Sentence examples for quota experience from inspiring English sources

Irish life and business coach Martine Brennan shares a personal story about a quota experience in London in the 1980s: “The Borough I was working in had a quota for members of Designated Ethnic Minority Groups and Women.

In the real world, those endowed with the full quota of EI, experience mind-reading, emotional contagion/affective empathy (where feelings are felt) and theory of mind (ToM) which is an understanding of the levels of mind-reading of others and thus a Machiavellian appreciation of what they know and where and how they (and you) could lie.

I don't have a lot of experience with the quota thing.

There have been the usual quota of sensitively recorded novels of personal experience," she wrote.

When you've reached your daily quota for wide-eyed wonderment, rehash the experience over brunch (20 euros) at HB Bistrot, the on-site cafe.

How much wonder a person experiences in a given day isn't exactly a measurable quota (and art isn't the only way to experience such an emotion -- being in nature is also cited in the report).

Experience has shown that legislated quotas ensure that political parties will seek, find and train women – an effort they might not otherwise have made.

Only with active encouragement and recruitment, including the establishment of quotas, did women gain the confidence and experience to take on new challenges at work.

Gender was not included because experience shows that distribution in the quota matches the national distribution.

While five of the original 10 hospital sites were able to reach their quota sample for the study, the other hospitals experienced recruitment difficulties and did not reach their quota.

To ensure a successful experience during the first exercise, the start quota is below the mean baseline score.