Examples of using Increasing backlog in English and their translations into Arabic
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The increasing backlog of civil cases before the courts needs to be reduced.
This includes the need to makeavailable further judicial capacity to avoid an increasing backlog within the justice system.
This, combined with an increasing backlog of cases, has led to prison overcrowding.
At their 8th and 9th meetings, thepersons chairing the human rights treaty bodies had expressed concern over the increasing backlog of overdue reports.
This appears to be the principal reason for the increasing backlog at the level of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal.
The Committee had decided at its fifty-second session that it would not hold aday of general discussion in 2010 due to the increasing backlog of reports pending consideration.
New efforts need to be launched to address the increasing backlog of civil cases and to manage the caseload effectively.
The Committee also decided at its fifty-second session that it would not hold aday of general discussion in 2010 due to the increasing backlog of reports pending consideration.
As a result, there has been an increasing backlog in the area of Property Control and Inventory which requires corrective action.
He supported the request made by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination againstWomen for additional meeting time, in the light of the increasing backlog in the consideration of States parties ' reports.
Expresses concern about the increasing backlog of reports on the implementation by States parties of United Nations instruments on human rights and about delays in consideration of reports by the treaty bodies;
One of the main challenges facing the Committee was the increasing backlog of reports from States parties.
Reiterates its concern about the increasing backlog of reports on the implementation by States parties of certain United Nations instruments on human rights and about delays in consideration of reports by the treaty bodies;
For the interim period, the Committee urges the appropriate intergovernmental bodies to authorize adequate meetingtime to enable the Committee to continue to reduce the increasing backlog in States parties ' reports awaiting review.
Reiterating also its concern about the increasing backlog of reports on the implementation by States parties of certain United Nations human rights instruments and about delays in consideration of reports by treaty bodies.
For the interim period, the Committee urged the appropriate intergovernmental bodies to authorize adequate meetingtime to enable the Committee to continue to reduce the increasing backlog in the reports of States parties awaiting review.
Reiterates its concern about the increasing backlog of reports on the implementation by States parties of certain United Nations instruments on human rights and about delays in consideration of reports by the treaty bodies;
(a) The Court's printing programme($583,700), which includes a resource growth of $280,800 to restore the provision to its initial 1996-1997 approved level,in consideration of the increasing backlog that would arise were adequate provision not to be made.
Expressing concern about the continuing and increasing backlog of reports on implementation by States parties to United Nations instruments on human rights and about delays in consideration of reports by the treaty bodies.
Decreasing levels may also be attributed to the decision taken by UNHCR to align its submission levels more closely with resettlement country processing capacities in order toprevent an increasing backlog of cases for certain refugee populations, which was causing lengthy processing times and frustrated expectations.
Given the heavy court schedule and the increasing backlog of cases ready for trial, it is anticipated that, beginning in 1997, the courtroom will operate dual sessions per workday, allowing the two Trial Chambers to sit simultaneously.
(a) In the fourth preambular paragraph, the words" increasing number of reports of States parties to the Convention on the Rights of the Child andthe Optional Protocols" were replaced by the words" increasing backlog of reports of States parties to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Optional Protocols awaiting review by the Committee";
Given the heavy court schedule and the increasing backlog of cases ready for trial, the courtroom will operate dual sessions per workday beginning in the second quarter of 1997, thus allowing the two Trial Chambers to sit simultaneously.
The civil justice system is of particular concern; its increasing backlog of cases now stands at several tens of thousands.
The chairpersons note that an increasing backlog of State party reports pending consideration is becoming a serious problem for a number of treaty bodies and invites those treaty bodies to give due consideration to ways of reducing that backlog. .
Reiterating its concern about the large number of overdue reports under theUnited Nations human rights instruments, the increasing backlog of reports on the implementation by States parties and delays in consideration of reports by treaty bodies, as well as the lack of adequate resources, which impedes the effective functioning of the treaty bodies, including in regard to their ability to work in the applicable working languages.
In recent years, faced with increasing backlogs of reports and communications, some treaty bodies have requested additional meeting time, which has been granted in most cases on a temporary basis, although the General Assembly, in its resolution 62/218 did grant one extra annual session to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on an indefinite basis.
Some countries have attempted to regulate the quality standards, but this has often resulted in a substantive increase in administrative costsowing to the institutional capacity required for monitoring, and an increased backlog in housing delivery.