Sentence examples for its caseload from inspiring English sources

If it was brave of Bristol social services to give access to its caseload, it was braver still of Tiffany and Mike to allow the resulting footage to be shown.

Could it handle its caseload quicker?" He said the UK would use its role as chairman of the Council of Europe "to get this court to reform itself".

Other international tribunals have already drawn their conclusions, and as this court deals with the rest of its caseload it will be harder for any accused to obtain the right to defend himself, and nearly impossible for someone who is sick or unruly.

The division, charged with investigating fraud among health care providers paid to treat impoverished children and the disabled, has drastically increased both its caseload and the potential monetary returns associated with it over the last fiscal year.

Even if China reduces the rate of its annual growth in H.I.V. cases, which it now reports as 30percentto to 20percentt in five years, its caseload under these projections would expand to more than four million by 2010.

Its caseload subsequently rose by 150%.

Its caseloads rose by nearly half from 1988 to 1992, when 1.3 million persons were on welfare, a situation described as a social emergency of historic proportions.

The city's interpretation of its current caseload has its detractors, of course.

Last December the ECHR itself acknowledged that its huge caseload was hampering its work.

But she understands that the paediatric services at the hospital have to go because its small caseload means it cannot attract enough doctors to staff them.

The DWP says appeals are upheld in 15% of its total "caseload" - and that it is often the result of new evidence being made available.