Sentence examples for quota ceilings from inspiring English sources

Many protesters blame today's plunging prices on a slight easing of quota ceilings last year and this.

In addition, all existing quotas and other quantitative restrictions should be converted to their tariff equivalents by auction; that is, rights to import products within quota ceilings would be sold to the highest bidders.

The cartel has agreed to lift its quota ceiling by 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) immediately, to 27.5m bpd, the highest ever, and to raise it by the same amount soon if market conditions warrant.

Blacks saw quotas as a ceiling and were angry about affirmative action, too.

It is true that since a decision was taken to phase out milk quotas, the production ceiling has been raised by between 2% and 2.5%.

One example of the operation of TRQs is the EU's dairy policy, described in Box 3. Most developing countries and LDCs chose the option of adopting tariff ceilings to replace their import quotas instead of going through the tariffication process (often declaring a single bound tariff rate for all agricultural commodities).

[The Wall Street Journal] Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey signs a bill that will move up the start of a renewable energy quota by four years and lower the price ceiling for credits that electricity producers use to comply with it.

The commission and the foreign exchange regulator also announced this month that they would more than double the amount that foreign institutional investors can invest in China's markets under a quota program, gradually bringing it to as much as $80 billion from the current ceiling of $30 billion.

[Page C9.] OPEC May Lift Production Quota The president of OPEC said the group was considering an increase in its production ceiling to help bring down oil prices.

OPEC Shows Willingness to Increase Daily Oil Quota by 500,000 Barrels OPEC's representatives said they were prepared to increase their oil production ceiling but warned that high oil prices were caused by refinery shortfalls, which are beyond their control.

Ms. Göring-Eckardthethe Greens leader, lamented that the quota was not 40percentt, as her party had wanted, but echoed other women in pronouncing the glass ceiling cracked.