Sentence examples for first vetting from inspiring English sources

"Not just those that they deem to be valid," Prosecutor William D. Mason stipulated in news articles, touching on the emerging issue of why church officials should have the right of first vetting for complaints about potential crimes.

This is the first time Prime Instant Video has given a creator such a commitment without first vetting the show with the public.

The first vet diagnosed her condition as pneumonia and prescribed an antibiotic that didn't dent her illness.

The leader of the Philadelphia review board pointed to one major weakness: currently, any allegations about rogue priests are first vetted by chancery officials working for the archdiocese.

I was first vetted over drinks by a couple of the group's members, a tradition they use to conduct chemistry checks.

Fortier is a P.R.P. pioneer: in the mid-nineties, she was among the first vets to try the procedure for joint problems.

Congress took away their control of the library in 2007, but they still serve as an advisory panel, and they are demanding to first vet the exhibit for their version of historical accuracy.

Three years ago she moved to Pets at Home, becoming the first vet to hold the position of head of pets, involved in all areas of health and welfare of the company's pets, fish and reptiles.

He has muzzled government scientists: they are not allowed to speak out in the public, even in areas in which they are expert, unless they are first vetted by the prime minister's office.

These advisors and coaches are first vetted by Shine before being connected to users.

A DFA-approved financial adviser must first vet you to ensure you aren't some hot-money type who wants to cash out early.