequalities with regard to this tax for carriers with vehicles of less than 3.5 tonnes, for some sectors as opposed to others (such as agriculture and fishing which benefited from high rates of refunding or heavy industry which would be exempt because of quotas) infringe the principle of equity with regard to taxation.
Current regulation issues faced by equity crowdfunding include the standard of qualified investors, quota of investment, regulation of crowdfunding platforms, regulation of illegal fund-raising, detection of fraudulent fund raising, and opposition to money laundering ("Draft") (Securities Association of China SAC 2014).
The quota was sold to Norway's business community as a way to gain greater social equity and competitive edge: "Profit is made by employing the best people, regardless of gender," she said.
