vetting造句

To get a state licence, MSBs have to go through a gruelling vetting process.

The buyers were starting to get serious about the seller's offering, so their finance guys were vetting the deal.

Four were ejected at the initial vetting stage but two got "further down the system", he told the BBC.

Last month peer steinbruck, Germany's finance minister, said several member states were unhappy with DG Comp's process for vetting state aid to Banks.

For its part, the opposition-controlled legislature has performed its role by vetting and passing these budgets, giving the executive branch most of what it requested.

He has called for the us to suspend resettling refugees until "extreme vetting" procedures can be implemented, including ideological tests to screen out extremists.

Half its members are directly appointed by the UAE's seven emirs who also, via an opaque vetting process, choose the voters.

The first is an attempt to ensure that only legitimate traders can buy and sell information. (it does this by a vetting process similar to the one employed by Banks to clamp down on money launderers.)

The vetting process by Kenya's Anti-Corruption and Public Service Commission[s] has started in the north and west of the country, and will take place in the capital Nairobi next week.