Sentence examples for fair quota from inspiring English sources

Above all, we must accept that if Britain does not admit a fair quota of refugees they will come illegally.

François Crépeau, the United Nations Special Rapporteur for migrants' rights, is calling on countries in Europe, and other rich nations, to find homes for one million refugees over five years through an organised and fair quota system.

Britain has so far pledged to take on less than a quarter of its fair quota, a figure calculated by the size of the economy, said the charity as it described the figures as "shocking".

Britain's failure to live up to its "moral obligation" to accept a fair quota of refugees from Syria will damage David Cameron's hopes of achieving a successful renegotiation with Brussels, a former president of the European commission has claimed.

"If you look at all the stats, he's in the top five for creating goals in the Championship, he also scores a fair quota, he's been absolutely magnificent for us but the wages he's on, I don't think Ipswich can quite get there.

That's the reason a fair quota system within a particular district is absolutely necessary.

And even if such machinery existed, there exists no agreed yardstick by which to set fair quotas for countries at vastly different levels of development.

It may sound self-centred; narcissistic even, but you'll almost certainly be more agreeable in your shared time and space if you feel you're getting a fair private quota.

"One defect Brazil doesn't have is outright racial strife, and a battle over who is black or white could create that".Far better and fairer than quotas, the contras argue, would be to create a broad system of universal incentives study grants and tutorials for the poor, for instance that would reach all Brazilians, whatever their complexion.

A fair and balanced quota system for and within the Academy could lead to more postmodern solutions in other fields which are in desperate need of diversity.

The half of the other 50-odd galleries in the main section representing Latin America satisfied the fair's more distinctive quota.