Sentence examples for extra vetting from inspiring English sources

King says that he doesn't think it should have a "severe impact" on the debate, but that people who are trying to immigrate from nations with a known terrorist element should receive extra vetting.

Supporters of the internship say they offer companies an extra stage for vetting new employees and provide graduates with valuable experience in areas where they previously had none.

While he says that he has found some "promising candidates" on LinkedIn for the No. 2 position at Al Qaeda, he and his staff are taking extra care in vetting resumes.

She said the women she mingled with were all taking extra precautions to vet new clients to make sure they were safe.

The Pentagon has added extra layers of security vetting in recent years, including extensive background checks, a review of more than 10 years of financial history and detailed interviews with relatives and neighbors, according to The New York Times.

If your horse needs to take a trip to the vet, you're going to need a trailer unless you're willing to spend extra money for the vet to come to you.

They settle into often chaotic hospital rooms, perching on the end of a bed or an extra chair, sometimes with vets' children and spouses present.

Reski says that while he cannot judge the new paper's scientific merits, he argues that any article by Séralini should be vetted with extra care and that the timing alone was enough to make him suspicious.

Included in the $99 fee is an exam, Q&A, nail clippings and ear cleanings (which most vets charge extra for) and a follow-up video or phone call.

Make sure to have an extra set of his vet's paper work attached to the cage, as well as feeding times.

A good nanny agency can provide an extra layer of guidance, screening, vetting and background/reference checking -- not to mention handling the logistics of arranging all your interviews, trials and contract negotiations.