Sentence examples for light vetting from inspiring English sources
On Fancy, participating merchants (there are now 2,000, up from 400 in February) can claim a post as the only one who can sell against it on a first-come, first-serve basis, following light vetting.
For now, the system is first-come, first serve, with the first merchant to claim a post as the only one who can sell against it (after a light vetting process).
Mr. LIGHT: It's very difficult to start vetting your appointees during the campaign because the amount of information you're collecting from each one is so detailed that you can't really go out and start vetting without revealing.
In the Commons, Mr Murphy questioned the procedures for vetting recruits to the Afghan security forces in light of the incidents.
(CircleUp is selective about who it permits to raise on its platform, vetting the companies itself before giving a green light).
In light of this revelation, the hospital should reconsider the new manager's appointment, vetting her with the thoroughness it should have applied in the first place.
And they shed new light on how names are vetted for possible removal from the list.
At most studios, prospective films are vetted by a green-light committee.
This despite a green light from the Broadcast Advertising Clearance Center, the agency created to vet potential problem ads before they are shown.
Universities will have to vet their student papers for copyright infringement before allowing academic material to see the light of day.
