Sentence examples for caseload from from inspiring English sources

Restructured case handling processes to enhance case resolution thereby reducing caseload from approximately 150 to 60 matters.

Since the project's launch in September 2009, Oputeri has built up his caseload from five to 25, with a waiting list of 10 and around three referrals a week from statutory agencies, schools and children's centres.

He has also chopped hundreds of millions of dollars in state and federal welfare spending by steering recipients into jobs and cutting the caseload from 238,000 in 1994 to 74,800 in January -- the lowest in 30 years.

The federal law does allow the state to exempt 20percentt of its caseload from the five-year limit at the time they take effect in late 2001, but many experts say that will not be nearly enough.

We have a rich and varied caseload from the Cornell University Hospital for Animals consisting of 73% small animals, 25% large animals, and 2% exotics, in addition to a large number of cases submitted from national and international sources via the Animal Health Diagnostic Center.

The law lets a state exempt 20percentt of its caseload from the time limit, but the number unable to work may very well exceed this rate as caseloads drop and the rolls are increasingly made up of people with problems.

In July, Manchester city council announced plans to invest £10m in order to cut the average number of caseloads from 24 to 18 per social worker.

The little-noticed court for appealing rejected claims is about to be even more overwhelmed by the caseloads from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

Another $13.1 million in new revenue is expected to come from cost-saving measures begun since 1998, such as eliminating 109 vacant positions in social services and other departments, and decreasing welfare caseloads from 13,400 in 1998 to an estimated 9,100 next year.

Furthermore, the benefits of legal abortion extend well beyond reduced health system costs, even with potential shifts in abortion caseloads from clandestine, unsafe environments to safe services in public hospitals and health centers.

Other cost estimates have relied on PAC caseloads from key informant estimates or facility records as part of national studies on abortion incidence or smaller facility studies, methodologies subject to recall bias and underreporting [ 9, 18, 21– 23].