Sentence examples for backlogs to from inspiring English sources

Toyota said today that it would step up its air shipments of auto parts from its suppliers to the United States while waiting for ports to reopen and backlogs to clear.

A wide spectrum of foreign-born residents feel the ripple effects, from ballooning immigration application backlogs to the denial of driver's licenses for longtime immigrant workers who cannot prove that they are working legally.

But Toyota Australia argues that the length of its production break causes supply backlogs to the Middle East, which then have to be made up by working overtime the rest of the year.

Yet, as with fiscal consolidation, the ECB needs to recognize its own role: getting inflation back to target would make structural reform much easier.Structural reform is a catch-all phrase for a wide variety of policies, from reducing judicial backlogs to increased competition for professional services.

Their experiences were shared by hundreds of thousands of individuals who had waited for long periods for their claims to be processed, in some cases for more than a year, because of delays and backlogs to the Pip scheme since its phased introduction two years ago, the court heard.

Inventories are low in relation to sales, and companies now prefer backlogs to more inventory on the shelves.

No one expects Spain's housing backlog to disappear soon.

They also racked up 2,800 new orders to bring their combined backlog to well over 10,000.

It had cut the baggage backlog to 14,000 by April 3rd, for example.

The president estimated the backlog to be about 600,000 unpaid claims.

The European plane maker managed to secure 69 new orders for the A350 this week, bringing its total backlog to 362.