Sentence examples for started vetting from inspiring English sources

When Porch launched the first limited beta of this service that connects homeowners and pros last year, the company had already started vetting some pros in its Seattle home market.

Because a) it fits strategically into their business, b) it creates a launchpad for them to scale in the real world, wherever they find potential members and c) it could eventually scale if the network they created started vetting the members themselves.

But the Grenell story took a darker turn once the right wing started "vetting" him and quickly discovered -- horrors! -- that he was an openly gay man who was in favor of marriage equality.

The Department for Transport (DfT) will start vetting bidders next month, with a view to restoring the line to the private sector in March 2015.

By the spring, the McCain campaign had reportedly sent scouts to Alaska to start vetting Palin as a possible running mate.

If presidential campaigns are going to continue to insist on dragging real people into every argument, they're going to have to start vetting them like vice-presidential candidates.

Within a fortnight, they say a committee will start vetting Hamas's bureaucrats, and within three months, Egyptian officers will start work on sifting through Hamas's security forces to create a single armed force under Mr Abbas's command.All this goes far beyond the reconciliation deal on sharing power that the rival Palestinian groups jubilantly announced in April 2014.

He's hired someone to start vetting stories that the algorithm says are headlines, to either push them up or get them off the site entirely.

And then once autumn comes round, the national board will start vetting the GP-led groups to check they are ready to start managing local health services and Monitor will take on its new functions as economic regulator.

Diane had Kalinda start vetting him and naturally he was not forthcoming.

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.