Sentence examples for addressing the backlog from inspiring English sources

"We are addressing the backlog of people here unlawfully who were released to the streets because we weren't able to respond in time," Mr. Morton said.

"Clearly, addressing the backlog will require a significant increase in the rate of investment for the programs that comprise its facility maintenance and construction, as well as more realistic annual operational funding".

"Funding availability remains the largest obstacle to addressing the backlog of necessary investment in Northeast Corridor infrastructure" according to a 2014 report by the NEC Infrastructure and Operations Advisory Commission.

Those of us at Paralyzed Veterans of America Paralyzed Veteranss) appreciate the need for speed in rating disability claims to expedite the delivery compensation and other benefits to veterans, and recognize that VA is focused on addressing the backlog in veterans' claims.

We have reformed visa routes to make them more resistant to fraud and cancelled failing contracts; and we are addressing the backlogs we inherited.

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.

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.

It first takes the government to task for setting the target too low, arguing that 300,000 new houses need to be built every year to meet the needs of the country's growing population, address the backlog and moderate house prices.

She said the use of outsiders is the only way to address the backlog, but she has lobbied for amendments to the measure that would increase the level of state oversight on the corps of privatized so-called "licensed site professionals".

The committee chairman, James Morrish, said: "The increase is a clear statement of the determination to address the backlog of flood defence needs in Devon, Cornwall, Plymouth, Torbay and the Isles of Scilly, particularly following the repeated flooding throughout 2012 which saw over 1,000 properties flooded in 200 locations".