Sentence examples for without vetting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "without vetting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is done without prior examination or approval. Example: "The report was published without vetting, leading to several inaccuracies."
The BBC is in trouble because it let Rastani on to the television without vetting him properly first.
"There was a backlash vote, that you did this without vetting it with us and we're not going to give your brother the same opportunity".
The Post has said a marketing employee, Charles Pelton, sent out the flier without vetting from either Ms. Weymouth or Marcus Brauchli, the paper's executive editor.
The State of the Union speech was confounding to many members of the intelligence community, who could not understand how such intelligence could have got to the President without vetting.
Even now, I wonder if many of those who have since backtracked from the Sherrod smear — including some in the news business who reported on the video without vetting it — have watched her entire speech.
He expanded the academies programme before making sure there was evidence that they were effective, and without vetting the suitability of private backers or ensuring they delivered on their financial promises.
He expressed disappointment with some of the people connected to his campaign, and added, "I'm also disappointed that I trusted people without really vetting them carefully".
"The Embassy was alerted that the papers were coming," the first former official told me, "and it passed them directly to Washington without even vetting them inside the Embassy".
"It could be argued that schools that apply blanket testing at all levels of teaching are going too far, because they could still maintain their ethos without religiously vetting every single post," he says.
But Czech officials who have investigated the case now say that Mr. Zeman and Mr. Gross spoke without adequately vetting the information or waiting for the Czech internal security service to substantiate the initial reports.
On Monday, the banking unit of the Mizuho Financial Group released the results of an internal investigation that outlined how such dealers, through a consumer finance company affiliated with Mizuho, made at least $2 million in small loans to buyers with links to Japan's organized crime syndicates without properly vetting their backgrounds.
