Examples of using Checking up in English and their translations into Finnish
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
Just checking up.
They have ways of checking up.
Just checking up on something.
Somebody's been checking up on me.
I'm checking up on what delayed the divorce.
I don't need you checking up on me.
Like checking up on people.
You're the one who needs checking up on.
I'm just checking up on you.
Looks like you're who needs checking up on.
You been checking up on me?
Okay. I have had to do a lot of checking up.
Colleague checking up on a patient?
But I think it might have been him checking up on us.
Checking up on us? I heard it was a way of life out here.
And I did some checking up on you.
She's always around, checking up on me.
This guy's got me checking up on all owners of green Golfs in town, which means nationwide, as it could be registered anywhere.
A cop named Azuma is checking up on you.
Darling, before we let this hypothetical daughter blow your political career…-… we might consider checking up on her.
All this time, you have been checking up on Reza behind our backs?
I could be wrong… but I think it might have been him checking up on us.
But we can't go checking up on what happens to our money", I replied.
I'm gonna be up all night checking up on her.
According to its current plans, the Commission intends to progressively remove them, but it will be 2005 by the time it will have done it,so the Court of Auditors and Parliament will have many years more checking up to do.
What, has he got you checking up on me?
In checking up a condition as sleepwalking there are no tests or exams that will specific then the complete medical evaluation in order to rule out other medical causes that may or not be linked to the symptoms.
A lot of meetings, A lot of bureaucrats checking up on each other.
Whatever the orientation in the medium term- the Commission proposed three years- it is my view that we must keep checking up on an annual basis whatever happens, so that there will be healthy pressure on the Member States, some of which have problems with implementing their National Action Plans.