Sentence examples for current vetting from inspiring English sources

And, in fact, the current vetting process for any refu­gee takes 18 to 24 months and involves background checks using digital, passport and biometric information.

This followed moves by more than half the country's governors to oppose letting Syrian refugees into their states — with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie going so far as to say even young orphans shouldn't be admitted under current vetting.

The regulator currently requires PHV drivers to undertake an 'enhanced' criminal records check from DBS through its service provider, GBGroup — although DBS checks can't access criminal records held overseas, and that's one aspect of the current vetting process that TfL says it wants to improve. .

This current vetting process is arduous, taking 18 to 24 months or more.

That means the attack doesn't serve as an easy example of weaknesses in the current vetting system for immigrants.

Republicans, who say the current vetting process cannot guarantee terrorist sympathizers won't slip into the U.S. undetected, may decide to test Obama's resolve in the weeks ahead.

Our current presidential vetting process is the equivalent of offering a job to the person who best manages the interview process.

In addition to office space, mentorship and vetting, current and future AngelPad companies will receive $20K funding in exchange for around 6% of the company in common shares (which means a valuation of about $333k, which isn't the point).

(f)  In light of the conditions in these six countries, until the assessment of current screening and vetting procedures required by section 2 of this order is completed, the risk of erroneously permitting entry of a national of one of these countries who intends to commit terrorist acts or otherwise harm the national security of the United States is unacceptably high.

Hahn said in a statement she saw a benefit in strengthening the current process to vet refugees from Syria. .

Under current rules a vet actually has to be familiar with the farm and the animals in question, before making that order.