Sentence examples for larger quota from inspiring English sources

To reward its progress under the program, the United States has given Cambodia a larger quota and lower tariffs.

The eurozone representative would be very influential, because he would represent an even larger quota than that of the US.

In Pakistan, officials have struggled to win a larger quota for textile shipments to the United States as a reward for Islamabad's help during the conflict in Afghanistan.

And in the Caribbean, the emergence of any especially pro-American government brings a request for a larger quota to ship sugar to the high-priced, highly protected American market.

Nor does a larger quota add to America's overall exposure, not least because its credit lines to the fund will be commensurately cut.The real risk to Americans lies in Congress's failure to support the reforms that its technocrats championed.

The court has ruled that quotas should not exceed 50 percent of university admissions, but Tamil Nadu has ignored this restriction and a case challenging the state's larger quota has been pending since 1994.

In essence, boats that had previously taken up the lion's share of overfished species received larger quotas.

The guessing is that once the constitution is changed he will seek legislation to oblige political parties to introduce progressively larger quotas for women until equality is achieved.

A senior American trade official said that the domestic industry's concerns and constant demands for larger quotas from other developing nations had prevented the United States from doing more for Pakistan.

That suggests that they will either be watered down, probably by allowing some continuation of aid to boat-builders and larger quotas, or deadlocked.The commission is hoping that its tough stance will at least put to rest the allegations that Steffen Smidt, the director-general of its fisheries department, was sacked as a result of Spanish pressure.

Increased catch capacity causes environmental problems such as overexploitation and calls for larger quotas.