0 present participle of double-check --
1 If you double-check something, you make certain it is correct or safe, usually by examining it again. --
There may or may not be a conductor later on double-checking that correct tickets are actually held.
When the mark submits the form (without double-checking the website address), the information is sent to the swindler.
A trainee driver and their minder thought they heard the right-away buzzer and proceeded without double-checking the door open light had gone out.
The normal process of double-checking and consultation was short-circuited in a rush to issue the press release.
Certainly, they need double-checking and cross-checking.
Some specific points have been made, for example about the double-checking surveillance which will be in operation in 2008.
Is not this second-guessing and double-checking exactly what we need to ensure safety for the public?
This in turn will reduce the timescale for the actual registration of companies and remove the double-checking that in practice results from the present arrangements.
