Sentence examples for hold quota from inspiring English sources

Those would include a fair allocation system, a five-year term on any quotas and a mechanism to let conservation groups buy and hold quota shares -- never actually catching the fish -- to protect and replenish fish stocks.

Older Dutch dairy farmers may hold quotas worth €1m, which they can sell when they retire.

For example, there have been considerable reductions in the number of active vessels and entities holding quota share in the Alaska Halibut and Sablefish and the Mid-Atlantic Surfclam and Ocean Quahog catch share programs.

Together the family holds quotas for 8.86 million pounds of peanuts and could receive $3.8 million in the buyout, according to both Mr. Heard and the database.

Although the data would suggest another production cut, the cartel is likely to keep quotas on hold instead and hope for a more substantial economic recovery that feeds into demand.

Does the exporter hold sufficient quota allocation?

In fairness, France already does tie its hands to a considerable degree, banning the transfer of milk quotas from one region to another, and holding some quota back in its "national reserve".

And in an era when top galleries still held to quotas for female artists, Mr. Emmerich didn't play along.

The European Union has operated its Emissions Trading System since 2005, requiring large polluters like cement manufacturers, steelworks and electricity utilities to hold a certain quota of permits to emit greenhouse gases.

While Jimmy Carter, the former president and peanut farmer, made Georgia peanuts famous, his name does not appear on the list of those who hold licenses or quotas.

The whole implication of his unpublished, closed-door testimony was that existence of a fat Cuban sugar quota, held in reserve, might encourage anti-Castro elements in Cuba to overthrow the "Marxist" dictator to collect it.