Sentence examples for been properly completed and from inspiring English sources

17 interventions were undertaken, so it was determined that the learning curve had been properly completed, and that there was enough experience so as to compare the results for both techniques.

Each benefit request must be properly completed and filed with all initial evidence required by applicable regulations and other USCIS instructions.

The I-9 document must be properly completed and must be signed by an authorized representative of the university within 72 hours of hire for all new employees, whether on the regular or the casual payrolls.

The hospital said the latest report recognised that assessments and care planning at the James Paget had improved, bedside records were properly completed and patients received safe and appropriate care.

Who will be responsible for making sure that classroom assignments are properly completed and handed-in?

However, the early stages of the regeneration process seemed not to be affected because wound healing was properly completed and a seemingly normal blastema was formed, suggesting that Hdac1 activity is not essential for the earliest phases of regeneration.

In particular, inspectors needed to see evidence that CRB/DBS checks had been properly completed for employees and were held on an accurate, single central register.

By 1300 only Harlech and Conwy had been properly completed: Caernarfon's town walls were finished, but much of the castle was still incomplete and at Beaumaris Castle the inner walls was only half their intended height, with gaps in the outer walls.

(Kasanoff said that he had been discouraged from talking about the project because of legal issues, but explained that "Foodfight!" lost some of its backing during the financial crisis, and had therefore never been properly completed).

The suit said Northrop falsely stated that it had subjected all of the parts to random vibration and temperature tests when the tests had not been properly completed.

1) A substitute has to enter the field of play at the halfway line, with your permission, for the substitution to have been properly completed.