Sentence examples for making vetting from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, dominant cleric and military institutions, such as the Guradian Council, the Expediency Council, the Revolutionary Guard Corps, and the office of the Supreme Leader began exerting most of the influence in decision making, vetting or approving candidates for election, among others.
It is best to have treats on hand and to constantly reassure your dog that everything is okay rather than responding by fussing and making vet trips by vehicle impossible.
Given the current state of our Nation and the current candidates putting forth plans, to further dilute the attention of the electorate would likely muddle the decision making process along with continuing to make vetting candidates a more difficult task.
The internet makes vetting of staff far easier, just as it provides, perhaps, other means for paedophiles to satisfy their needs.
Joining a game ranger in Botswana or a coral conservation project in Belize, for example, will make vet and marine biology applications stand out in 2012.
Okay, the deal is that the Department of Veterans Affairs makes vets' electronic health records available via a simple download, using their "blue button" application on myhealth.va.gov.va.gov
It helps make vets more resilient: Daily gratitude practice appears to improve psychological and emotional wellbeing among Vietnam Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress disorder.
The commissioner in charge, Dimitris Avramopoulos, told Friday's meeting that the changes making thorough vetting of EU nationals mandatory could now be "explored".
(Or am I conflating hospitals with beauty pageants?) Even if you are paid by the vet, you can send the animal owner an account of your fee for informational purposes, thus making a vet's markup apparent.
Making a vet appointment is not that hard.
