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quota

[kwoh-tuh] / ˈkwoʊ tə /


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Also, the additional quota bidding of 300MW in February under the Feed-in-Tariff, a scheme that allows users to generate their own electricity to sell to the grid, may support Malaysia’s green targets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Countries have been assigned annual quotas and beef sent to China will be subject to the extra 55 percent levy if imports go beyond that amount.

From Barron's

A single national market, protected by quotas and dominated by local intellectual property, proved capable of generating a global No. 1 film without meaningful reliance on North America or Europe.

From MarketWatch

But she admits that some fishermen faced with time constraints, safety concerns and fishing quotas, don't always use the lines.

From BBC

The “kicker” this year was OPEC+’s decision to begin lifting production quotas sooner and faster than expected, said Babin.

From MarketWatch