Sentence examples for strict screening process from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, the greater long-term benefit comes from keeping a strict screening process for welfare applicants.

Authorities tightly control China's publishing industry, and foreign books typically undergo a strict screening process before they are allowed on Chinese shelves.

The actress, then 25, is said to have undergone a strict screening process to see if she was eligible to become Cruise's wife.

Many software developers have long complained about Apple's strict screening process and, at times, seemingly arbitrary decisions about what was acceptable in the App Store.

The business also promised an outright ban on refugee migration from Syria, and said he would provide a list of countries and territories whose people would be subjected to "extreme vetting", apparently beyond the US's already strict screening process.

But it is also incumbent upon those same groups -- many of which are in the position of choosing who sponsors these events -- to adopt a strict screening process to separate the genuinely green businesses from the greenwashers.

For the Catholic school team he coaches, Cauchi said, he had to submit to a stricter screening process that included fingerprinting, and Anderson was not allowed on the field for that league's games.

Lamont had applied for public assistance for Sheemie a few days after Kisha left him at the shop, but assembling the required documents took weeks, and under the stricter screening process of the state's new welfare rules, no checks would arrive for at least another month while caseworkers decided if they were eligible at all.

They include a blanket ban on all travel to the United States by the world's 1.6 billion Muslims, which he proposed early in his campaign; a ban on immigration to the United States by citizens of countries which export terrorism abroad, a position he adopted earlier this year; and lastly, a much stricter screening process for citizens from "dangerous countries," primarily Syria.

While parts of New York make a greater effort at quality control than Brooklyn does, the clear answer is to take judges out of the elective process altogether and have them appointed through a strict screening procedure based on merit.

Thursday's press conference came shortly after the House moved forward a bill to add strict requirements to the refugee screening process, which Republicans and some Democrats argue could be exploited by Islamic State members.