Sentence examples for see quotas from inspiring English sources

"We have said from the get-go that we would want to see quotas.

This is why you see quotas emerge in some countries but not in others because the community has an expectation, culturally, that there should be better representation.

Climer, who studied chemistry at Imperial College before joining the BBC as a trainee engineer, wants to see quotas introduced for female engineers as well as more female Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) role models in popular culture.

But others see quotas, not formally imposed on the national Proteas squad which suffered its heaviest defeat in World Cup history on Sunday, as unhelpful, at best.

Blacks saw quotas as a ceiling and were angry about affirmative action, too.

She has seen quotas used to increase the proportion of women in grant review panels.

German farmers from the plains of Schleswig-Holstein would "love to see no quotas", says an official.

Let's suppose minorities secured only 5% or less, say, of professional jobs, then you can easily see how quotas might be a force for good.

"We will see 'racial quotas' become a much bigger issue than they might have been had another nominee been brought forward," Mr. Marx said.

So, whatever is eventually agreed on migration at EU level, it is hard to see how quotas could be forced on the UK.

You see, racial quotas necessarily mean that the country cannot fully harness the talents of a portion of its population.