Sentence examples for Extensively vetted from inspiring English sources

Morgan Hook, a spokesman for Mr. Paterson, said that Mr. Fenster was extensively vetted and that "it was determined he was the best candidate".

As a presidential appointee, he already has been extensively vetted and has divested himself of financial holdings that could pose conflicts of interest.

The president added, that the US knows "nothing" about refugees and visa-holders it has admitted into the country although approved people are extensively vetted through interviews and background checks.

"The court's decision threatens damage to vulnerable people waiting to come to the U.S.: people with urgent medical conditions blocked, innocent people left adrift, all of whom have been extensively vetted," said former British foreign secretary David Miliband, president of the International Rescue Committee.

Get Maid is taking the issue of security seriously, too, as co-founder Steven Gutentag tells us that each of its maids have been extensively vetted for quality, background-checked, trained, bonded and insured.

Therefore adults of all orientations should be equally extensively vetted before being allowed to lead children.

One of the biggest values that we communicate to our customers (the companies that hire our clients (the talent) are our customers) is the fact that we extensively vet all of our tech talent, we select just the right resource and present it to them.

This does not mean that we should be unconcerned about visitors on visas, border security and refugees (who are vetted extensively for more than a year overseas).

New hires are vetted extensively to ensure that they are not only smart enough, but that they'd fit in with Google's culture.

HHH projects are vetted extensively by the city's Housing and Community Investment Department and two oversight committees before the City Council votes on them.

Athletic Director Pat Haden said the university vetted Sarkisian extensively before hiring him as coach in December 2013.