在 英语 中使用 The backlog of cases 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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The backlog of cases in the Investigations Division also presents a risk in terms of the ability of OIOS to provide adequate professional investigative services to the Organization.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee had been informed that the level of resource requirements for clearing the backlog of cases was estimated at $2,038,200 for the biennium 2010-2011.
It is expected that the trial will take place within 1 year of a charge being laid so as to eliminate the backlog of cases in the High Court;
Audit of the Conduct and Discipline Unit of MONUC:" Investigative capacity is insufficient to address the backlog of cases".
(a) Strengthening its efforts to reduce the backlog of cases, including by increasing judicial capacity and reviewing the current criminal justice policy;
In February 2011, extraordinary court sittings known as" Saturday courts" were established in Freetown to tackle the backlog of cases.
Turkey asked how the Government intends to address the backlog of cases before some courts and delays in pre-trial custody.
It enquired about concrete measures taken to strengthen judicial independence and efficiency and about the impact of new legislation on the backlog of cases.
Strengthen efforts to consolidate the independence of the judiciary and to speed up implementation of measures aimed at reducing the backlog of cases before domestic courts(Slovakia);
We have also noted that the Court has set for itself a particularly demanding schedule of hearings and deliberations and has cleared the backlog of cases.
In spite of an increase in human resources, the backlog of cases continued to grow; it is currently estimated at 4,700 criminal cases, of which approximately one third involve gender-based crimes.
Accordingly, resource requirements totalling $2,038,200 have been utilized to fund the extension of the three ad litem judges and their support staff to continue to handle the backlog of cases from the old system.
Notwithstanding the commendable work of the United Nations Dispute and Appeals Tribunals, the backlog of cases inherited from the former system of administration of justice continued to be a concern.
Given the increase in the number of disciplinary cases, all necessary steps should be taken to ensure that the backlog of cases from the old system did not overwhelm the new system at the outset.
Subsequently, the Assembly elected three ad litem judges for a period of one year to assist in handling the backlog of cases transferred from the Joint Appeals Boards and the Joint Disciplinary Committees.
As UNDT and UNAT are still in their infancy, their emphasis has been on clearing the backlog of cases inherited from the old United Nations Administration of Justice system.
Legislation to expand magisterial jurisdiction and amend the jury law so as to reduce the backlog of cases in circuit courts was passed in the Legislature and is awaiting the President' s signature.