Collocations withquota

These are words often used in combination withquota.

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annual quota
The arrangements for a special annual quota are kept under review.
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catch quota
It therefore seems to me that if we permitted a catch quota system, we might find that the quotas were not taken up.
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daily quota
Applications must be made in advance, and are granted automatically until the daily quota is full.
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fishing quota
If the fishing quota is to be reduced, there should also be a cull of seals.
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monthly quota
Provision is made for the allocation to illegal immigrants of 750 of the present monthly quota of 1,500 immigration certificates.
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production quota
However, farmers produce on the land that they have and assess their income per ha and not according to a certain production quota.
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quota holder
It means that quota holders who do not produce against their quota for one year will have it confiscated to the national reserve.
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quota restriction
This quota restriction was only lifted in 1960, but the proviso to obtain a licence to export ramin remained.
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rigid quota
We are now offered the prospect of documentary mountains and soap opera lakes simply to meet some daft and rigid quota system.
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sales quota
The applications for direct sales quota are still being processed.
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sugar quota
There is no case for seeking to increase beet sugar quota to cover our consumption.
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transferable quota
The transferable quota system is easy to work but it lands us in the situation where a fisherman's quota is worth more than his boat.
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