Sentence examples for address this backlog from inspiring English sources
To address this backlog and deepen our commitment to our existing physical assets, we have developed two new programs that focus on renewal and stewardship.
Ms. Norton first tried to address this backlog with a budget provision that would have allowed her to ignore, for one year, lawsuits aimed at getting new species on the list.
As recently reported by ProPublica and The New York Times, OCR, under the leadership of Candice E. Jackson, the acting head of the office, is planning to address this backlog by scaling back the scope of their reviews.
In part as a possible way to address this backlog, toxicity testing is currently being revolutionized to take advantage of advances in molecular toxicology and high-throughput screening.
As such a standardization is intended to ensure the maintenance of medical standards and the attainment of curricular learning goals [ 17], addressing this backlog would help to create certified e-learning tools which could be of use for a larger number of medical schools [ 27].
To help address this large backlog of untested chemicals, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) recently completed the first phase of its large-scale ToxCast™ program, which looks at the potential for combining faster and less expensive in vitro assays with computer modeling to screen and prioritize chemicals for human toxicity [ EHP 118 485 493; Judson et al.].
"This data underscores that more must be done to address the backlog of ongoing Title IX investigations into how college campuses handle sexual assault, including the UVA investigation that has been pending since June 2011," Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va). said in a statement Tuesday, highlighting the ongoing inquiry at the University of Virginia.
To address the backlog, the state set aside $95 million last November to finance loans for dam repair.
Second, as investment in the NHS grows, we need to address the backlog in underinvestment that can have a huge impact on family experience.
Former NAACP president Benjamin Jealous has made school renovation one of his top priorities and wants to address the backlog of construction projects, his campaign said.
The construction in Harriman is part of a push to address the backlog of deferred maintenance and infrastructure projects across New York's state parks, which last spring received an infusion of $89 million from the governor and the Legislature for capital improvements.
