Sentence examples for quota of work from inspiring English sources

Got through his usual quota of work in the loose, but not to be his day.

But how many women all but chained their elderly husbands to their desk for two and a half hours each morning, demanding that they put in a full quota of work before letting them escape down the street for a leisurely lunch and a welcome drink?

The INS, arguably run even worse than the Internal Revenue Service, is so mismanaged and overworked it can't fulfill the government's quota of work-related green cards at a time when technology companies are screaming for talented geeks.

Full-length ballets may be costly, but cheeringly there's enough money in the 2010 11 pot left over for a decent quota of new work.

While the quota of temporary work visas has been stagnant for the past decade, demand for student visas more than doubled.

The £80m NT Future building project, still ongoing, meant that the Cottesloe theatre would be closed while it was transformed into the Dorfman, which left the management with two choices if they wanted a full quota of three working auditoria.

To reflect Europe's cultural diversity, MEPs called for a 30% quota of European works in on-demand platform catalogues, instead of the 20% proposed by the EU Commission.

MEPs will vote on updated rules on audiovisual media services, ensuring better protection for children and a 30% quota of European works in online platforms' catalogues.

The mandate consists of the amendments the Culture Committee voted on earlier and which strengthen the protection of children against violence and hatred on TV and online platforms, whilst also proposing new rules on advertising and a 30% quota of European works on the VOD platforms.

Soviet workers were given individual quotas for the amount of work they should personally deliver and would earn a basic wage (stavka) by fulfilling 100 percent of their quota.

Limitations and quotas on immigration and granting of work permits will further affect growth at a time when GDP-per capita growth has been low in recent years.