Sentence examples for human vetting from inspiring English sources

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates noted to me that "there is no human vetting system that is entirely reliable," pointing out that lie detector tests and other screening techniques that C.I.A. em­ployees regularly undergo have, at times, failed to identify spies.

Beyond the very obvious issue of costing companies a lot of money, and consumers a lot of pain, there is another issue: traditional methods for trying to stem the problem are based mainly around human vetting.

In states where marijuana is legal for physicians to prescribe marijuana to humans, vets could still be criminalized for writing marijuana prescriptions for animals because, as Harman explained, "there would have to be another law passed altogether on behalf of animals for it to be legally prescribed to them by veterinarians".

We have found that as we have reduced the level of antibiotics we use, whether it's human use or vet-only, our cost has actually gone down.

Funding Circle's twist is that it assigns a human expert to vet each loan.

"There aren't enough human doctors," the vet said, preferring not to give his name as he explained why he was volunteering in the hospital.

The company first asks managers from 12 global hotspots for recommendations for prospective leaders and then asks those in human resources to vet candidates.

Apple has had a team of tool builders working specifically on a toolkit that can be used by human editors to vet and parse data, street by street.

Information overload drives content consumers to look for human filtered, journalist vetted, intellectually related material.

It's easy to forget that a cat's teeth need taking care of just like a human's most vets recommend brushing about once a day.

The National Research Act, passed by Congress in 1974, requires research involving human subjects to be vetted by an institutional review board (IRB).