Sentence examples for quota issues from inspiring English sources

"But the quota issues are outside of our area of responsibility".

By nominating a black judge who has opposed racial "quotas," the President is attempting to have things both ways on the "quota" issue.

Wilkinson himself made a nod towards this quota issue, saying: "I'm contemplating the decision every day, every match, every week.

"The latest political developments show that no modern company can avoid addressing the quota issue," Telekom spokesman Christian Schwolow told the Guardian.

EU leaders had hoped the ministers could sort out the thorny quota issue so that their summit on Wednesday could focus more broadly on issues affecting the Middle East and Turkey at source.

The world would be a better place if there were no trade barriers, but if we are going to restrict trade, quotas issued to a lucky few are the wrong way to do it.

We must welcome those fleeing from the region's conflict zones by raising resettlement quotas, issuing more humanitarian visas and extending Temporary Protected Status to citizens of countries in distress.

Too honest for his own good "The government, the council and the agency," says John Lanchester in his new novel, Capital, "regularly denied that there was a quota for issuing parking tickets".

He added there were "huge battles ahead", such as new EU proposals for Mediterranean migrant quotas and issues of electoral reform.

Michèle Alliot-Marie, the interior minister, has told the country's police that they do not have to meet quotas in issuing fines and urged them to leave policing to "competent" agents like public health inspectors.

In the following years the MRI estimated an increase in numbers and increased quotas were issued.