Sentence examples for quota numbers from inspiring English sources

Akamatsu says Japan will lobby for higher quota numbers.

The world's best salesmen know that it is better to break conservative quota numbers than to miss overly optimistic projections.

The 2014 Taiji kill quota numbers were released in August.

I mean, watching Starz's own "Magic City," "Black Sails" and "Boss," you can practically see the boob quota numbers right there on the screen.

For more than a year, we waited in the terror of Vienna for our immigration quota number to come up.

But after pirarucu fishing was prohibited in most of the reserve's lakes and an annual quota negotiated, numbers replenished and are now at their pre-1990 levels.

To find the admission quota, these numbers could be rounded to the nearest integer.

Because the number of daily permits is limited by a quota, the number of people spending one night early this summer at the Whitney Portal campground (8,200 feet) -- to acclimatize before beginning their hike the next day -- was refreshingly small.

But Wolfe says: "There is already evidence that some academies are operating quotas limiting numbers of pupils with SEN, and also operating admissions systems that are not compatible with their funding agreements".

When the Norwegian government first made its case for the quota, the number of women on boards had been growing by less than 1 percent a year for a decade.

The officer, Craig Matthews, a 16-year veteran of the Police Department, claimed in his lawsuit that his superiors retaliated after he complained that supervisors in the 42nd Precinct in the Bronx had "developed and implemented a system of quotas mandating numbers of arrests, summonses, and stop-and-frisks".