Sentence examples similar to backlog of funds from inspiring English sources

BEIRUT -- As the Syrian refugee crisis worsens in neighboring countries, the backlog of undelivered funds from donor countries, including the United States, is starting to severely strain aid agencies' ability to deliver basic services, the United Nations says.

Sir Nicolas Bratza had earlier criticised UK methods for reforming the Strasbourg court and called for more funds to tackle the massive backlog of cases.

The British president of the European court of human rights has criticised the UK's proposed reforms for the Strasbourg court and called for more funds to tackle the massive backlog of cases.

The legislation that she and Representative Nadler have introduced would provide what it describes as "adequate funding to ensure that the backlog of unanalyzed rape kits is eliminated".

The company said in their letter that it would likely take more than $2 million in additional funding to deliver the existing backlog of pre-orders.

In light of a growing backlog of Title IX investigations, the Education Department pressed for more funding from Congress last year to hire more staff members.

And now, after years of putting off less-crucial repairs because of insufficient funding, the National Park Service has an $11.5 billion backlog of deferred maintenance projects — about four times the department's annual operating budget (and part of a $159 billion overall federal backlog).

The income from the lease was used to finance a backlog of public transportation projects and create a $500 million trust fund to generate revenue for the maintenance of the highway system.

And there is still the perplexing problem of how the city and the state will manage to fund the MTA's much-needed backlog of repairs, maintenance, and system expansion.

Tell me how the facts support cutting funding to a program that already has a backlog of sites?" Stanislaus oversaw Superfund as part of the EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management under Obama.

It was anticipated that some of the $2.4 billion backlog of wages owed to government workers and $3.7 billion due to the pension fund would be met by the year's end.