Sentence examples for quotas need from inspiring English sources

Quotas need not be there indefinitely, though.

And Dr Powers says if ICCAT's members cannot both enforce the rules and accept that the quotas need to be small, then a complete moratorium "may be the best way forward".ICCAT, which was created in 1969, is one of the oldest of what are known as the regional fisheries-management organisations.

Compare that with the quota needed in New South Wales at the 2013 election of 625,000 and it's obvious that it doesn't take much to throw results off-course in the diminutive southern state.

Despite the Turnbull government's recent success in passing legislation to reform how votes for the Senate are counted in elections, the smaller quota needed to win a Senate seat in a double-dissolution election means the new Senate formed after 2 July is likely to contain more, not fewer, crossbenchers.

Diane Dodds, DUP, and Ulster Unionist Jim Nicholson did not reach the quota needed in the first count, but it is thought they will be returned as MEPs.

His Fine Gael party won the most seats in the election but fell short of the quota needed to rule without support.

A WVG is represented by the voting body [q; ω1, …,ω n ] where ω i represents the voting weight of player i and q (0 < ω i < q) is the quota needed to win.

Will McCallum is from Greenpeace: "We're not saying that the quota needs to be taken away from all the big boats and given to the small boats; we are just saying that the small ones should be right at the very front.

This puts pressure on vendors to have fake reviews written and meet the quota needed to be considered "qualified" and "trustworthy".

It's tempting to look at a sales rep who blows through her yearly number and conclude that the quota must be too low and quotas do need to be adjusted from time to time.

Quizzed over Spike Lee's suggestion that quotas might need to be introduced for black, Asian and minority ethnic actors, after all 20 Oscar acting nominees were white for the second consecutive year, Rampling was dismissive.