has not up scheduled vs has no up scheduled

Some examples from the web:

• Tankers from Ryland Transport... they didn't show up as scheduled.
• He wants to move up the scheduled talk.
• His tech start-up is scheduled to go public tomorrow.
• The drone would pick up the scheduled flight plan and over Cuban waters transmit a "mayday signal" before being blown up by remote control.
• Since things turned out the way they did, the only thing we can do now is... move up the scheduled meeting for the Unification Preparatory Committee.
• We got gigs lined up, recording sessions scheduled.
• Scheduled start-up date of the action: 1st February 2011.
• Failure to show up for a scheduled bout is serious business.
• State aid to charter flights will impede start-up of new scheduled routes and be in breach of the fundamental principle of equal competition.
• I think they'll bring that up during the second scheduled talk tomorrow.
• This programme is being drawn up and it is scheduled to be adopted during the first quarter of 2003.
• It is significant that they took place in the run-up to the elections scheduled in that country.
• Four times he has received bail, and all four times he has shown up for - his scheduled court appearance.
• If you're talking about Mr. Casdin, he has a "deceased" sticker on his file, as do all the other follow-ups you have scheduled for today.
• And to keep her busy I've scheduled check-ups with clients, a trip to restock medical supplies, a massage, and a tune-up for my minivan.
• exemptions from the requirements of Article 4 are limited to voyages of up to 12 hours scheduled duration.
• It also has a second implication which has not up to now been the case under our existing legislation: in all three cases the legal counsellor or lawyer would be committing a criminal offence.
• (b) problems relating to the starting up of a new scheduled passenger service with aircraft of no more than eighty seats on a route between a regional airport and the coordinated airport and where the capacity does not exceed 30000 seats per year, or
• Not up for discussion, Raylan.
• Anthony's not up for adoption.

Some examples from the web:

• Tankers from Ryland Transport... they didn't show up as scheduled.
• He wants to move up the scheduled talk.
• His tech start-up is scheduled to go public tomorrow.
• The drone would pick up the scheduled flight plan and over Cuban waters transmit a "mayday signal" before being blown up by remote control.
• Since things turned out the way they did, the only thing we can do now is... move up the scheduled meeting for the Unification Preparatory Committee.
• We got gigs lined up, recording sessions scheduled.
• Scheduled start-up date of the action: 1st February 2011.
• Failure to show up for a scheduled bout is serious business.
• State aid to charter flights will impede start-up of new scheduled routes and be in breach of the fundamental principle of equal competition.
• I think they'll bring that up during the second scheduled talk tomorrow.
• This programme is being drawn up and it is scheduled to be adopted during the first quarter of 2003.
• It is significant that they took place in the run-up to the elections scheduled in that country.
• Four times he has received bail, and all four times he has shown up for - his scheduled court appearance.
• If you're talking about Mr. Casdin, he has a "deceased" sticker on his file, as do all the other follow-ups you have scheduled for today.
• And to keep her busy I've scheduled check-ups with clients, a trip to restock medical supplies, a massage, and a tune-up for my minivan.
• exemptions from the requirements of Article 4 are limited to voyages of up to 12 hours scheduled duration.
• (b) problems relating to the starting up of a new scheduled passenger service with aircraft of no more than eighty seats on a route between a regional airport and the coordinated airport and where the capacity does not exceed 30000 seats per year, or
• In space, there is no up.
• No up-to-date data is to be made available.
• In space, there is no up.