Vetting in a sentence

Asked if there needed to be stronger vetting of employees in roles dealing with sensitive information, Hipkins said vetting should be paired with security systems.

It said Affail Monney, President of the GJA chairs the Vetting Committee tasked with the mandate of vetting applications for membership and streamlining the procedure for such applications.

According to the article, campus events must go through a “rigorous vetting process” to receive authorization from the university.

According to the statement, a date would be announced for the vetting of candidates.

Additionally, FLT carries some modest credit risk with its customers, but the company's risk mitigation procedures and vetting procedures help to limit the risk.

After all, the purpose of the vetting process from the nominee’s perspective is to get a prestigious lifetime job and not tip your hand over issues such as abortion rights or transgender behavior.

Anti-abortion activists also have their eye on the 2024 presidential elections and are essentially vetting prospective candidates over their views on the issue.

But it’s a little early in the process to kind of give a full vetting on it, until it gets to the hearings and conversations,” he said.

But she added: “It is further evidence of appalling failures in the police vetting and misconduct processes, still not addressed by government, that he was ever able to serve as a police officer.

But the tighter the vetting, the smaller the pool of sponsors.

Conversely, it has been a victory for those who have advanced to the subsequent stages of the electoral procedure after passing the vetting process.

Deputy Scottish Labour leader Jackie Baillie is in charge of vetting candidates and chaired the four-person panel which refused to let Cllr Kerr go forward for shortlisting.

Further, it seems clear that the counterintelligence vetting process failed to pick up some rather radical and distasteful views, but these views do not seem to be his motivation for leaking.

Furthermore, once one passes that moral character vetting process, not to mention the bar exam, future lawyers must also take to become a member of the bar.

He did say that there should be more vetting of immigrants’ credentials, suggesting that it is not possible to assess who met these characteristics without monitoring to a greater extent.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman said: “The sickening cases of David Carrick and Wayne Couzens made clear the need for vetting practices that are effective and consistent in identifying those not fit to serve.

If elected, I will undertake to perform all proper vetting that is appropriate for the circumstances and will place this search as yet another high priority for Flagler Beach and its residents and business owners.

If that is the case, then some party members who failed candidate vetting on the grounds of lack of knowledge of SNP policy will surely draw some ironic comfort that their lack is shared by the candidates for the leadership of our party.

In an earlier statement California Lottery said: "When it comes to the vetting process for big winners, California Lottery has the utmost confidence in its process for doing so.

In the subsequent months of his vetting process, multiple women came forward and accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault, including Christine Blasey Ford.