Sentence examples for vetting to from inspiring English sources
"Now we have some vetting to do with our respective allies".
Mr. Gore, they said, has raised vetting to new levels of thoroughness and inclusiveness.
The Defence Secretary maintained that the Kiev government has carried out vetting to ensure that none of those being trained by the British are extremists.
So before Mr. Romney appears at a campaign stop or accepts an endorsement, his staff conducts sometimes painstaking vetting to avoid potentially embarrassing disclosures.
She said that after Oldfield was appointed security coordinator in Northern Ireland, "reports were received" that caused his security vetting to be reviewed.
A senior Tory source said the kind of vetting to which Johnson referred was routinely carried out prior to accepting donations.
It's vet-to-vet, the only one of its kind.
"They hire a vet to sit".
It is wrong for a vet to be deceptive, however.
Many looked like former Baathist army vets to me.
"They were vetted to an inch of their lives.
