Sentence examples for Little vetting from inspiring English sources

In fact, the prosecutor contended, there was little vetting.

But there is little vetting of their character or their background.

On November 17th, after little vetting, Flynn was named Trump's national-security adviser, one of the most sensitive posts in the U.S. government.

The Afghan defense official echoed that concern, saying that there was little vetting of Pashtun recruits, some of whom, he said, were assumed to be loyal to the Taliban or to the Pakistani intelligence services.

Trump, who has emerged as the Republican frontrunner with remarkably little vetting, was consistently attacked for employing foreign and illegal workers, for his business record and for his lack of policy specifics.

Senior diplomats and intelligence officials involved in the drug war in Colombia at the time cautioned against drawing conclusions from the report, noting that such documents were routinely produced with little vetting or oversight.

For this particular donation, it would seem that little new vetting was required because Trump already knew the recipient well.

But the ruling requires Poland's government to freeze a process that had been moving quickly ahead, with authorities rushing in recent weeks to appoint new judges with little apparent vetting.

With the exceptions already mentioned involving medications and testing, the fact of the matter is that degrees matter very little in "vetting" the ability of a therapist.

And Mr. Biden has done little self-vetting of his legislative record because he has not hired a research director.

U.S. companies that want to sell technology or services to Saudi Arabia or other foreign nations face a complicated, little-known vetting process.