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A partial explanation for this paradox could be that a very popular programme of "rural justice facilitators", promoted by the Organization of American States [ 21]- started in 1998 with the express purpose of improving access to justice for all and speeding up the judicial system by reducing the backlog of cases.

Illinois has also made progress by paying off our bills, reducing the backlog by more than $3 billion, and lawmakers restructured the state-funded pension systems to save about $1 billion a year.

The caucus' principles for immigration reform include a call for a bill that "protects the unity and sanctity of the family, including the families of bi-national, same-sex couples, by reducing the family backlogs and keeping spouses, parents, and children together".

An Atos spokeswoman said the French company was assessing more people than its contractual agreement stipulated and was reducing the backlog month-by-month.

Other goals include restoring the patent-pending period to the average of 18 months that it briefly reached in the early 1990's as opposed to the current 2 years; responding to applications within six months instead of a year; reducing the backlog by 75percentt; ensuring that issued patents can withstand scrutiny and legal challenges; and ultimately, creating a paperless agency.

As a result of our ability to manage our own caseload, our office has taken on and completed approximately 4,500 cases that would otherwise have been handled by the Social Security Administration, to assist in reducing the backlog of cases on appeal.

The brewing scandal threatens to undermine one of Shinseki greatest achievements as VA secretary: reducing the backlog of compensation cases by nearly half.

Reducing the backlog has bipartisan and presidential support.

The new law would be aimed at reducing the backlog of delinquent mortgages.

The solutions we proposed for reducing the backlog -- reinstating informal adjudication for less serious citations, improving inspectors' training and sharing among them information gleaned from the appeals process -- were broadly embraced by federal regulators in their testimony at the hearings.

The plan includes stricter enforcement of existing regulations and reducing the backlog of visa and immigration applications.