Sentence examples for involved to fix from inspiring English sources

Mr Rios took his findings to regulators and worked with them and with the companies involved to fix the flaws.It all sounds rather worrying, but so far there has been no known case of a cyber-attack in which a car has been forced off the road or a medical device misappropriated.

It acts as an uber monitoring tool allowing you to understand the source of your problem and getting the right people involved to fix it.

BP is continuing to contest $30.7 million in proposed penalties for the 439 new safety violations that OSHA inspectors found, most involving failure to fix problems involving pressure relief valves at the refinery.

Others have done this in the past, but the challenge has been in doing this in a way that will allow the balloon craft (called "stratollites" by World View) involved to stay in a relatively fixed location — a game-changing capability for upper-atmosphere operations.

You can see the well-meaning thought processes involved in trying to fix this narrow issue.

In all, Europol claims 425 individuals, including match referees, club officials, players and "serious criminals", are suspected of being involved in attempts to fix games in 15 countries.

Freedman has claimed traders believe one or more of the big six energy suppliers in Britain could be involved in attempts to fix wholesale prices, but all have denied this.

"If you're from Arizona and you're not involved in trying to fix the immigration problem, then it's tough to say you're representing your state," said Mr. Flake in an interview.

Azhar Majeed, a former agent and brother of Mazhar, who the prosecution allege has also been involved in seeking to fix games, was discovered by Major Khwaja Najam Javed, Pakistan's security officer, in Wahab Riaz's room after midnight.

And whose e2e encryption has caused plenty of political headaches for Facebook — which in turn is something Sandberg has been personally involved in trying to fix.

We have a personal stake in it, either because we served there, because we have friends there now, or because we are personally involved in trying to fix the problem at hand.