Sentence examples for good quota from inspiring English sources

Even Antiques Roadshow has a good quota of dashed dreams.

It is no good setting quotas if there are not the skilled workers to fill them, says Ms Holborn.Few businessfolk or politicians have echoed the call to junk BEE.

This is followed by an in-line inspection during assembly, to confer country-of-origin on the goods for quota compliance.

Oh, dear, quotas.

… What good is a quota to a business owner if it pushes them to take a less desirable candidate to avoid government or feminist scrutiny?”.

That may be because they know Scandinavia's experience is not a good advertisement for quotas.

The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, thought well of the episode, calling it "a great episode, full of more than the normal quota of good jokes, but best of all is Lisa's revenge on Bart, and the mad cat-lady who goes around chucking her cats at people".

A good 60% of the quota quickies have been lost forever.

He was responsible for much of the schools rugby that ensured that Leigh, for a small town, continued to produce more than its quota of good young players.

Domestically, the industry is in good health, but the quota system has been under attack for some time, particularly by the US.

It's become increasingly clear that for white liberals, allyship is a role they act out to ease a conscience and fulfill a self-imposed quota of good deeds.