physical restrictions on the amount of goods which can be imported into a particular country or region (79)
In international trade, limits on the quantity of a product that may be imported or exported, established by government laws or regulations; in command economies, more typically a production target assigned by government planning agencies to the producers of a good or service.
Quota limits on system resources for individual users for file and data block usage on a file system. See hard limit and soft limit.
limits some post-secondary institutions set on the number of students that may be admitted to certain faculties or to the institution itself.
government regulations that limit the import of specific products within the year.
Fixed limits on the quantity of imports a nation will allow for a specific product.
A system of controlling imports, exports or production by specifying a certain limitation.
A zoning system overseen by the City of Berkeley where only a specific number of certain uses are permitted in the district at any one time, and some of these uses are also subject to square footage limits. Quotas are in effect in the Elmwood, Telegraph Avenue and Solano Avenue areas.
Many governments have established quotas of limiting imports by class of goods or country of origin. Sometimes importing countries require issuance of licenses before U.S. companies may ship to them.
Physical restrictions on the amount of goods that can be imported into a particular country or region. p. 85