Sentence examples for into the backlog from inspiring English sources

Government agencies are putting more information online, and many have cut into the backlog of Freedom-of-Information-Act requests.

To cut into the backlog, the department hired back retirees, sent extra employees to overwhelmed passport processing offices and scheduled extra shifts.

The government was making inroads into the backlog of stalled projects until September, when the supreme court cancelled more than 200 coal-mining licences it said had been sold unfairly.

It is not clear whether the attorney generals office, which is defending the inmates lawsuit, is looking into the backlog, or whether the state has any other means of enforcing its own statutory requirements.

Calculating that an extra 17,000 will be required annually to meet "newly arising need" on top of another 23,000 to make inroads "into the backlog of the most needy", the review throws down the gauntlet to Gordon Brown by calculating that this will build up to extra investment of £1.2bn and £1.6bn respectively, although not all of this need come from the government.

Almost half of the vacancies on the federal bench have been declared "judicial emergencies," where the remaining judges are overworked trying to make a dent into the backlog of cases, sometimes in excess of 600 filings per judge.

Now there are about twenty-five thousAfghansocrowdedd Afghans crowded into the country; the backlog of asylum applications has reached sixty thousand.

The 35-day shutdown means that the agency is weeks behind schedule on training and new hires for tax season and that doesn't take into account recovering from the backlog.

Release managers should accept feature descriptions before taking them into the release backlog.

For scaling a project to use multiple teams, Schwaber and Beedle [40, 61] recommend to add into the product backlog non-functional requirements for creating business architecture, system architecture, a more detailed product and technical architecture, infrastructures and development environments to support multi-team development.

Programs like these would draw buyers into the housing market and reduce the backlog of unsold and vacant homes.