Sentence examples for intensive background check from inspiring English sources

But several Republicans said that aides to Mr. Pataki had spent much of the last week reviewing his record and his past to assist with the kind of intensive background check that prospective vice presidential candidates typically undergo.

To buy a gun, they must go through intensive background checks by the State Police.

The travel industry and civil liberties groups are sharply objecting to government plans for a new airline passenger screening program, saying it could subject Americans to intensive background checks without adequate controls on how the information was used.

The card would be issued by the federal government to passengers willing to undergo intensive background checks and to allow a biometric marker -- like fingerprints or a retinal scan -- to be stored on the card.

Several black-owned applicants for licenses were not among the 15 that were granted early approval to grow marijuana for medical use, contingent on those companies passing intensive background checks and facility inspections.

[C8.] Objections to Airport Screening The travel industry and civil liberties groups are sharply objecting to government plans for a new airline passenger screening program, saying it would subject Americans to intensive background checks without adequate controls on how the information was used.

"It's not the US where everyone has the right to have a gun, many people inquiring now won't qualify… and for those that do there's still an intensive personal background check and mental assessment," he adds.

If I were president, I would simply tell the executives who opt to take the bonuses that they will automatically be enrolled in a new government anti-fraud program called "AIG Bonus Watch," which will entail intensive FBI background checks of all their business dealings for the last decade to make sure they are worthy of taxpayer dollars.

An intensive research should be done by those who will do the background check.

In addition to the cost of intensive language courses, interrogation school and weapons training, it paid for a background check for my security clearance.

"The background check process that I described before is work-intensive and requires a lot of trained manpower, and so Congress would need to make a significant financial commitment to ramping up along those lines".