quota

In 1894 the quota, including the additional tenth, was raised to the uniform level of 20%.

Does our State intend to send only half or a third of their quota?

At evening, being awakened by Kit, he and his quota of men arose to do sentinel duty during the first half of the night.

The writer has found it furnishing at least its quota in recent years and in apparently increasing volume.

Messidor brought its quota of wild roses in the hedgerows, just as archaic June had done.

By Monday night seventy men were still needed to complete the quota.

Stanton and General Frye were there, and they, of course, contended that the quota should not be changed.

The war of 1812 yields its quota of caricature to the collector's port-folio.

Each one hastened to contribute his own quota toward the general optimism.

Possibly, too, my own view of the subject might be different were my quota of the public levy more considerable.