Sentence examples for system for vetting from inspiring English sources

The Times has a system for vetting an outsider's credentials and conflicts.

Far more damaging has been a system for vetting new buildings that was hurriedly introduced last summer in reaction to architects faking data for earthquake-proofing.

Since the 1960s (when Canada adopted a point system for vetting potential immigrants based on education, work experience, knowledge of English and French, and other factors) an appreciable number of immigrants have come from South and East Asia.

The Question of Secrecy While several officials in both the Clinton and Bush administrations called this and other research long overdue, they expressed concern about the lack of a central system for vetting such proposals.

'Life at Newbury Hall School': Overall, The Royal Ballet School was issued the notice last November after an earlier Ofsted inspection found pupil safeguarding was "not effective" and the system for vetting staff was "liable to error," reported Schools Week.

A year ago, for instance, in a well-intentioned attempt to crack down on predatory lending, the government all but destroyed the consumer-finance industry.A more serious episode still started last summer, when a system for vetting new buildings was introduced in reaction to the faking of earthquake-proofing data itself a reaction to hasty new regulation brought in a few years back.

The Director concludes that, 'progress has been achieved (as can be evidenced from this fifth report) but more commitment towards establishing a credit system for VET that is transparent across all Member States is increasingly becoming the next step in a quality VET system.

Individuals with experience in White House communications or document drafting operations in recent administrations point out that the federal government has developed strong systems and norms for vetting everything it produces.

A stronger system of vetting for police officers will also be developed.

In March 2014, an Africom team met with Libyan officials in Tripoli to set up a system for gathering and vetting enough recruits to begin training that summer.

The system would vet a new computer for viruses and other threats as it enters a corporate network.