Sentence examples for vetting program from inspiring English sources

It includes not just boats and helicopters, but also broad restructuring: several new investigative entities, an expanded vetting program for the police, more power for prosecutors, and a network of safe houses for witnesses.

Yahoo shares some statistical data with researchers who are approved case by case through an internal vetting program, according to Joanna Stevens, a company spokeswoman, but query data, she said, has never been distributed.

While the case won't be directly impacted by the Supreme Court decision because it focuses on an existing vetting program, the lawsuit invokes Trump's travel ban, outlining Trump's comments and policies toward Islam and Muslims.

Trump, who has long advocated tougher screening of immigrants and other policies designed to prevent terrorism in the United States, did not specify which vetting program he was referring to or how it would change under his Tuesday order.

After scrapping its vetting program to aid Syrian rebels against the Islamic State, the US military has airdropped tons of ammunition to a new band of fighters while softening its opposition to using its materiel to attack the Syrian leader, Bashar al-Assad.

It is unlikely that the government has any notion what a constitutionally acceptable "extreme vetting" program would look like.

It appeared Trump was referring to the U.S. government's vetting programs for foreign nationals, as opposed to his controversial travel ban, which affected only a handful of majority-Muslim nations.

All but one U.S. vet program (Texas A&M) participate in VMCAS.

It mirrors our own Vet-2-Vet program for members of the New Jersey National Guard.

Gulland found the US Department of Energy's Solar Ready Vets program, which connects veterans with jobs in the solar industry, and the research led him to Grid Alternatives, where he began volunteering.

So this season, when the National Theatre of Scotland brought the show back, Feldman instituted a "Pay for a Vet" program, whereby patrons could procure tickets for veterans who felt inclined to revisit what they had already experienced in the theatre of war in the theatre of Dumbo.