Sentence examples similar to quota exploited from inspiring English sources
The licensing scheme has developed considerably in breadth and complexity since 1984 when the number of over-10m vessels authorized to fish for the most heavily exploited quota stocks was first restricted by means of "pressure stock" licences (Appendix I describes the development of the system in some detail).
After Iceland and the Faroes — neither of which is a member of the European Union — unilaterally raised their own fishing quotas to exploit the sudden abundance, the irate EU imposed trade sanctions to rein in the catch.
Making the quotas transferable eliminates overcapitalization and increases efficiency, because the least efficient fishing operations find it more profitable to sell their quotas than to exploit them through continued fishing.
I'm not a fan of quotas per se, because they can be exploited and they're patronising, but I do think it's necessary if we are going to dissolve prejudices, and for people to think differently about women.
Volkswagen said it employs Uighurs in its factories and has a minority quota of 25percentt, but it denied that its workers are being exploited.
These findings are relevant for conservationists considering the threat status of species exploited in open access markets, and where license quotas are adjusted in response to changes in perceived rarity.
The chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Ronald H. Brown, said that in his victory Mr. Fordice had exploited racial issues and fears by trumpeting his opposition to quotas and affirmative action and by criticizing welfare programs that often benefit blacks disproportionately.
Several government ministries have exploited the tight export market as a rich source of patronage, selling export quotas and assigning priority export rights to their friends and favourites.
He exploited the vulnerable.
Some people exploited that".
