Sentence examples for quota this from inspiring English sources
In 2013, running under the Palmer United party banner, she obtained 22,184 votes in total – or 6.58%, just shy of what she will need for an outright quota this time around.
Though all of America's top universities deny having a racial quota, this is what their policies amount to in all but name.In this section At the gates of Baghdad End it, don't mend it Coughs and sneezes Bringing down Mugabe Breaking convention Reprints Related items Affirmative action: It is so orderedApr 3rd 2003Affirmative action's original rationale was to redress past racial wrongs.
It would, however, like to be more so, and it will be if President Trump accedes to the commission's unanimous recommendation and imposes a "tariff-rate quota". This is a tax, paid by American consumers, on imports that exceed a certain quantity that, in the government's opinion (formed with the assistance of domestic manufacturers), is excessive.
Combined with Conservative government quota, this actually led the U.K. to restrict access for the people of color from its former colonies and the rest of the world.
A potential explanation was that, over the study period, medical schools significantly increased the specialist-training quota; this approach could attract a young doctor cohort to leave rural practice earlier.
Without a policy on gender, or quotas, this is unlikely to change organically at any reasonable rate.
The cartel distributes the software through thousands of kiosks, markets and stores in the region and demands that sales workers meet weekly quotas, this person says, describing the operation as a "form of extortion" on locals.
But rather than having anything to do with the introduction of female quotas, this is mostly explained by the growth of the energy industry, for which the Oslo Bors is a leading exchange.Geir Harald Aase Communications manager Oslo BorsSIR – Schumpeter highlighted a common problem with diversity policies.
(The right-wing government in Poland, for example, espouses "a combination of Polish nationalism, religious conservatism, anti-elitism and attacks on those supposedly seeking to dictate to Poland about values and migrant quotas"). This is precisely the ideology Stephen K. Bannon attempts to promote, and for which his former boss seemed the ideal vessel.
This is not about charity, this is not about quotas, this is about building the most profitable bottom line successful companies possible; you have to be diverse," he said.
As long as a significant proportion of Australian exports was guaranteed under Commonwealth (CSA) and International (ISA) Agreement quotas, this position could be justified, particularly since a sizeable share of the CSA quota received a very favourable negotiated price.
