Sentence examples for overburdened services from inspiring English sources

A South African military official said that the number of Zimbabweans illegally crossing into South Africa had become a "drain on already overburdened services," especially hospitals and employment.

Leaders on the Island, however, are concerned that the success is contributing to problems, as new jobs create greater demands on housing and already overburdened services.

Late last year, after Santa Clarita decided not to reopen a winter shelter it had operated and instead opted to pay a social service provider to bus the homeless to shelters in the San Fernando Valley and downtown, Perry sponsored a resolution condemning the practice of dumping "families and individuals to already overburdened services in parts of the county". Los Angeles Police Cmdr.

Low acuity conditions are also directed to these costly, overburdened services.

The problems faced by overburdened services are further compounded by the fact that many interventions are failing to reach or adequately tackle the problems of their target populations.

"Safer and more reliable services have to be the priority but if accident and emergency services disappeared from the Royal Glamorgan hospital then most Rhondda people would have to travel to Cardiff, which would overburden services there and lead to greater congestion around the University of Wales hospital (UHW) at the Heath," added Mr Andrews, the AM for Rhondda.

How do we collect more data without overburdening service users and staff with paperwork?

New concerns are that a rapid spread of infection could lead to a larger outbreak that already overburdened health services may not be able to contain.

The impact of deinstitutionalization became evident only in retrospect, and has placed a significant burden on already overburdened community services [ 12, 14].

Denying failed asylum seekers access to free secondary care and proposals to extend this to non-urgent primary care have been labelled unethical and put greater pressure on already overburdened A&E services [ 10, 11].

Studies from Uganda [ 24], Kenya [ 25] and Mozambique [ 26] have demonstrated that out-of-clinic approaches to ART management for stable patients are feasible, and this approach will become increasingly important in the future as a strategy to decongest overburdened health services and simplify treatment delivery.