Sentence examples for response quota from inspiring English sources

In Survey II, 289 of the 500 questionnaires constituting Part 1 of the survey (response quota 58%) were returned after the initial request or after one or two reminders.

An additional 16,404 members responded, but their responses exceeded the quota.

Any tweak that secures a fully unified European response – except cutting the quota total – will be worth it.

We also find that Californian firms appoint younger and less experienced female directors to corporate boards in response to the mandatory quota.

This amazing tourist attraction has increased its daily ticket quota in response to an expected increase in visitor numbers, but media reports say many travellers will still be turned away.Even without the railway, tourism the mainstay of Tibet's economy—has been booming, thanks to growing interest among China's newly affluent urbanites.

These simulations assume a fixed harvest whereas many wildlife agencies reduce their quotas in response to lowered offtakes (Supporting Information Fig. S3 also see ref. [30]).

In the US, Oregon announced plans in 2006 to reduce its cougar population by 40% to decrease depredation on livestock, pets and game mammals [23], Washington altered its cougar quotas in response to human-wildlife conflicts in the 1990s 2000s, and recent offtakes have exceeded government-sanctioned eradication programs in several states.

One response to crowding is a quota system, as with fish stocks.

Finally, we examine whether the board composition of Californian firms has changed in response to the new gender quota.

In response, Belgium established a national quota system and set up a competitive bidding system to allocate government biofuel investment.

In the short term, following a currency wobble over the summer, the government has resorted to a more primitive response, hiking taxes and imposing quotas on gold imports.