According to Airbnb's Local Lounge product lead Marc McCabe, there was a "pretty stringent vetting process" for the businesses that it is including in the Local Lounge pilot.
It is absolutely valid to oppose the fact that the government funnels truckloads of surplus military equipment to police officers that have a far less stringent vetting process and generally work under less supervision than the soldiers that carry the same weapons.
South African passports, which were were easily forged and regularly falling into the hands of al-Qaida and organised crime syndicates, which led to the United Kingdom imposing a massive visa fee and stringent vetting system for South African visitors.
To date, only one woman, Zohreh Sefati, a Mujtahid who co-founded the women's branch of the Qom seminary, passed the stringent vetting of the Guardian Council in 1998.
Despite positive reports, there was also a quiet uneasiness about the police visit to the fair, which is said to have exceptionally stringent vetting procedures.
The extremely stringent vetting of asylum-seekers by the United States, which includes background checks and interviews, seemed to be something Trump hadn't heard about.
It permits new devices on the market if the maker can prove they're "substantially equivalent" to devices already out there, in contrast to new drug applications, which generally get more stringent vetting.
It was a common theme as Canada resettled 25,000 Syrian refugees, with those who opposed it refusing to accept Canada's stringent vetting process was good enough.
"They have been approved for travel to the U.S. under the same stringent vetting process that applies to all refugees," U.S. embassy representative Beverly Thacker told Australia's ABC News.
Condemning what many perceive as a threat posed by the possibility that jihadists could enter the United States disguised as refugees, Obama again underscored the already stringent vetting process that asylum seekers must undertake.
