Since University of California professors write, vet and edit a significant portion of Elsevier's wares, a deal was struck.
The new office means Pangea3 will have lawyers working during United States business hours, on tasks that, because of logistics or American law, can be difficult to perform outside the country — like writing and vetting export control documents, military contracts and some patent reviews.
He is noted for writing the vetting report for vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin for the John McCain campaign in the 2008 presidential election.
In the old days Goodwin writes about, vetting (and probably dismissing) Trump would also have been the province of party leaders: prominent, experienced (though not necessarily wise) power brokers in politics, government, business and other upper realms of American society.
The Pentagon's rebuttal included a written one vetted by Lt. Gen. Patrick J. O'Reilly, director of the Missile Defense Agency, as well the office of the secretary of defense.
We'll be studying Porter's stories and Fountain's novel in our workshop, among many other works, written by vets and civilians alike.
The remark seems to come mainly from those writing about Vietnam vets, as I've never heard another vet even mention it.
Nor has he said what he would like to see in a new Iraqi constitution, which presumably would clarify whether the Muslim clergy would have a role in vetting or writing laws, as they have in Iran.
Writing in the Veterinary Times in 2005, the Sussex vet Richard Edwards stated: "I used to be a sceptic.
The foundation went so far as to directly address the issue, writing recently, "We do not vet our initiatives with Google," and adding that it made sure that Google "understood the separation between a search relationship and the rest of our activities".
