Sentence examples similar to promoting quotas from inspiring English sources

"We do not promote by quota as they might wish".

He said last week that the idea of racial discrimination in his department was "repulsive," but that "we do not promote by quota as they might wish".

"We do not promote by quota as they might wish". He named several black employees in what he described as important positions and added that one of his top employees is married to a black woman.

Featherstone doesn't believe in quotas for promoting women writers: playwrights must write what they want, she believes, and excellence has to be the benchmark of commissioning.

Biofuel quotas promote the usage of renewable and sustainable fuels.

For Mr. Hitchcock, promoting the event's celebrity quota is a double-edged sword.

The New York Times reports the deal will reduce tariffs and quota, promote the exchange of data between member countries and impose environmental, labor and intellectual property standards to developing countries, allowing the U.S. the opportunity to be a global leader in 21st global economic development.

Federal lawmakers are similarly promoting more transparency around diversity rather than outright quotas.

Law enforcement agencies can no longer use traffic-ticket quotas as the chief factor in promoting police officers, according to a law signed by Governor Whitman last week.

The European Commission has promoted ruinously excessive fishing quotas.

Former EastEnders producer Barbara Emile has called for broadcasters to ring-fence funding and introduce quotas to promote on-screen diversity.