impose quotas

The administration said Monday that it would investigate the need to impose new quotas to prevent a "market disruption."

The civil rights bill of 1990 might not have imposed quotas, some Republicans say, but it would have inevitably led to them.

The measure would impose quotas on all exports beyond Russian borders.

Before the Europeans imposed quotas in 1993, the company controlled 40 percent of the market.

The board imposed quotas on the 11 top-tier teams, saying 22 of their 121 players next year must be nonwhite.

Be mindful that a number of stores impose quotas.

The rate increased in 1921 when the United States imposed quotas on its immigration.

Let us begin with the decision to tax steel imports at rates of up to 30% and to impose quotas.

It is not necessary for us to impose quotas and unnatural gender distributions on the sector.

The Government imposed quotas on the number of the clergy and staff the seven recognized religious groups could bring into the country.