Sentence examples for Systematic vetting from inspiring English sources

France has also urged the deployment of "rapid response teams" of European border guards to the Greek-Turkish frontier, which Athens has been resisting, and the systematic vetting of all of the hundreds of thousands of refugees entering the EU from Turkey to try to ensure that potential terrorists are not exploiting refugee routes into Europe.

This article argues that these rights and immunities result from a form of path dependence, a sequence of industry-lobbied legislative steps, each incremental and in turn serving as apparent justification for the next step, without a rigorous and systematic vetting of the consequences.

The fault is one of a process in which speech vetting was not systematic enough, they said.

However, in spite of the growing interest attracted by dual systems, which alternate school and work, we do not find systematic evidence that returns to VET are higher in the countries where vocational education systematically combine school and work.

In the U.S. the IRS has a systematic "taint detection system" to vet evidence of tax evasion before relying on it in prosecutions (respecting attorney-client privilege and Fifth Amendment rights, for example).

It is unclear what Sutton et al.'s solution—"application of systematic and transparent methodologies to vet the science"—would mean in practice when one is confronted with a toxicological or epidemiological study.

The main reason that supports the decision to adapt was that the German and Swiss commercial dual VET systems exhibit extensive systematic overlap (Bundesamt für Berufsbildung und Technologie (BBT) 2011a, p. 5).

And there's anecdotal evidence from vets that cannabis can provide systematic relief".

However, research to date has lacked systematic efforts to integrate physiological methods into VET research practice.

4) Another key feature of the CPMC PhAESIS system is the use of an external expert advisory panel to vet the results of the systematic review.

A systematic review about hypercoagulable state and TEG™ indicated that further studies are needed to recommend VETs as a screening tool to predict postoperative thrombosis.