Similar words: caseload, reload, preload, planeload, resistive load, case law, load, loads. Meaning: n. the number of cases handled in a given period of time (as by a court or agency).
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(1) This largely reflects the different composition of the case load, with fewer householder proposals, which almost always lack policies.
(2) With rising case loads and diminishing resources, it is hardly surprising that social workers often feel they can not win.
(3) With the additional demands on DNA, case load and backlogs are meeting with additional time pressures, so the thought of increasing space for DNA is reasonable.
(4) Our mortgage fraud case load has doubled in the past 3 years to more than 1400 pending investigations.
(5) ''Now it makes about a third of my case load.''
(6) But they are overwhelmed by bureaucratic regulations and by their inordinately high case loads.
(7) Investigations into law enforcement officers' behavior were reduced[http://sentencedict.com/case load.html], though they still constituted a large part of the case load.
(8) Probation Officers were overworked, and a suspended sentence was a way of avoiding adding to their case loads.
(9) Strebel told The Associated Press that the 64,000 infections reported in Africa last year likely represents only 1-10 percent of the true case load.
(10) I'm a busy lawyer, Miss Molineaux, with a heavy case load.
(11) The teaching quality of clinic noviciate is restricted by the case load? disease species and the lack of patients cooperation.
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