Sentence examples for caseload record from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration's proposed requirement that 70percentt of the adults in each state's caseload record at least 40 hours of work each week may require using more resources -- including money for child care, transportation and supervision -- to support larger make-work programs.
Its unpopularity among lawmakers grows with its caseload, but its record suggests professional evenhandedness, with 32 cases forwarded so far to the House Ethics Committee for further review, and dismissal recommended in 26 other cases.
The increase prompted stern warnings from debt advice groups, who said their debt caseload was at "record levels".
Without asking individuals to record caseload prospectively, obtaining accurate figures may be very difficult.
The angiographic and interventional caseload was prospectively recorded between 1997 and 2010, along with the CE-MRA and CE-CTA caseload.
As the enforcement director for the S.E.C. from 2001 to 2005, he prosecuted a wave of corporate scandals and his caseload included a then-record $750 million penalty against WorldCom.
To qualify, states must have adopted at least five of eight measures aimed at streamlining enrollment for children in public insurance programs and have recorded Medicaid caseload increases that could not be attributed solely to a worsening economy.
The presence of any of the diagnoses and the caseload management behaviours were recorded.
Qualifications, specialty and grade of the Oncologist completing the survey, and caseload information were also recorded.
Although providers are increasingly burdened with growing caseloads, limited resources and complex record systems, the inability or unwillingness to make colleague interaction a top priority is literally killing the patients.
One of the students attends the Collegiate School, an expensive private school in Manhattan whose legendary counselor Bruce Breimer has a caseload of 46 students and a longstanding record of success in getting them placed in the most prestigious colleges in the nation.
