Sentence examples for implement a quota from inspiring English sources

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said pushing through the quota system had "nonsensically" caused a deep rift over a highly sensitive issue and that, "as long as I am prime minister," Slovakia would not implement a quota.

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker reportedly wants to implement a quota system that would ship migrants around the continent, relieving Italy and other frontline countries from shouldering the lion's share of the burden.

The Libyan National Transitional Council should be encouraged to implement a quota to bolster the representation of women for current transitional government formation as well as for future parliamentarian elections.

Elizabeth Wood, the agency's first director, was in favor of maintaining diverse residences and implemented a quota system in the hopes of bringing black and white families together in one area.

Starting in 1993, the Spanish government has been implementing a quota system for agriculture and domestic services.

Author: Astou Diagne, Sarah Houssein and Youssouf Abdallah Background: Djibouti established a Ministry for Women's Promotion in 1999 and since 2002 has been implementing a quota system that ensures at least 10 percent of female representation in key government administrative positions.

Background and Methodology Djibouti established a Ministry for Women's Promotion in 1999 and since 2002 has been implementing a quota system that ensures at least 10 percent of female representation in key government administrative positions.

In South Korea more women than men pass the foreign-service exam, which has sparked the foreign ministry to implement a minimum quota for men.

While the UK is yet to implement a strict quota on female board positions, the coalition is pushing for businesses to ensure that 25% of board positions are occupied by women by 2015, or face strict quotas.

In addition, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (King) could now direct any university or college to implement a proportion-based quota system favouring the Bumiputra.

Therefore, any institution cannot constitutionally implement a race-based quota system, but may pursue race-based preference in the admissions process if they have a compelling interest (i.e. to seek diversity).