Sentence examples for vetted material from inspiring English sources

The professional scientists who served on his selection panel vetted material for him.

Mr. Unger quotes Mr. Wilkerson saying that in trying to vet material for the United Nations speech, Mr. Powell kept having to throw out discredited allegations (made by the vice president's office) that the 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta had met with an Iraqi intelligence agent.

It has also deleted some of the offending accounts, but Vine does not vet material before it goes online.

As advertisers began to pull back from YouTube, the company changed its policies on vetting material for its Google Preferred program – promising to manually curate videos for its ad partners going forward.

John Daniszewski, the AP's senior managing editor for international news, said his news organization closely vets material coming from both sides.

The decision ended a process that had started in April when Podesta arrived at her Chappaqua home with a Duane Reade shopping bag containing binders of vetting material on more than two dozen potential choices.

The process of searching for a running mate began in April, when Podesta arrived at Clinton's home in suburban New York with a Duane Reade drugstore shopping bag containing binders of vetting material on more than two dozen potential choices.

When these failed, he took the courageous and honorable step of transmitting the information through the medium of careful and highly reliable and experienced journalists, who, along with him, carefully vetted the material to ensure that no possible harm would be caused to individuals or to security.

For two hours, Salter and Schmidt asked Palin questions based on the vetting material.

The director creates a framework for users to fit their contributions and then compiles and vets material submitted by the crowds, cutting them together into a patchwork masterpiece composed of many different voices and artistic styles.

DAVID REMNICK: I think the publication of the leaks was done well and with responsibility; clearly the Times and the other publications carefully vetted the materials to make sure that these leaks did not troops and others in harm's way.