In July, parliament lowered its quota for female lawmakers on provincial councils from 25 percent to 20 percent.
Fugelsang quipped: “Comics are bitter misogynist self-loathing drunks, and Congress already has already hit their quota of those.”
He has pulled back, halving the quota he previously introduced for migrants.
Starting in the 1970s, then MPAA president Jack Valenti began what was to become a decades-long fight against the quota system.
The Georgetown store had met its monthly quota by mid-month.
Impts de quotit, which are levied directly on the individual, who pays his quota according to a fixed tariff.
In the Fourth ward, where he lives, there never was a man drafted to fill its quota.
I asked him whether his wife would have any place in Paradise when he received his quota of seventy-two Houris.
And to get that blood every Apexan must yield his quota in the temple.
He had brought with him three hundred Spartans, as the quota furnished by that city.
1660s, from Medieval Latin quota, from Latin quota pars "how large a part," from quota, fem. singular of quotus "which, what number (in sequence);" see quote (v.). Earliest reference is to contributions of soldiers or supplies levied from a town or district; immigration sense is from 1921.