Sentence examples for real vetting from inspiring English sources

"It was supposed to provide a place where there would be real vetting of important issues, where there would be meaningful dialogue and debate and a vote that was not predetermined," Mr. Sanders said.

O'Reilly: I'm not convinced of that, but I think there has to be a slowdown... and a real vetting... ...

On the other hand, there is no real vetting process for Facebook users, so there is no actual way of knowing whether the activities and information represent anything usable in to anyone, in any real way.

And those were the young ones with good memories; the real vets gave up counting a long time ago.

It would not be the first time the series, based on the books by real life vet Alf Wight, has been revived, having been brought back by BBC1 for a prequel, Young James Herriot, in 2011.

Real proposals, vetted by lawyers and accountants.

"He's the real rent-a-vet," he said.

She used Madison, a soft-coated wheaten terrier with her own Web site, to vet real estate agents, said Stephen Goldberg, her former real estate lawyer.

Just like RET, SmartRent is the brainchild of accomplished real estate industry vets.

RealCrowd clients become minority stakeholders that entrust the operations and maintenance of the property to a real estate operator vetted by RealCrowd.

Yes, it's great to see companies make a real commitment to hiring vets; Starbucks, for example has said they will hire at least 10,000 vets and their spouses by the end of 2018.