Sentence examples for small quota from inspiring English sources

It was a very small quota.

Why does my home directory have such a small quota?

"We are just asking for a small quota based on science, and of particular species in particular water.

I have to queue for mine at 7am at an office in Aix where a small quota is offered on the day.

Even a small quota of 10% would generate more resources than any other international financing mechanism for tropical forest conservation and poverty.

But Haredi attitudes have hardened in response to the broad public pressure and government efforts to work toward equal service for all, barring a small quota of Orthodox youths considered Torah prodigies.

Some also purchase small quantities from Pakistan's non-Muslim groups, who are traditionally lower class and who can legally purchase small quotas, which they resell to bootleggers.

Indira Gandhi's "licence raj" was notorious by the 1970s for its regulations and red tape: it tried to limit the Bajaj group's production of motor vehicles by imposing absurdly small quotas.

Lazio campaign aides swiftly put out an afternoon news release attacking the Clinton administration for "arbitrarily small quotas" on the number of fluke that New York fishermen are allowed to catch for sale.

Combined with high tariffs and small quotas for some farm products, this makes it dauntingly hard for African farmers (and remember, most Africans are farmers) to export to rich countries.Trade barriers within Africa have come down; the average unweighted tariff is now 16%, compared with about 30% in 1990.

By allocating only small quotas to the nations of southern and eastern Europe, and banning almost all immigration from Asia, the new laws were supposed to stem the tide of foreigners considered especially inferior and dangerous.