Sentence examples for vet key from inspiring English sources
The country will still be ruled by an executive president, but he (there is no prospect yet of a she) will be constrained by checks and balances, and parliament will vet key appointments that had previously been made by presidential fiat.
Normally, large museums will publicly display the names of scholars who vet key films, such as "The Rise of al Qaeda," but the September 11 Museum has refused to provide a list even to reporters.
"Directors do not design aeroplanes for Boeing or make the food for Taco Bell," says Mr Dimon of JPMorgan Chase.But it does mean that they can do a better job of vetting key executive appointments for example, the rise of Chuck Prince, a lawyer, to head Citigroup and of Andy Hornby, a youthful former retailer, to lead HBOS should have prompted more searching questions.
He has no sterling war record to fall back on, and Perry, if anything, is likely to win over war vets, a key GOP constituency.
When this is part of the CEO's core mission, priority is normally placed on ensuring that qualified and diverse candidates are vetted for key leadership positions.
T-VET is the key sub system of a Web-based expert system for fish disease diagnosis.
Already, he is receiving daily intelligence briefings, while security vetting of his key transition staffers is being accelerated.
Three cars with the vets and other key personnel moved slowly over the bumpy bushy terrain towards the elephants.
Even after its expected approval by the FERC board, it must survive additional rounds of political and technical vetting by other key players in the power crisis.
The proposed competencies were vetted by 10 key informants selected purposefully by the project team as pharmacists who were leaders in patient care, education, or research in the primary health care setting and provided representation from across Canada.
This was based on national and EU regulations and set the following key objectives: VET corresponds to the needs of the labour market, the quality of VET increases, and therefore, the image of VET improves.
