The phrase
"increased caseload" means that the number of cases or tasks that need to be dealt with has grown larger.
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«increased»
«caseload»
Sentences with «increased caseload»
- Dankert - Maurer continued, «These teams will fit into the CPS unit structure and will provide needed resiliency and vigor as we address increased caseloads in the most efficient way possible. (www2.erie.gov)
- Multiple - day hearings are being listed many more months ahead than they used to be, as the employment tribunal system does not yet have enough judges available to deal with increased caseload, despite a recruitment drive. (stevens-bolton.com)
- This translates into Title X — funded FQHC sites having to more than double their contraceptive client caseloads, while Title X sites operated by hospitals would have to increase their caseloads by about three - quarters (see chart 3).2 Title X — funded health department sites would need to expand their capacity to deliver contraceptive services by about one - third. (guttmacher.org)
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