Sentence examples for quota should be from inspiring English sources

The more experience a sector's fishermen have, veterans argue, the higher the group quota should be.

Like the British government, Mrs. Morrissey says she believes that introducing a quota should be a last resort, preferring to focus on merit.

Representative Frank Pallone of New Jersey argues that the 2013 goal is unreachable, and that next year's quota should be 17.5 million pounds.

"Using 'socialist people management' on flies… Severely control the reproductive system of flies, flies that don't meet the quota should be resolutely attacked and killed," he wrote, aping the language of officialdom.

"You're working in Bed-Stuy, where everyone's probably got a warrant," Lt Jean Delafuente told officers at a roll call in 2008, insisting that making the arrest quota should be easy in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

To tackle the problem, the report suggests that youth issues should be more prominent in EU debates and party manifestos, and that a quota should be introduced saying that 25% of MEPs should be under 35.

But, like all fishermen, he thinks that quotas should be more flexible.

Quotas should be introduced to tackle the problem, according to a report commissioned by the Labour party (pdf).

In 1949 India's constitution said quotas should be phased out in ten years, but they are now more widespread than ever.

Mr Wheeler spoke his mind at a debate on whether "gender quotas" should be imposed on companies to force them to appoint more women to senior positions.

Every year their recommendations would lead most sensible people to suggest that the quotas should be smaller than the fishermen want.