Sentence examples for state vetting from inspiring English sources

In 2013, as the SEC deliberated over the rules implementing the act, William Galvin, the secretary of state of Massachusetts, wrote to it to say he was "dismayed and shocked" that state vetting of public offerings would be curtailed.

A little before 10 a.m., the state vet comes around to take a look.

I was told by the state vets that they wouldn't investigate [the Hungarian link] because it was so improbable.

"The Kent State Vets Club makes sure there is a camaraderie outside of class, so when you get in class you aren't separated from the general population.

By getting out of his house and engaged with others, Adam also got involved with the Kent State Vets Club, which was in its infancy.

When you're running for office, when you're in your community or in your state, vet the candidates, get involved, pick your candidates, support them, and then go out the vote.

Some federal security funding is now contingent on states vetting their staff for corruption.

Not only has this regime of state-vetting of adults been recognised as undermining and demonising volunteers, teachers, lollipop ladies, sports coaches etc, as well as being a bureaucratic nightmare, they are also unhelpful in stopping abuse.

The state's vetting of priority products hopefully will provide more clarity and more transparency about what chemicals could come into contact with kids at child-care centers operated by her nonprofit, the Bay Area Hispano Institute for Advancement Inc., Executive Director Beatriz Leyva-Cutler said.

In 1999, New Jersey became only the third state to vet its wines annually through an independent panel of experts.

But the Legislature does not control its budget, though a committee of lawmakers and state officials vets and approves a capital plan every five years.