Sentence examples for Initial vetting from inspiring English sources

The process begins with an initial vetting by the United Nations' refugee agency.

There are also allegations that the initial vetting process for the Awakening was flawed and that some people who still backed Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia disguised their views and became part of the security forces or the Awakening groups.

After an initial vetting process, Broinowski and Aim High's producer, Lizzette Atkins, were given access to the entire North Korean film industry, including the chance to speak to top directors, actors and editors, and shoot footage on the sets of their movies.

One American official who formerly served in Libya said the initial vetting would probably be conducted by American and Libyan officials, and would include screening for physical skills, mental aptitude and ties to extremist groups that were hostile to the Libyan government.

Which it will need as there is no paperwork, no application and no approval process beyond Square's initial vetting.

Rather than having much of the process hidden by a recruiting firm, the marketplace allows employers to see the full pool of candidates for themselves (after the initial vetting), and they can tell pretty quickly whether their outreach methods are effective.

It aims at quantifying, qualifying and internationally benchmarking a core set of figures which can be used, in a comparative perspective, to characterise the initial VET system in Italy, to report on future progresses as well as to inform and stimulate the research and policy debate in this area at national and international level.

If your pet is not already microchipped, this initial vet visit is an ideal time to do it.

He did lie in his initial positive vetting interviews.

The focus is in two areas in the initial training, vetting and recruiting process, and then it's the rotation training that has to continue through a policeman's career.

The present study is nested in the under-researched field of Initial Vocational Education and Training (VET) and is focused on adolescents working in professional situations, while other scholars have focused on university students (Volet et al. 2009b; Khosa and Volet 2014) or pupils at school (Rogat and Linnenbrink-Garcia 2011).