Sentence examples for been fully checked from inspiring English sources

They've been fully checked, he insists.

This software, however, had not been fully checked for millennium bugs.Checking is still under way, but NASA had assumed that it would avoid the problem altogether by completing the mission before the end of the year.

Two lifts at an Edinburgh school where a pupil fell 15ft down a shaft have been put out of service until they have been fully checked by engineers.

Once a curation record has been fully checked for clashes both within the record and with the existing database, it is integrated with existing data in the FlyBase Chado database (6).

Coughlin said that he had heard "second hand" that Amukamara experienced soreness before sustaining the injury, but Amukamara did not mention any preexisting issues and said he was fully checked out before taking the field.

Mr Justice Keith ruled that the three had a "legitimate expectation" that they would be treated in the same way as other candidates whose forms - unlike those of the Respect candidates - were fully checked for accuracy before the deadline in April.

My mother was an alcoholic and my stepfather was fully checked out.

"The way Colly plays his cricket is pretty aggressive because he does all three things so we have to make sure he can do that but the first challenge is to see what has happened with the injection, check he's fully fit and get him up and running".

Until the bill is fully implemented, checked luggage will remain a potential terrorist weapon.

Jools said that people should choose a taxi over any ride-sharing service because of its dangers: "The issue is pretty clear should you really jump into a car with someone who isn't fully checked, may have a criminal record and vehicle not fully insured?" But after my first daeri ride, the convenience and comfort of being driven home in my own car does feel hard to beat.

(This went into overdrive after the terrible Soham murders. A key fact there – nothing to do with general surveillance – was that Huntley's references, which would have uncovered a previous incident of child abuse, were not fully checked by the school).