quo·ta [ˈkwəʊtə, Am ˈkwoʊt̬ə] N
1. quota (fixed amount):
se·lec·tive [sɪˈlektɪv, Am sə-] ADJ
1. selective (careful about choosing):
2. selective (choosing the best):
3. selective (discriminately affecting):
I. in·crease VB intr [ɪnˈkri:s]
II. in·crease VB trans [ɪnˈkri:s]
III. in·crease N [ˈɪnkri:s]
I. in [ɪn] PREP
1. in (position):
2. in after vb (into):
3. in Am (at):
4. in (as part of):
5. in (state, condition):
6. in (with):
7. in (language, music, voice):
8. in (time: during):
9. in (time: within):
10. in (time: for):
11. in (at a distance of):
12. in (job, profession):
13. in (wearing):
14. in (result):
15. in + -ing (while doing):
16. in (with quantities):
17. in (comparing amounts):
18. in after vb (concerning):
19. in after n:
20. in (in a person):
21. in (author):
Phrases:
II. in [ɪn] ADV
1. in inv (into sth):
2. in inv (at arrival point) train, bus:
3. in inv (towards land):
5. in inv (elected):
III. in [ɪn] ADJ
1. in pred, inv:
2. in inv (leading in):
3. in inv (in fashion):
4. in pred, inv (submitted):
5. in pred, inv (elected):
Phrases:
IV. in [ɪn] N
1. in (connection):
2. in Am POL:
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The years of 19391940 were the hardest for the locals who suffered under the new requisitions, quotas and taxes.
en.wikipedia.org Most undergraduate courses offered have no first year entry requirements, and there are no quotas for most courses.
en.wikipedia.org The methods differ in how the quota is determined or, equivalently, how the proportions of votes are rounded off to match the number of seats.
en.wikipedia.org The workers lost their daily quota of milk, which had been given to them until then.
en.wikipedia.org They can trade emissions quotas among themselves, and can also receive credit for financing emissions reductions in developing countries.
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