Sentence examples for will be quota from inspiring English sources

The result will be quota for the number of scheduled admissions for different patient types on every day of the week.

Ultimately I want a fairer, more representative country so there will be quotas at our top universities for kids from non-selective state schools.

There will also be quotas for players from the country in which the club is based, which are intended to promote national football.

The whiting population has got so low there will be no quota for it this year.

There will be no quota for international students, but Prof. Lewis expected that they would make up a "substantial minority," with most international students coming from Asia.

Then after that first three months, there will be a quota, a cap if you like, of 500 people," he told the newspaper.

"There will be no quota of 'just return,' " explains Christoph Mühlberg of the German Research Council (DFG) in Bonn.

I also changed my mind about various things – unions, for one (they were somewhat slow off the mark in taking women seriously as a force worth allying with; but Walby shows these alliances were, and always will be, crucial); quotas, for another.

There will not just be quotas but also restrictions on the right of foreigners to bring in family members and access social services.

"Bank branch managers and insurance agents will be given a quota for cross-selling," he says.

The EU finally agreed to relocate 60,000 migrants on a voluntary basis — meaning there will be no mandatory quotas and countries can choose to opt out of the scheme.