Sentence examples for a growing caseload from inspiring English sources

The court is tottering under a growing caseload (see chart).

40, which indicate that, because of a growing caseload, the time a probation officer has to spend with any individual offender may be minimal.

Over three years, as the office struggled with a growing caseload of advocacy groups seeking tax exemptions, responsibility for the cases moved from one group of specialists to another, and the Determinations Unit, which handles all nonprofit applications, was reorganized.

As the veterans' health system strains to handle a growing caseload, a move is under way in Congress to avoid yearly delays in financing that can hamper the medical care of the nation's veterans.

At the main military hospital in the capital, Luanda, AIDS has replaced malaria as the leading cause of death, and with just a scattering of beds and a growing caseload, the conditions are horrid.

Some advocates for those with AIDS say the agency is a dysfunctional bureaucracy, unable to accommodate a growing caseload of people with AIDS, clients kept alive by new and powerful combinations of drug therapies.

Companies and their lawyers say the growing caseload is a sign that the False Claims Act, with its promise of a payout for whistle-blowers, is motivating disgruntled employees to file nuisance suits that can tie up law-abiding companies for years.

Now, without enough social workers on either side of the border to handle the growing caseload or a proper tracing system to identify and track these children, many are being left to fend for themselves.

But he quickly added that in light of the rapidly growing caseload of the agency, an increase in its budget was now essential.

The center, in the Melrose neighborhood, is part of a $2.6 million expansion by the Bronx Defenders from a single building to what it calls a three-building Justice Campus to accommodate its growing caseload.

To enable monitoring of the growing caseload in the next years, a more simplified and operational monitoring system will be required, instead of the detailed quarterly cohort analysis currently performed in most countries [ 56, 57].