Sentence examples for tackle backlogs from inspiring English sources

Staff who work in immigration and asylum, including those trying to tackle backlogs in cases, will strike today, while Border Force staff will be taking action at a later date.

Efforts have been made at the RVH to try to tackle backlogs, which can build during the weekends and cause delays for days afterwards.

He added: "Investors in India are now put off from investing in the UK whilst the Home Office fail repeatedly to do anything about their failure at our borders to stop and return illegal immigrants, failure to tackle backlogs in processing delays or enforcement of immigration rules within the UK".

Labour has called on the Home Office to take action to tackle passport backlogs claiming hundreds were suffering.

Authors' response: This mechanism would, presumably, require the least amount of curator time, thus freeing up manpower to tackle looming backlogs.

May introduced a number of emergency measures to tackle the backlog, which is now around 80,000.

Ms. Strachan said she had hoped the agency was beginning to tackle the backlog of repairs and sustainability at the same time.

At the same time, officials are stepping up efforts to tackle the backlog of pending commercial property-tax grievances, some of which stretch back seven years.

Emergency measures to tackle the backlog crisis at the Passport Office were announced by the home secretary on Thursday as another leak disclosed that applications being processed this week were first received 10 weeks ago.

Nick Clegg told the cabinet on Tuesday that he wholeheartedly supported Cameron's campaign on the grounds that defenders of human rights should support the government as it seeks to tackle a backlog of 150,000 cases at the court.

For the Northeast corridor alone, Amtrak estimates that it will need almost $700 million annually for the next 15 years to maintain the system and to tackle a backlog of maintenance projects and upgrades.