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A revenue objective specified as a monetary amount that has been assigned to a salesperson for a specified fiscal period.
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See Import Quota
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An official allocation of something, or a limited amount of people allowed. A fixed amount of something, e.g. sales, which must be reached.
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In proportional representation systems, the percentage or actual number of votes a candidate needs to win one of the seats available. For Australian half-Senate elections it is approximately 14.3%
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The sales goal assigned to a user on a monthly and quarterly basis. (If you use Collaborative Forecasts, it’s the sales goal assigned to a user on a monthly basis.) A manager’s quota should equal the amount she and her team are expected to generate together.
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1660s, from Medieval Latin quota, from Latin quota pars "how large a part," from quota, fem. singular of quotus "which, what number (in sequence);" see quote (v.). Earliest referen [..]
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OPEC sets individual crude oil production quotas for each of its 11 members. These quotas do not include condensate production.
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percentage or part of a total amount.
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A limit set by the University on the number of students who may be admitted to a specified course or program in any academic year.
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1. the number of votes a candidate must receive before they are elected to the Senate, which is calculated by dividing the total number of ballot papers by one more than the number of Senators to be e [..]
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A limit on the quantity of some sort of activity. Two of the more noted quotas are for employment and imports. Employment quotas have been used as a means of providing increased opportunities to black [..]
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a prescribed number; "all the salesmen met their quota for the month" a proportional share assigned to each participant a limitation on imports; "the quota for J [..]
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1. A government-imposed restriction on quantity, or sometimes on total value. 2. An import quota specifies the maximum amount of an import per year, typically administered with import licenses that ma [..]
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In Compute and Block Storage, the ability to set resource limits on a per-project basis.
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a limit to production or trade. May be determined by volume or value.
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Definitions (2) 1. An allotment or limited amount.
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A predetermined performance objective.
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The quantity of goods of a specific kind that a country permit to be imported without restriction or imposition of additional Duties.
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The proportion of the vote that a candidate needs to attain to be elected. See also proportional representation.
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[Medieval Latin, from Latin quota pars how great a part] 1 : a proportional part or share assigned to each in a body 2 : a specific amount that serves as a minimum or maximum [a law against traffic .. [..]
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A benchmark used to establish the quantity of product expected to be sold during a promotion.
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A sales goal; a set amount of selling a sales rep is expect to meet over a given time frame, usually a month and/or quarter. It's very, very common for sales reps to have quotas, also the form th [..]
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The quantity of goods that may be imported without restriction during a set period of time.
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The quantity of goods that may be imported without restriction during a set period of time.
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Quantity of a particular type of goods that a country allows to be imported before duty or restrictions.
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An intangible asset that is a license, or right, to sell a certain amount of a specific commodity.
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The proportion or percentage of votes required for a candidate to be elected to the Legislative Assembly.
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A limitation on the amount of a good that can be produced or offered for sale domestically or internationally.
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A restriction on the quantity of an item that can be imported into, or exported from, a country during a specified period of time.
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(n) a limitation on imports(n) a prescribed number(n) a proportional share assigned to each participant
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A quota is a certain amount allocated to a person, company  or country. Production of certain agricultural products and fisheries are limited by quotas in the EU. Under the Common Agricultural Policy, [..]
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  A share of the total allowable catch (TAC) for a given fishery, allocated to an operating unit such as a country, a vessel, a company or an individual fisherman (individual quota), depending on the system of allocation. Quotas may or may not be transferable, inheritable or tradable.
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the number or amount constituting a proportional share. For example: “The government imposes strict fishing quotas.”
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(1) An instrument of trade control, consisting of limiting the amount of a product allowed for import to or export from a country without restriction or the imposition of additional duties.
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a share; a tax to be levied equally.
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The number of student places available in a course.
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The allotted portion or share; the rate assigned to each. Thus we say, “Every man is to pay his quota towards the feast.”
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The quantity of goods that may be imported without restrictionduring a set period of time.
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When import or export limits are set by foreign countries, allotments are given by the governments of exporting countries to the producers of the products. These allotments can be bought, sold, traded [..]
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A set amount of money that a trafficking victim must make each night before she can come “home.” Quotas are often set between $300 and $2000. If the victim returns without meeting the quota, she is typically beaten and sent back out on the street to earn the rest. Quotas vary according to geographic region, local events, etc.
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Amazon RDS: The maximum number of DB instances and available storage you can use.Amazon ElastiCache: The maximum number of the following items:The number of cache clusters for each AWS [..]
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The number of places available in a course.
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Annual numerical limitation on the number of visas available to be issued to a class or group such as people from a country, area of the world, or job classification. For example, there is a yearly qu [..]
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refers to those qualified green card applicants who are allowed into the U.S. in limited numbers, while others are allowed to enter the U.S. in unlimited numbers.
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A specific number of immigrants who are allowed each year to enter the United States. Immediate relatives however, are not subjected to quotas. Quotas are set by the U.S. Congress each year.
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The quantity of goods that may be imported without restriction or additional duties or taxes.
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according to the IMF’s Articles of Agreement, each member country is required to have a minimum subscription of quotas in the total capital stock of the institution. The amount of the minimum subscription is roughly proportional to the absolute size of the country’s economy in the world. Member countries are then allocated a certain number of votes [..]
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The number of votes required for a candidate to be elected under quota preferential voting
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The quantity of goods of a specific kind that a country permits to be imported without restriction or imposition of additional duties.
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Display disk usage and limits, see Section 3.2.3.3
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The Import Quotas system allows the import of limited amounts of goods at a rate of duty lower than would otherwise apply. Quotas apply to certain goods from particular countries - so they are very sp [..]
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The total number of surveys or interviews to be completed. A survey will typically have multiple quotas or quota cells. For example, a survey might have quotas by market and for men versus women.
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the number or amount constituting a proportional share.
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A limitation on the quantity of goods that may be imported into a country from all countries or from specific countries during a set period of time. Export quotas have similar parameters.
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the number of rooms provided by the accommodation facility for the tour operator (travel agent) on the basis of the contract and for a certain period.
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A limit on the quantity of some sort of activity. Two of the more noted quotas are for employment and imports. Employment quotas have been used as a means of providing increased opportunities to black [..]
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The ratio of the quantity of recollected containers to the quantity of containers filled as of years, for the purpose of recycling and disposal of filled plastic or metal containers.
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The quantity of goods that may be imported without restriction during a set period of time.
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A benchmark used to establish the quantity of product expected to be sold during a promotion. R rack: 
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A proportional part or share; the share or proportion assigned to each in a division. A prescribed number or percentage that may serve as, for example, a maximum, a minimum, or a goal. *en|alloca [..]
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A set numerical limit for the amount of goods that can be produced or taken, for example, fish.
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a share; a tax to be levied equally. quota litis:
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A defined proportion or share of places, seats or resources to be filled by or allocated to a specific group, generally under certain rules or criteria, and aimed at correcting a previous imbalance, usually in decision making positions or in access to training opportunities or jobs.
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A set amount of money that a trafficking victim must make each night before she can come “home.” Quotas are often set between $300 and $2000. If the victim returns without meeting the quota, she is ty [..]
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See Import Quota
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Quota may refer to:
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Quota is the first official extended play by the Christian pop punk band Eleventyseven. The EP was released digitally via the iTunes store and Amazon.com on April 29, 2011. However, it has since been [..]
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Quota may refer to:
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