Sentence examples for backlog of the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brown warned that tighter rules could add to the backlog of the immigration service as visitors seek visa extensions.

But theirs won't be delivered for years, as severe supply-chain delays mean Boeing's backlog of the Dreamliner has reached an eye-watering 841 planes.

They will join a backlog of the more than two million long-term unemployed, so out of sight and out of mind during the Republicans' holiday recess.

The location, entirely without cover, held about 1,000 people, a backlog of the newly arrived who had yet to be "registered" for the meager entitlements of a dwelling and 15 pounds of wheat.

But he stressed the need for more financial support: "We must be honest and realistic about the possible budgetary aspects of certain proposals … Now time has come to set up a special fund, in particular for the backlog of the court, to which member states could contribute on a voluntary basis".

Calculating that an extra 17,000 will be required annually to meet "newly arising need" on top of another 23,000 to make inroads "into the backlog of the most needy", the review throws down the gauntlet to Gordon Brown by calculating that this will build up to extra investment of £1.2bn and £1.6bn respectively, although not all of this need come from the government.

They are now hurrying to catch up with the backlog of work before the next crisis breaks.

He told VICE News: "The backlog of cases before the Parole Board is growing all the time.

If there is a backlog of complaints, the data also tells how long ago each complaint was made.

"The backlog of cases before the parole board is grow- ing all the time," he says.

The sizeable backlog of cases in the judicial system only increases their  appeal.