Catch quotas are tradeable among fishing companies, creating a capital resource worth a total of about $5 billion that has been used as collateral for investments.

Boats would be given bigger catch quotas in return, with supporters of the scheme arguing that the numbers of fish taken overall would still be less than at present.

Due to concerns about overfishing, catch quotas were repeatedly reduced in the 1980s and 1990s.

However, recruitment of the stock fell to a low level in 2006 and has been weak ever since, causing declining spawning stock and eventually triggering strong reductions in catch quotas.

Low rates of inflation, modest wage increases and a quickly rising export quota made it possible to restore the economy and brought a modest prosperity.

A target price was set, and export quotas allocated to each producer.

He restarted his car company, coping with petrol rationing, material shortages and export quotas.

The customs law set trade barriers to products produced in the country, and imposed high import tariffs on luxury goods, together with export quotas and tariffs on gold and silver.

It means fish quotas are allocated according to catch records from the 1970s.

All fish caught would have to be taken back to port and would count against fish quotas.

It has given both countries much to argue about, from fish quotas to bankers, even as they make the first concerted effort in a generation to strengthen bilateral ties.

These data are then integrated into the regional agencys database used to monitor fish quotas.

They were particularly on the lookout for false pricing and origin which could have affected the import duty and quota restrictions at that time.

The reform included elimination of quota restrictions and reductions in the range and amounts of tariffs.

The imported labour quota restrictions have also been challenging.

In 1994, it succeeded in introducing quota restrictions and reductions in the range and amount of tariffs.

In place of a fishing free-for-all, there are strict quotas on what fish can be caught and where.

Now, with strict quotas on overseas players, their reliance on developing from within appears admirable.

In the absence of others, strict quotas could put an intolerable physical burden on him, preventing him from getting the kind of occasional rest that all fast bowlers require.

Most of the planes take off and land during what are called the 'shoulder' periods of 11-11.30pm and 6-7am when there are no strict quotas.

The scientists called for strict quotas on anchovy catchesto ensure penguins had enough.

Somehow there's time, too, for the usual quota of music.

He sparkled at the university, as much socially as academically, and ran up the usual quota of debt for his father to settle.

She converses easily with people of all ages, having been to literary parties, book launches and galleries in addition to the usual quota of movies, fairs and parks.

They brought their usual quota of commitment, especially before the break.