Sentence examples for just vetting from inspiring English sources
That means he isn't just vetting potential running mates; he's going to have to recruit them".
The Fed just vetted them.
Their staff included scientists, who didn't just vet grant applications, but served as problem-solvers and facilitators.
The candidates Clinton just vetted could all be assets – more so than Wasserman Schultz would have been in the closing months".
We'll understand that we have to woo smart people -- you can't just vet them to death, reject eight out of ten candidates, and think you've performed a valuable service for your employer or the world.
(Every hiring manager should know how to woo, and not just vet, job-seekers, but that's a whole 'nother Oprah, as they say).
"Generations" was the telling word; this is not just about vetting people who are entering the country now but about denying the right to claim full citizenship to people who worship in a certain way, or trace their ancestry to a certain place, even if they were born here to parents who were born here, too.
The UN meeting has potential not just to vet implementation of the Hyogo agenda, but also to set ambitious post-2015 formeworks for disaster risk reduction.
And the contest benefits not just unemployed vets, but wounded vets as well.
So I have been surprised and humbled by some of the messages I've received, not just from vets but also from family members of vets, expressing some appreciation for the book.
The video submissions will be vetted just like any other material the network uses, Ms. Schiller said.
