Sentence examples for a rigorous vetting process from inspiring English sources

"The five candidates went through a rigorous vetting process and were of an extremely high calibre.

"Certainly in the modern era, anybody that's been nominated to the Supreme Court has gone through a rigorous vetting process," Mr. Earnest said.

Others have been added whole sale after a rigorous vetting process in which, among other things, a word has to be cited in print in at least five different places by five different authors.

Interested buyers have to go through a rigorous vetting process in which they sign a confidentiality agreement and provide information on their business interests, real estate holdings, who they work for and their solicitor's name and address.

To enhance its information sharing, the startup has recruited 125 of these aforementioned "Knowledge Experts," which the CEO says are students with high GPAs from highly ranked universities that were subjected to a rigorous vetting process.

Refugees and asylees already go through a rigorous vetting process that can take years.

To get started on the platform as a pilot, FairFleet goes through a pretty rigorous vetting process.

"It's a very rigorous vetting process and they'd have to pass through multiple databases including the FBI database, Department of Homeland Security database and Department of Defense database," said Donald Kerwin, the executive director of the Center for Migration Studies, who authored a 2012 report on refugee screening process.

"Most people assume there is an equally complex rigorous vetting process for international courts, but that is not the case".

He has a large role in the company's extremely rigorous vetting process for new developers joining their network--Toptal's admission rate for developers currently sits at just under 3%, making it more selective than the Navy SEALs and most Ivy League universities, including Harvard.

Art Basel's imprint has little to do, at this point, with a local gallery or artist's ability to get through the fair's famously rigorous vetting process.