PAGE A5 national SNAIL-PACED PROGRESS In Backlog of DNA Evidence Local and state law enforcement agencies have made little progress in reducing a nationwide backlog of DNA evidence samples over the past four years, according to reports filed with the National Institute of Justice.
First, RFF has taken on huge debts in building the country's impressive high-speed rail network, while letting a big backlog of maintenance build up on local lines.
First responders say that sometimes the number is up to 40 patients per day at just a handful of local shelters, and that the resulting backlog can be the difference between life and death.
However, the backlog in repairs is growing longer, now estimated at £10.5bn, and 20% of local roads are classed as being in "poor condition", which is defined as having five years or less life remaining.
But there still is a decent amount of foreclosure backlog in some local markets that needs to be cleared out of the system.
Paddy, Thomas, and I were the deranged Musketeers as we hooned about the Mongolian countryside, leaving locals with a backlog of stories to tell their friends for years to come.
Until recently, local cops had a backlog of thousands of untested rape kits that dated all the way back to 1996.
They were held at the behest of the local baron when there was a backlog of cases and could appoint birleymen, usually senior tenants, who would resolve disputes and issues.
But those numbers offer little comfort to drivers who travel the thousands of miles of county and municipally maintained roads on Long Island, where, local officials say, there is an extensive backlog of streets in need of repair or replacement.
The Welsh government said local health boards were continuing to reduce the backlog of people waiting beyond target times as part of a plan to meet target times in full by October.
