Примери за използване на Its quota на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Russia reached its quota in May 2017 and has since retained it.
Once built, the facility will help the country considerably increase its quota of renewable energies.
China will likely fill its quota with the cheapest wheat in the market.
By last month, the Czech Republic has only taken in a dozen out of the 2,691 migrants set by its quota, according to news agency CTK.
And on our planet,each day brings its quota of things to be done, exactly as on yours.
The Ukrainian soccer federation did not grant credentials to the country's journalists or request its quota of tickets.
Although Denmark under-used its quota in the 2007/08 marketing year.
Hours after the attack, the new Polish government linked Paris to the EU's refugee policy- andthreatened to walk away from its quota.
Russia's oil output in August exceeded its quota under the OPEC+ agreements.
Each university will admit its quota of candidates and, in case the quota is not covered, the places not awarded can be assigned to candidates from other universities.
The International Whaling Commission approved the Makah request to renew its quota of whales for an additional five years.
Poland has refused to accept its quota of 7,000 and Slovakia has called for the scheme to be scrapped.
In one version of the refugee relocation proposal there was mention of Hungary, but Viktor Orbán's government also refused,so from a front-line state Hungary turned into a country that has to accept its quota- 988 people from Greece and 306 from Italy.
If one country is not able to fulfill its quota, other countries get those unused visas.
At this time and throughout this tempest of calamities now tossing its waves to high heaven, cruel and incessant darts are being hurled against me from every point of the compass, and at every moment, here in the Holy Land, terrifying news is received, andevery day bringeth its quota of horror.
(a) each Member State shall allocate its quota for Greenland halibut among its authorised vessels;
One such case is Mexico, which abolished screen quotas following the establishment of the North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA)with the U.S. Recently South Korea has agreed to reduce its quota under pressure from the U.S. as part of a free trade deal.
He said that Serbia was ready to accept its quota, as all the others, no matter that it it is not part of the EU.
(a) Each member shall have two hundred fifty votes plus one additional vote for each part of its quota equivalent to one hundred thousand United States dollars.
If a country exceeds its quota(see below), the Commission uses a random selection method.
Each member has 250 basic votes, plus one additional vote for each part of its quota equivalent to 100.000 special drawing rights(SDR).
A Member State has repeatedly overfished its quota, allocation or share of the stock or group of stocks over the previous 2 years and such overfishing has been the subject of deductions as referred to in paragraph 2;
And to these natural modifiers of consciousness modern science has added its quota of synthetics- chloral, for example, and benzedrine, the bromides and the barbiturates.
Each producer Member State referred to in the Annex shall allocate its quota among potato starch manufacturers for use in the 2007/2008 and 2008/2009 marketing years on the basis of the sub-quotas available to each manufacturer in 2006/2007, subject to application of the second subparagraph.
Each Member State shall make provision for by-catch of bluefin tuna within its quota and shall inform the Commission thereof when transmitting its annual fishing plan.
So maybe Level 42 doesn't get its quota of oxygen for today because I'm distracted,"but if it makes you happy"--.
There is risk that a producer that has exceeded its quota may transfer its milk free of charge so as to avoid paying the levy.
If the fleet of a particular Member State overshoots its quota, we will not hesitate to close the fishery for that particular Member State.
A member country can typically borrow up to 145 percent of its quota annually and up to 435 percent cumulatively- or possibly more in“exceptional circumstances.”.
Since a member's voting power depends on the size of its quota, quotas also have a bearing on the formation of the constituencies.