Sentence examples for needs to be vetted from inspiring English sources

"A candidate needs to be vetted," says Claira Monier, the co-chairwoman of the Santorum effort in New Hampshire.

Mr. Riverso said yesterday that Mr. Levy's proposal "needs to be vetted and discussed" with the other two trustees of the authority.

That system needs to be vetted appropriately.

And so to really get an 'A' rating the privacy policy needs to be vetted".

Optical communications could give the system a big upgrade, but the technology needs to be vetted by experiments such as LCRD first, Edwards said.

Latvian Prime Minister Laimdota Straujuma raised concerns about duplicating NATO efforts, and thinks the idea needs to be vetted through the European heads of government before it is implemented.

But they need to be vetted and trained.

"There are important questions that need to be vetted for the people of Connecticut" before this deal is approved, he said.

Colonel Edgar, who is responsible for Defense Department medical policy in the Middle East, says the supplements need to be vetted for safety.

By 1962, Idris, who suddenly had arms-purchasing power that did not need to be vetted by foreign defense attaches, wanted an air force of his own.

Because Applegarth was an adviser to Apollo and not a full-time director, his appointment did not need to be vetted by the then City regulator, the Financial Services Authority.