Sentence examples for quota basis from inspiring English sources
The eight elected seats would be filled on a regional quota basis: three for Africa, two for Asia, two for North and South America and Oceania, and one for European countries outside of the European Union.
9 September: Mr Juncker urges EU member states to take in an additional 120,000 refugees (bringing the total to 160,000), to be distributed on a quota basis.
Respondents are selected on a quota basis to reflect the demographic make-up of the population.
Chinese American G.I.'s protested and on August 9, 1946, Congress passed the Chinese War Brides Act--which placed Chinese wives of American citizens on a non quota basis.
Within a household, respondents were selected on a quota basis, so that the sample corresponded to the municipality demographic structure in terms of age and sex.
Currently, UK companies are able to trade with the EU on a tariff free and quota free basis.
Nothing in this Act shall be construed or interpreted to...permit any covered entity to grant preferential treatment to any individual or to any group because of the actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity of such individual or group... or... the adoption or implementation by a covered entity of a quota on the basis of actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity.
It's very hard to constantly push your sales team to perform and hit their quota on a quarterly basis, yet sales expense can be one of the largest components of operating costs.
The samples constructed on the basis of quota methods may not be representative of Senegalese migrants in each country (e.g., they might over-represent migrants well-connected to the co-ethnic community).
50 Respondents were recruited from the Nairobi Urban Demographic and Health Surveillance System through quota sampling on the basis of seroprevalence ratios and sociodemographic characteristics in the study sites.
Women were selected randomly from predefined quota sampling, on the basis of socioeconomic status and parity, according to the larger epidemiological sample.
