Sentence examples for checks electronically from inspiring English sources
Check 21 doesn't mandate that banks process checks electronically; it just enables it.
A federal law that went into effect in October lets banks process more checks electronically, avoiding a need to deliver paper checks to one another.
Last week, federal law began allowing banks greater latitude to process checks electronically, reducing to minutes or hours the time it takes for the money to be deducted from a check writer's account.
By W. L. Valeex, Amen, and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, November 1 , 1958P. 34 Talk story about the National Cash Register Company's new machine, the Magnetic Character Sorter, that sorts checks electronically.
Under a federal law that will take effect today, banks will have more leeway to process checks electronically, and this will translate to shorter or even nonexistent float times -- the grace period between the time the check is written and when the money is debited from the account.
You just write checks electronically, then transmit them in a batch.
We can now deposit a check electronically and the bank automatically rejects unclear images and can recognize any attempt to deposit the same check twice.
Trucks will be inspected every 90 days and licenses of drivers of trucks carrying hazardous cargo will be checked electronically before entering the country.
Each facial image of the 100,000 fans and workers entering through the turnstiles at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday was digitized and checked electronically against computer files of the Tampa Police, the F.B.I. and other law enforcement agencies, The St .Petersburg Times reported.
Unpublished literature and ongoing studies were also checked electronically through ClinicalTrials.gov and (ICTRP).
ClinicalTrials.gov and World Health Organization International Clinical Trials Registry Platform Search Portal ICTRPP) were also checked electronically to retrieve any unpublished studies or currently accomplished research work (Additional file 2: Table S2).
