Sentence examples for implement quotas for a from inspiring English sources

The EC pledged in the new agenda to triple the budget of the maritime border monitoring operations Triton and Poseidon; to launch a counter-trafficking intervention in Libyan territorial waters; and to implement quotas for a fairer distribution of migrants among European Union (EU) member states.

Many countries have implemented quotas for rural area students, adjusting selection scores according to the origin of candidates.

In some cases, there are even pay cuts, and staff may feel more pressure if the spas management or operators implement quotas or high pressure strategies for bringing in revenue.

This means seeking diversity (and not just diversity of gender) as intrinsically valuable, rather than implementing quotas that make it seem like a necessary evil.

The truth is that many countries are implementing quotas.

The European Commission wants to tighten its oversight of deep-sea habitat, proposing yesterday to phase out deep-sea trawling, reduce discards of unwanted fish, and implement scientific quotas for fishing.

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.

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.

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

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.

"This is why we had to implement the quota system in order to make room for women in politics," said Ms. Tahnawy.