Sentence examples for dealing with a backlog from inspiring English sources

Appointed to lead the Catholic Church there a decade ago, he has been hailed for dealing with a backlog of cases of priestly sexual abuse.

But be patient — the company says it is dealing with a backlog of requests.

In addition, a Labor Department analyst said California, which had been dealing with a backlog of jobless claims because of computer problems, reported no carry-over in claims last week from previous weeks.

The UN special rapporteur for indigenous rights said this week that federal funding for the department had all but dried up, leaving staff overworked and dealing with a backlog of cases.

Six years after the scandal erupted, first in Boston and then nationwide, Cardinal Levada said his office is still dealing with a "backlog" of abuse cases from the United States, though they are slowly being reduced.

The overall numbers reaching Italy are still below last year, but the Italian populist government faces a problem of dealing with a backlog of more than 500,000 people whose asylum cases have not been processed.

The act was an attempt to deal with a backlog of court cases.

In 2011 the government stopped accepting new applications for licences while it dealt with a backlog of 19,000.

In December it stopped accepting new customers via price comparison sites while it dealt with a backlog of issues.

(Mr. Shalakany said they remained in jail as "overwhelmed" prosecutors tried to deal with a backlog of hundreds of arrests in the crackdown).

The numbers may seem modest to Americans, who saw Congress struggle during the George W. Bush years — and fail — to agree on a plan to deal with a backlog of 12 million undocumented immigrants.