Sentence examples for like quota from inspiring English sources
The major political transitions in China, the United States and other countries have put issues like quota reform on the back burner.
In other countries where women have been disenfranchised on many fronts, new governments have instituted radical reforms, like quota systems ensuring women's participation in government (Rwanda) or sexual assault tribunals and women's security forces (Liberia).
"Personally, I don't like quotas," Ms. Reding said.
Now everyone leaps up to say they don't like quotas.
But admissions offices cannot admit to efforts at racial balancing or anything that sounds remotely like quotas.
Viviane Reding, who spearheaded the 40% proposal through the EU has been quoted as saying, "I don't like quotas, but I like what they do".
"As a principle, I don't like quotas," Ider Kreutzer, the former chief executive of Storebrand, an insurance group, told the Financial Times the year after the law came into force.
We reflected on efforts elsewhere to increase board membership for women, particularly on the work of Viviane Reding, the European Union's commissioner for justice ("I don't like quotas, but I love what they do," she is fond of saying), to mandate quotas for women on boards if the 27 governments in the European Union continue to balk and voluntary measures fail to make a difference.
"I DON'T like quotas, but I like what quotas do," says Viviane Reding, the European Union's justice commissioner.
Like quotas, VERs limit the quantity of trade and therefore tend to raise the prices of imported goods.
