Sentence examples for high quota from inspiring English sources

Construction projects, he says, also provide many jobs, because of the high quota the council sets for local labour.

This does not spare the reader a high quota of 'may well have' and 'my guess/hunch is that', an occupational hazard in this field.

In the London section she seems interested mainly in conversations, which have a high quota of witticism (wearing a skirt, Sophie looks as if she's "mugged a librarian") and aphorisms (lawyers have all "the decency and courage of lavatory paper").

Countries with a high quota of non-compliant products ≥ 20% (dark grey): Dominican Republic, India, Israel, Colombia, Morocco, Thailand and Vietnam.

Judging by the reviewed performance, more than one writer-performer might seduce network honchos, and the high quota of talented women on tap is especially gratifying.

This pattern of dismissal has made summons court the focus of a civil rights lawsuit, which alleges the pink slips summoning people to criminal court are disproportionately handed out in poor, minority neighborhoods, and that NYPD's unreasonably high quota systems in these neighborhoods are to blame.

The military command began setting high quotas for targets to be eliminated or neutralized.

Yet lax laws and high quotas, whether global or national, flout irrefutable scientific evidence.

Ex-employees say those sales goals led to intense pressure on workers to cheat to fulfill unrealistically high quotas.

Users could set very high quotas for themselves, of course, but the provision would nudge at least some citizens into being more responsible.

As the coalition points out, Europe is supporting overfishing with high quotas and direct subsidies for modernizing the European fishing fleet.