Sentence examples for setting quota from inspiring English sources

A herring consortium of permit holders would also give the fleet a unified voice when it came to setting quota -- and defending the economic boom that seiners bring to Sitka.

But he ruled out setting quotas for state school students.

Political parties from Mexico to China have tried to correct that, usually by setting quotas for female candidates.

We have mixed feelings about setting quotas, as do film-makers themselves – but we agree with the target, of course.

Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan were allowed to proceed after surveying their stocks, setting quotas and taking steps to stop poaching.

Typically, supervisors and managers ensure that noses stay on grindstones by setting quotas, monitoring variances, and disciplining slackers.

The public is at long last aware that it is being short-changed by the greedy short-termism of setting quotas too high.

Following those criteria, the Supreme Court in April struck down as unconstitutional a law passed by the government of Uttar Pradesh setting quotas in promotions.

On the basis of these criteria, the Supreme Court in April struck down as unconstitutional a law passed by the government of Uttar Pradesh setting quotas in promotions.

As part of the deal, negotiators agreed to end overfishing by setting quotas at levels consistent with scientific advice and bringing fleet capacity in line with fish stocks.

He praised a colleague who had advocated the idea of governments' stopping economic growth by setting quotas on the amount of resources that could be used each year.