" She added that the lesson for the White House is "vetting, vetting, vetting.
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All vetting of people coming into our country will be considered extreme vetting.
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It is unclear what the proposed National Vetting Center will do to improve the counterterrorism vetting process.
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She now claims that her regulation is subject to "negative vetting" by LegCo, or vetting after the fact.
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The vetting process for the White House is very good, but you're part of the vetting process, you know?
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" Senator Rob Portman called the ban "an extreme vetting proposal that did not get the vetting it should have had.
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Most of the vetting files had a section called "red flags," where the vetting team noted concerns about potential top officials.
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Vetting procedures may be improved, or they may not; no public word has been spoken yet about how vetting will be changed.
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But the current pre-admission vetting of all potential entrants — vetting that Mr. Trump is trying to strengthen — should minimize this risk.
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Veterans of previous administrations cited complaints about inadequate "vetting" of the vetting order itself, by White House staff and experts at affected agencies.
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"Extreme vetting" vote: She voted with congressional Republicans on an Obama-era bill that would place "extreme vetting" measures on Iraqi and Syrian refugees.
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The White House has announced the establishment of a National Vetting Center to rectify what it calls the "ad hoc" process for vetting travelers.
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So you have an extreme vetting proposal that didn't get the vetting it should have had," Portman said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Do you have a sense yourself of where it might be plausible given this language about improving vetting—are there countries known for mediocre vetting?
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KS: Last question before we get to reader's questions, are you working with government in any capacity, because extreme vetting or vetting programs or anything else?
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Bier found that, between 22002 and 22016, there were 52 vetting failures — a rate of about one vetting failure for every 4.7 million grants of entry.
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The National Vetting Center is part of the Trump administration's broader efforts to tighten immigration screenings, following Trump's calls for "extreme vetting" during his presidential campaign.
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Trump has also repeatedly mischaracterized US vetting procedures, suggesting during the campaign and into his presidency that some individuals have entered the US without proper vetting.
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The Trump administration has made it clear that such searches are well within its strategy for "extreme vetting," even if that vetting jeopardizes the privacy of American citizens.
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It notes that a National Vetting Centre opened in December, describing it as "a presidentially created clearing-house and co-ordination centre for vetting information", mostly for those visa waivers.
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"When we experienced an internal communications breakdown in our vetting and decision making process this fall, we instituted a review enlisting outside help and adjusted the process to ensure diverse perspectives were included on vetting decisions, and that there were multiple opportunities to flag vetting issues," the campaign said in a Medium Post.
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U.S. halts vetting of refugees in Australia deal after Trump's angry phone call U.S. halts vetting of refugees in Australia deal after Trump's angry phone call U.S. officials vetting asylum seekers detained in Nauru have departed the barren Pacific island, leaving a controversial refugee resettlement arrangement with Australia under a cloud of uncertainty.
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That the vetting process didn't work and that these men were allowed into the country highlighted serious flaws in the refugee resettlement system and led to reforms of the vetting process.
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On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal's Laura Meckler and Colleen McCain Nelson broke the news that Hillary Clinton is vetting Elizabeth Warren for the vice presidency — but not vetting Bernie Sanders.
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Go deeper: Exclusive: Leaked Trump transition vetting documents Video: Chris Christie confronted with his own vetting document Chart: The top "red flags" for Trump officials Chart: The consequences of the Trump transition
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Exclusive: Leaked Trump transition vetting documents Behind the scenes: How Trump's team staffed the U.S. government Video: Chris Christie confronted with his own vetting document Chart: The consequences of the Trump transition
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And most important, the stated purpose of the ban is to create a pause so that extreme vetting measures can be established, but the current vetting procedures of travelers are already extreme.
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"They've already had significant vetting by Australian authorities and any refugees that will be settled in the U.S. will be subject to 'extreme vetting' by Department of Homeland Security," Mr. Robinson said.
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"When we experienced an internal communications breakdown in our vetting and decision-making process this fall, we instituted a review enlisting outside help and adjusted the process to ensure diverse perspectives were included on vetting decisions and that there were multiple opportunities to flag vetting issues," the campaign wrote in a memo posted Tuesday on Medium.
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Another lawyer, who specializes in vetting for presidential administrations, said the lack of procedure and vetting in Jackson's case, along with others, has been damaging to the administration and could be easily avoided.
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And Syrians are subject to an extra degree of vetting.
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It&aposs very -- President Trump is talking but extreme vetting.
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That's the kind of vetting that makes for good projects.
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"There will be more thorough passenger vetting," Lapan told NPR.
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The site's creator told me he doesn't do any vetting.
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Neither Trump Jr. nor Manafort was subject to the vetting.
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Implementing Uniform Screening and Vetting Standards for All Immigration Programs.
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There will be extreme vetting applied to all of them.
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The process of "extreme vetting" has yet to be explained.
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The vetting review is set to end on Oct. 24.
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But there is no evidence that vetting makes Kenyans safer.
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The travel ban, policies on 'extreme vetting' at airports, etc.
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The New York Times was first to report Christie's vetting.
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I blame myself, since I should've asked more vetting questions.
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And we're going to have a thing called 'extreme vetting.
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So, is there a vetting process for Uncle Jesse's girlfriends?
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" Vetting efforts to screen refugees, he noted, "are not cheap.
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Wouldn't a fuller vetting process have sent up red flares?
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Kasich may be vetting imaginary friends, for all we know.
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That's because the vetting process is extremely long and thorough.
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Interviewing job applicants is a mix of vetting and wooing.
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One of the sources said the vetting process is continuing.
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He's tasked with vetting and filtering what reaches Trump's desk.
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All cannabis permitting includes a vetting process and background check.
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Slavitt is currently undergoing the Finance Committee's bipartisan vetting process.
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So what is she looking for during the vetting process?
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Increased vetting of tech workers by the companies is likely.
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"Different posts require different questions and vetting," the aide said.
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Put simply, no amount of vetting can answer these questions.
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Their work should be subject to periodic and surprise vetting.
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"They have a proactive service of vetting apps," Keating added.
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The properties are chosen after undergoing a rigorous vetting process.
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Moreover, they orchestrate the vetting, editing and archiving of articles.
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Allow yourself a vetting process to weed out the lunatics.
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What happened to the U.S. system for vetting presidential candidates?
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Police departments can be more thorough in their vetting process.
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Many charity websites will walk you through the vetting procedures.
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"The vetting the firm does for you helps," she said.
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As a result, their accounts are subject to extra vetting.
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Mr. Gerstell said that vetting process had been done manually.
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"They had their own process for vetting students," she said.
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What's next: Toronto officials are still vetting the overall plan.
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Any refugee or asylum program needs a solid vetting process.
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We're in the very early stages of vetting those stories.
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Implementing Uniform Screening and Vetting Standards for All Immigration Programs.
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"It's one owner not vetting guests carefully enough," she said.
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When the vice presidential vetting began, the rap on Sen.
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Republican sloppiness and poor vetting aren't the same as effectiveness.
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Extreme vetting could be a form of risk management, but extreme vetting will not get us to the certainty the president implies is needed before refugees from war torn countries can be granted asylum.
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But it could also, as Boland pointed out, suggest these documents were produced in a rush, so much so that they bypassed vetting systems or were subjected to cursory and inexperienced vetting at best.
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The result was a massive decline in vetting failure rate; between 20023 and 2016, there were a total 13 people who qualified as vetting failures; a rate of one failure for every 29 million admissions.
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The system of vetting refugees was first overhauled after Sept. 22016.
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So there's always room for these vetting programs to be stronger.
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The authors defend the national security vetting apparatus developed since Sept.
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"This was an extreme vetting program that wasn't properly vetted," Sen.
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Trump wouldn't come close to passing his own ideological vetting test.
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Scherr was on a group responsible for vetting large financial commitments.
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The ACLU is pushing the government to streamline its vetting process.
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When Ziya couldn't produce hers, the vetting committee sent her away.
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So she signed up for another appointment with the vetting committee.
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After vetting a referral, she connected her client with the pro.
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Several Republicans Tuesday had questions about the White House's vetting process.
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Its technical leadership fellows go through a six-month vetting process.
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More importantly, social media is often seen as a vetting tool.
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Uber still hasn't quite nailed down that driver vetting program, though.
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Our process: We are publishing a selection of these vetting documents.
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"Herman's going through the vetting process for now," Kudlow said Tuesday.
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" Kudlow added, "We'll just let things play out in the vetting.
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There's a ban, plus "extreme vetting" that includes an ideological test.
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I understand that this relates specifically to vetting and compliance features.
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That said, the vetting process for MAVNI recruits was already stringent.
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The shoddy vetting isn't just a problem at the State Department.
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It mentioned "extreme vetting questions" for "high-risk aliens" as well.
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Still, some have raised the vetting issue in meetings, he said.
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The national news outlet covered this without, apparently, any reasonable vetting.
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Their vetting time ranged on average between 18 and 24 months.
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MESSAGE YOUR HOST BEFOREHAND There's a natural vetting process with Airbnb.
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There is no extensive process underway for vetting potential Trump appointees.
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And so we are going to do very careful, thorough vetting.
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The problem is that Martinez would never survive the vetting process.
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Bernhard said habitat destruction would still be considered in vetting permits.
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This black market lets people bypass Uber's vetting process for drivers.
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"I'm making sure they're soldiers," says Raymond of his vetting process.
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" He, after all, was the one who called it "extreme vetting.
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I'll be vetting these over the next few weeks or so.
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Vetting, however, uncovered both the email scandal and the previous jilting.
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It is more a compilation of prepublication notes, requiring further vetting.
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This week has offered a nightmare scenario for this vetting process.
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Serious vetting should begin with Judge Kavanaugh's dissent in Garza v.
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News organizations have various systems for vetting footage to verify authenticity.
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There's a vetting process about your background, but not your skill.
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The vetting is done before anyone signs on a dotted line.
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Defending the process White House sources defended Jackson's formal vetting process .
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Vetting all the facts contained within them is extremely time-consuming.
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The vetting is done against databases including known or suspected terrorists.
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The institute's board and leadership are vetting potential buyers or investors.
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He would support a full vetting, but not a total ban.
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"We're still at the beginning of the vetting process," Tester said.
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And the vetting policies have been fine-tuned over the years.
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The FAA has said it is "absolutely" confident in its vetting.
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While the refugee program is paused, that vetting cannot go forward.
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Love, a longtime executive recruiter for technology companies, spearheads candidate vetting.
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They helped Ziya navigate the convoluted, counterintuitive system and encouraged Ziya to try passing vetting once more during a mobile registration event, in which the paralegals brought the registrars and a vetting committee into the community.
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"In particular, we plan to focus on the personal vetting of Kavanaugh, rather than career or legal vetting," a two-page memo obtained by CNN outlining the firm's plan in the weeks and months ahead says.
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"I wouldn't suggest or speculate the improved vetting would have prevented this particular event, but I do think it's clear—and the Department of Defense agrees—that we have to improve our vetting procedures," Barr said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is expected to sign a national security memorandum on Tuesday establishing a "National Vetting Center" aimed at improving vetting of those looking to enter the US, two administration officials told CNN.
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And while the President said the government is "vetting" people coming in, just last month, Wall told judges that the government had "put its pencil down" because even the vetting provision of the ban had been frozen.
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Trump Promises Extreme Vetting of Muslim MigrantsOutlining his plans to combat "radical Islamic terrorism," Republican nominee Donald Trump said he would enact "extreme vetting" and set up a new ideological screening test for Muslim visitors and immigrants.
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The resignations raised questions about the thoroughness of the administration's vetting procedures.
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FIFTH, suspend immigration from terror-prone regions where vetting cannot safely occur.
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Monsanto claimed that Roundup's safety had received independent vetting, as Bloomberg reports.
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So, this was a temporary pause to create an extreme vetting process.
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Even after a very thorough vetting, Obama had deferred a similar raid.
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But the media are already vetting people like Amy Barrett in advance.
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This may not leave adequate time for the vetting and selection process.
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Here are the outstanding issues: How much vetting does a parent need?
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After all, who doesn't begin vetting a place immediately upon walking in?
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The industry talks a good game, emphasising recent improvements in client-vetting.
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"This administration sometimes does less political vetting than other presidents," Kelner said.
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"The floor [debate] is not really vetting, it's just argument," he said.
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Feels like the same vetting process can be applied to beauty gadgets.
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The data trail makes vetting candidates far more difficult for party managers.
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All the results must be approved the Guardian Council, a vetting body.
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The Clinton campaign declined to comment on its procedures for vetting staff.
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There's also the difficulty of finding established fund sponsors and vetting them.
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Trump demanded tough values tests and "extreme" vetting of would-be immigrants.
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He wants to bring it down to about 15,000 because difficulty vetting.
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He says vetting the Infowars&apos founder is a job for journalists.
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FIFTH: suspend immigration from terror-prone regions where vetting cannot safely occur.
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Mr Scalia's successor will not have such a quick and easy vetting.
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" Trump's proposed ban on all Muslim immigrants later morphed into "extreme vetting.
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Amazon will need to be careful in its vetting and approval process.
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Failures of vetting by the Trump administration continue to dominate the news.
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"Nowadays, more than ever, potential clients are vetting us online," she said.
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A source confirmed to CNN that the White House was vetting Sandoval.
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Trump officials say that Iraq has enhanced their security procedures for vetting.
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He's right to call for extreme vetting of people coming into America.
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"Our country needs strong borders and extreme vetting, NOW," the president tweeted.
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Others have since said his "extreme vetting" idea might not be feasible.
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Cohen now has gotten through that vetting process, apparently to Mueller's satisfaction.
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Clinton's vice-presidential search, has begun vetting Ms. Warren and other candidates.
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Some authorities have fined rideshare companies for issues related to driver vetting.
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They must first pass a strict vetting process -- which can take months.
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After an extensive vetting process, Darweesh was granted a special immigrant visa.
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Clinton and her team have been going through a methodical vetting process.
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The vetting process is officially done by the 12-member Guardian Council.
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Do I go through the process of vetting someone to hire privately?
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This rush to hold hearings cannot produce adequate Senate vetting of nominees.
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Trump has begun the vetting process for his pick, and Carson, Sen.
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But resistance to the vetting process can be a huge red flag.
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It was a risky thing for NBC to televise without stronger vetting.
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They should spend time vetting your concerns, goals, legacy plans and fears.
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The vetting committee said it "found no fault" in Yaron's moral conduct.
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Seasoned TechCrunch editors review all applications in a highly competitive vetting process.
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The answer is, we don't have a system for vetting presidential candidates.
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His orbit believes any deal will include extreme vetting and border security.
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After that, an ABC executive said the vetting process should be improved.
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Residents took turns picking up trash, conducting security patrols and vetting newcomers.
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"This was an extreme vetting program that wasn't properly vetted," he said.
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"We have an extreme vetting," said Jason Hellickson, the company's chief executive.
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"That's the problem here: there is no standardized vetting process," said InWara.
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Increased vetting and additional in-person interviews have further winnowed foreign travelers.
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And he strongly favors "extreme vetting" for refugees from the Middle East.
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They have also raised questions about the Trump administration's vetting of Jackson.
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Khamenei wields complete control over the vetting and screening of election candidates.
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I call it extreme vetting, and we're going very strong on security.
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Resettlement to the United States often requires years-long and rigorous vetting.
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But the players understand that it is part of the vetting process.
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Mr. Trump's possible vetting of disabled benefits both scares and disturbs her.
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Porter's job responsibilities included vetting documents and other information that Trump sees.
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Both lawmakers called for reviewing future vetting of future foreign military trainees.
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Even perfect vetting would not have uncovered any reason to fear them.
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"That's why nominees need a thorough vetting process, not a rubber stamp."
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Our refugee and visitor vetting systems are already very strong and effective.
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Second, we do need stricter vetting on the seven countries Obama identified.
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Expert review of the resettlement vetting process is part of good government.
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The social network is vetting local publishers that appear in this section.
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Trump's decision to put Lewandowski in charge of the search and vetting also marks a break with precedent, as past Republican nominees have typically put a trusted attorney in charge of the vetting process -- not their campaign manager.
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The two men appeared over the summer on a list of top candidates for the positions that was sent to officials involved in the vetting process before a formal nomination, according to another source familiar with the vetting.
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New vetting: In the past, foreign students coming to the United States typically went through a home country vetting process, followed by additional screening from the Department of Homeland Security and State Department as well as the Pentagon.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is vetting James G. Stavridis, a retired four-star Navy admiral who served as the 16th supreme allied commander at NATO, as a possible running mate, according to a person with knowledge of the vetting process.
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Asked about the vetting records of his other VP choices, Trump has enjoyed telling friends and allies that the vetting report of the more polarizing and thrice-married former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) ran to some 400 pages.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TEFAF (The European Fine Art Fair) has announced a new global vetting policy that will replace art dealers and auction house experts on their vetting committees with advisors less connected to the market.
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Or maybe, at the very last minute, ''recurrent vetting'' raised a red flag.
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Refugee security vetting was reviewed and the process was restarted several months later.
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This sort of vetting has proved doubly frustrating to the people it's hampering.
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"Vetting customers is the most delicate part of our whole activity," Zapparoli said.
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It was not immediately clear what Netflix&aposs vetting policy is for films.
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It has proved almost impossible to determine what Trump means by extreme vetting.
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"This was an extreme vetting program that wasn't properly vetted," Ohio Republican Sen.
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" Trump also mentioned that his administration has been working on "improving vetting procedures.
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Raya is serious about this vetting process — which makes the app quite exclusive.
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Why Rod Rosenstein wants a hand in Brett Kavanaugh&aposs confirmation vetting procedure?
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In its broadest form, "extreme vetting" could shut down all those entries temporarily.
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As you might imagine, our vetting process is competitive, to say the least.
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The next round of vetting trimmed the field to a few dozen compounds.
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The review of vetting procedures is done, as required by the executive order.
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And then there is "extreme vetting" of foreigners, covered by this blog before.
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HHS was reaching capacity when it announced the reversal in the vetting process.
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Ahead of this year's edition, TEFAF announced an overhaul of its vetting procedures.
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That's how the reporting and vetting process is supposed to work, of course.
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"If you're doing the work yourself we're vetting you very hard," says Bamfo.
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Since 2010 Britain has had a system for vetting Huawei's software and systems.
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The vetting team often put these denigrations at the top of the documents.
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Squadbox also scores each message's toxicity level to help moderators when vetting emails.
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NBC News confirmed in May that Trump refused a full vetting early on.
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Not all 25 are likely to make it very far in Trump's vetting.
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Unlike that at the running-shoe store, the Apple vetting process was lengthy.
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What did he think was going to happen resulting from this public vetting?
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Critics say this vetting deters many from applying, meaning only loyalists come back.
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Extreme vetting implies something more and better than what is already being done.
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The final step is a TSA vetting, similar to applying for TSA Precheck.
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"I was bankrolling the games, vetting the players, extending the credit," she said.
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I think we will slow the vetting of the information in the dossier.
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Alas, selection, vetting, clearance, and confirmation may run many months past the inauguration.
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Given public disgruntlement, it is likely to give the deal a noisy vetting.
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But critics say companies only check names and that the vetting is insufficient.
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He first selected Tom Eagleton without going through any kind of vetting process.
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The White House declined to comment when asked how much vetting was done.
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You assume they will because you've done a lot of vetting of candidates.
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Part of the slowness has come from the rigor of the vetting process.
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President Trump, asked about the White House's vetting process in regards to Rep.
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These positions take a serious amount of vetting, a serious amount of paperwork.
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Traditional nonprofits may also have more experience in vetting potential recipients, he said.
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The current vetting process of National Archives materials has also prompted Democratic complaints.
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Which says the lack of vetting on these Amazon recommended products is concerning.
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When vetting candidates, it's important to embrace effective interview practices and psychological profiles.
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The controversy around Porter has raised questions about the White House vetting process.
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Notably, in late September, Trump expanded baseline vetting standards for green card applicants.
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The news of the vetting was first reported by the Los Angeles Times.
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" President Donald Trump restarted the refugee program in October "with enhanced vetting capabilities.
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Then there is the danger of an unintended meaning, even after careful vetting.
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"Our campaign will run a rigorous vetting process," one of the advisers said.
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They discussed the vetting process and the mechanics of the public school system.
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While there have been increased vetting measures implemented since the shooting, Lt. Gen.
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The story failed to undergo CNN's usual vetting procedures and was later retracted.
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But there's danger in passing a bill that has had essentially no vetting.
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But prosecutors are the wrong people for the task of vetting clemency cases.
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Go deeper: Pentagon to review international student vetting in wake of Pensacola attack
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Some will be disreputable and you need to be scrupulous in vetting them.
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Labor recruits undergo "political vetting" to determine if they are a security risk.
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So Kavanaugh was appointed to a powerful, lifetime position without a true vetting.
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He brought in a group of people with little vetting, the officials said.
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Or he could sign a more substantial order if the vetting is completed.
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Additionally, vetting candidates is easier than it would be on something like Craigslist.
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Sudan was found to have responded and improved their vetting and record procedures.
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Cheryl Mills, a head of her vetting team, is waiting inside. http://bit.
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Announcing his "extreme vetting" plan, the president invoked the specter of the Sept.
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Unfortunately, not all of these candidates have been through the customary vetting process.
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Whatever vetting process Jackson went through apparently did not find any red flags.
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The campaign is still in the early stages of vetting the potential candidates.
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The vetting was intense, but in my opinion, necessary for a war zone.
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All passages and test questions go through a "thorough vetting process," DESE said.
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The White House had its own process for vetting political appointees and ambassadors.
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The vetting is extreme, taking years for many who want to come here.
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Not easily, and only after a great deal of vetting, I assure you.
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Most people are not closely following the intricacies of visa vetting and screening.
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"There's a need for very exacting and close scrutiny and vetting," said Sen.
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Who the hell is vetting people that are going into Mar-a-Lago?
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Syrians will also undergo an additional vetting by US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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And I will certainly be there to help with the vetting and debating.
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He (falsely) claimed the United States has no vetting process for Syrian refugees.
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Now, Bloom is in the midst of speaking to and vetting additional plaintiffs.
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"It's a vetting system to keep America safe," Spicer said at the briefing.
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Democrats and liberals howled, calling it an unprecedentedly partisan Supreme Court vetting process.
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The first is that you have to choose between proper vetting, more vetting of people, foreigners coming into the country, or nothing at all because you would be bigoted to do so and you&aposre going after minorities as a result.
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I don't think Trump has any idea what the vetting process is for refugees from these countries — it is already a very vigorous vetting process, and that's why we haven't had attacks committed on American soil by refugees from these countries.
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On Tuesday night, Trump said he ordered the Department of Homeland Security to step up its "extreme vetting" of people entering the US. "I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program," Trump tweeted Tuesday night.
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Trump has told reporters he's interested in implementing his "Muslim ban" — since retooled into a ban on immigration from "terror-prone regions where vetting cannot safely occur," and "extreme vetting" for all others — through an executive action, as soon as Monday.
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"As part of our work to constantly improve screening and vetting of visa applicants and to implement the President's March 6 Memorandum on heightened screening and vetting, the Department instructed posts to immediately take a number of steps," the cable reads.
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READ: All the ways Brett Kavanaugh has denied the sexual misconduct allegations against him Once any background investigation is complete, Vecchi said a candidate's file would go to a vetting committee, which in this case would be White House vetting committee.
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Mr. Trump was asked during a joint news conference with the president of South Korea whether he would support "extreme vetting" of gun buyers, comparable to the vetting his administration has sought to impose on visitors from some predominantly Muslim countries.
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" The GOP leader said he would not argue against tightening vetting of refugees but seemed to draw a line in the sand on how Trump's team talks about its refugee pause: "I don't want to criticize them for improving vetting.
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Public confidence would be greatly enhanced, however, if the President made clear whether the vetting of the celebrities who received clemency took place in full accordance with the regulations and vetting process as suggested by the Office of the Pardon Attorney.
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A veteran Washington lawyer, James Hamilton, is also overseeing the vetting of the candidates.
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Still, the vetting of Syria refugees has so far proven to be quite effective.
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Skirting medical-industry vetting saves the company and providers money, and patients by extension.
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And proper vetting is likely one of their biggest costs, perhaps next to legal.
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OPM and the Pentagon will carry out the vetting process, in conjunction with DNI.
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This is not a guy who is going to push for vetting the tweets.
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In human intelligence work, a key challenge is the vetting and validation of sources.
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The Trump administration has been embarrassed by a number of high-profile vetting issues.
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The Council said the commission was simply going through the motions while vetting judges.
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The new proposals, called "extreme vetting", include a right to access visitors' mobile phones.
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The White House did not respond to questions about how vetting would be expanded.
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And now, under President Donald Trump's "extreme vetting" procedures, the process has slowed significantly.
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"He's in the vetting process, we will see how that turns out," Kudlow added.
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In vetting outside investment management firms, White visits the headquarters to meet key individuals.
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The issuance of entry visas to America has been cut and security vetting increased.
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Extreme vetting, the president reports, is already happening, without the travel ban in place.
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It's historically served as a vital step in vetting contenders for the high court.
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Such vetting would cover a much broader swathe of the globe than the ban.
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But, as with any relationship, you have to go through a vetting process first.
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Critics contend vetting is inadequate and the company never meets potential drivers in person.
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RC: Are you concerned about vetting the allegations of the other side as well?
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For now, the co-founders are vetting every researcher they bring on the platform.
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Brokers are paid for reducing risk for the shippers by properly vetting the carriers.
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Axios categorized them all — for the nearly 100 people whose vetting documents we received.
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"They've realised that they can turn up the security vetting and keep everyone out."
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And he called for "extreme vetting" to stop the infiltration of potential radical Islamists.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has begun formally vetting prospective vice presidential picks.
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It wasn't just cars they started vetting, but any pedestrians coming and going, too.
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French farmers want more transparency on land transactions, and improved vetting by the state.
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The vetting process is very selective, and TechCrunch editors thoroughly review every qualified application.
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In case you didn't know, refugees undergo a rigorous vetting process from multiple agencies.
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Now, North Carolina legislators can make such voting changes with no such federal vetting.
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Prospective refugees are then sent to the Department of Homeland Security for full vetting.
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Those fees were charged to cover a review process and vetting for each fundraiser.
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San Francisco-based Uber Technologies Inc has faced criticism over its vetting of drivers.
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Regulators will also lower the threshold for overseas applicants and simplify the vetting process.
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Khoa was eliminated during the ruling Communist Party's tough vetting process for independent candidates.
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He has proposed a ban on immigration from countries where vetting would be difficult.
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The White House has had a hard time choosing, vetting and retaining top appointees.
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Astronauts who go into low Earth orbit have to pass a strict vetting process.
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The green card program has a long, serious vetting program; it takes a year.
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The day before, he advocated for a tougher vetting program for would-be immigrants.
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I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program.
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They, like anyone, have to go through the normal vetting and background investigation process.
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"We're vetting those ideas now with legislators and with the White House," he continued.
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The new policy would aim for more uniform standards in vetting refugees, Reuters reported.
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The next step is truly vetting your idea and getting others to buy in.
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His travel bans and extreme vetting won't work and may even make things worse.
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Other presidential campaigns have had thorough vetting processes when bringing on new staff members.
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By heightening the vetting process, it's possible to further limit the number of refugees.
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There was inadequate vetting of questions from the allegedly undecided voters in the audience.
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Vetting such claims takes time and effort, and might not be possible at all.
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But DeGeneres thinks that ABC would happily arrange a different vetting process for Mayer.
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Calling for tougher vetting for individuals travelling from seven dangerous places is not extreme.
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The company met today with regulators and agreed to improve its products' vetting procedures.
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If the vetting goes well, apparently that place could be as Trump's No. 2.
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And at CNN, the chief executive officer has begun personally vetting all intercontinental travel.
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And public health officials typically take their time when vetting vaccines targeted at millions.
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We invite you to submit a question about the essay or our vetting process.
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The third zone of dysfunction is the Trump administration's haphazard staffing and vetting procedures.
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There's a breakdown in the vetting system and that breakdown needs to be addressed.
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Refugees and asylees already go through a rigorous vetting process that can take years.
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Trump denied that there was any issue with the White House vetting process Friday.
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DeSantis's campaign later said the former official was removed from the event after vetting.
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Vetting the vast universe of those on social media would be a gargantuan task.
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Upon further vetting, he realized he could flip the property for a hefty profit.
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"We shouldn't do this without a full vetting by the tenants," Mr. Barron said.
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In recent years, though, the Defense Department has tightened its vetting of immigrant recruits.
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"We're in an era when people oftentimes speak without vetting their information," she said.
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Vetting: Media matters Last week, Trump announced on Twitter that he was nominating Rep.
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Meticulous vetting is paramount when it comes to wholesaling land for development, Pott said.
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And second, proposed drone attacks and raids would no longer undergo high-level vetting.
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"We can't do the vetting and do the Biennale, too," Mr. Ary Jan said.
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But something came up in his vetting interview that gave White House officials pause.
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Pregnancy tests won't be part of the visa vetting process, the officials told reporters.
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He noted recent Pentagon changes aimed at improving the vetting of foreign military students.
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In the following week, staffers hastily drafted the language, which required extensive legal vetting.
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The allegations against Jackson also shined an unflattering light on the administration's vetting process.
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But it obviously has problems vetting third-party retailers, which isn't a new problem.
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EST: President Trump signs a National Security Presidential Memorandum establishing the National Vetting Center.
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The country's vetting system for refugees, which begins at the United Nations, is extensive.
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"Hire one more" staffer, the Obama campaign veteran warned, and "put them on vetting."
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Nor did it respond to questions about its vetting procedure for these prominent Cambodians.
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Government reforms brought higher standards, guarding against medicines coming to customers without proper vetting.
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The Iraqi officials insisted that their vetting system was thorough enough on its own.
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Auditors and government officials have long scrutinized vetting and security issues around training programs.
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He says the "extreme vetting" is necessary to protect the country and its borders.
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A few Brexiteers suggested that justices should be subject to political vetting before appointment.
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The decision on whether to sign Hardy began with extensive vetting, the team said.
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Does part of the vetting involve the particular county where the money comes from?
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The so-called "enhanced vetting measures" were applied to refugees from the 11 countries.
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Calling for tougher vetting for individuals traveling from seven dangerous places is not extreme.
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Who was responsible for these children's well-being and for vetting the foster parent?
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Whatever vetting is currently being done on these chain migrants, it clearly isn't enough.
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Our vetting of immigrants has kept us safe for over 15 years, since Sept.
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The vetting process took three years, but they followed protocol until we were approved.
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Mr. Mandelblit did not hesitate, according to a person involved in the vetting process.
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It's a bill that's sold on a giant pack of lies, without thorough vetting.
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Already a political stretch, the idea would face a lot more economic vetting, too.
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A vetting system has existed since the 243s and was modified after the Sept.
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FamilyTreeDNA has created a highly unusual vetting system for each formal law enforcement request.
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But refugees already undergo a thorough vetting process that takes 18 to 24 months.
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Some of it is how you vet, so eliminating those proxies from your vetting.
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The board's pick would also be subject to an unusual vetting by U.S. regulators.
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According to the presentation, ICE has already begun meeting with companies about building out the program, which again, is now called "Visa lifecycle vetting" in case you hear the term bandied about and mistake it for anything less sinister than "extreme vetting."[ProPublica]
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Iraq's removal from the list came after an intense review from the State Department to improve vetting of Iraqi citizens in collaboration with the Iraqi government, though he did not specify how vetting had been improved.
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"We remain in contact with the Trump administration and our embassy in Washington is also working with U.S. officials and we expect that vetting process would be as tough as Australia's vetting process in terms of health and security checks," she added.
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Sadiq said his company developed a vetting system on his platform to combat false advertising.
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That is what the whole system -- WATTERS: This is a part of the vetting process.
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The order seeks "extreme vetting" procedures for those it did allow to enter the country.
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An investigative team will be dedicated to vetting the new complaints against Nassar, Dunlap said.
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Admissions for Syrian refugees would be suspended indefinitely until the vetting process sees an overhaul.
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One way it works to ramp up safety is a stricter vetting process for drivers.
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They could do what President Obama did, and [tighten up vetting after the Paris attacks].
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As such, it's likely that they slipped past Japanese staff vetting submissions to the store.
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She was devastated that her team had let the call through without properly vetting it.
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A thorough and successful vetting requires the campaigns to invest significant time, effort and resources.
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"Refugee applicants also undergo more thorough security vetting than ever before," the DHS official said.
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LG: Does Clear use any type of social media for vetting or anything like that?
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In court filings, the Pentagon has cited security concerns about sufficiently vetting of enlisted recruits.
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Data from thousands of cases has demonstrated the severe delays that vetting causes, for example.
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Amazon killed an AI vetting project after learning that the software was biased against women.
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"They admitted to not doing any vetting," Rubio said on CNBC's Squawk Box on Wednesday.
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An EU-mandated mission is overseeing the vetting of Albania's judiciary for corruption, for instance.
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The newspaper said the Trump campaign is also vetting her as a possible running mate.
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Refugee vetting typically takes one to two years and includes numerous rounds of security checks.
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The organizations are responsible for vetting the individuals they place, and then making the bookings.
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But the family says they blame Terminix for not vetting Sunland, and they are suing.
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KUDLOW SAYS WHITE HOUSE STILL SUPPORTS MOORE FOR FED SEAT, WILL LET VETTING PLAY OUT
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Refugees undergo a vetting process that can take over 12 months to verify their identities.
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What is clear is that Trump's approach to reforming the vetting system is extraordinarily harsh.
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This interagency security investigation continues in the background throughout the rest of the vetting process.
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She opposed Thomas's confirmation and has been active in vetting Kavanaugh's record this time around.
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" Trump has yet to provide any concrete details about what he means by "extreme vetting.
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He later clarified that such measures would be "temporary" until "vetting systems" were in place.
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We're doing additional vetting and giving them a students' perspectives on life at the university.
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We did the vetting for you and rounded up a bunch of great costume ideas.
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Vetting process Iran's presidential election is scheduled for May 19, but campaigning starts April 28.
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"We have already spent between $9,000 and $10,000 in vetting fees for them," Siebler shared.
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Additionally, it reveals that President Trump's vetting process (if there is one) is not working.
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State Department guidelines say under normal circumstances vetting can take between 18 and 24 months.
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That means that it has not yet gone through a vetting process called peer review.
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But it's obvious voters are paying attention and vetting the candidates right until the end.
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The settlement requires vetting for any projections about Tesla's business, which would include production forecasts.
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Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan, meanwhile, said the White House should improve its vetting process.
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"That's going to go through some pretty significant and rigorous vetting in the Congress," Rep.
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The administration can now conduct internal reviews of other countries' vetting processes for visa applicants.
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It's not unreasonable to seek a review of immigration, and refugee-vetting procedures makes sense.
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Barbara Jones, a former federal judge, had been tasked with vetting those claims of privilege.
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The maps will have to be approved by a special government-appointed security vetting authority.
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In practice, only a fraction of military units abroad fail to pass Leahy Law vetting.
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Any policy that would increase federal spending should be given a full – and transparent – vetting.
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Nor was there much, if any, objective vetting done on any other issues or individuals.
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The Obama administration announced last October after the Pentagon's struggles vetting and training individual fighters.
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For most refugees, it takes 2202 to 2628 months to complete the rigorous vetting process.
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In the past, the department paid little attention to recruiting and vetting qualified correction officers.
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They knew some companies did undertake serious vetting, but it was usually via a questionnaire.
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Saban said he interviewed Smith but went in a different direction after a vetting process.
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If enacted, the bill would add an extra layer of vetting to major foreign investments.
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When you reframe vetting as an informational challenge, it opens the door to novel solutions.
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The accuracy of President Trump's vetting process will play an important role in this regard.
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Despite this reversal, the concept of extreme vetting was again cast into the national spotlight.
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"You wouldn't sign your child up for piano lessons without vetting the teacher," he said.
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It also requires them to meet the same vetting standards as any other immigration program.
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"It would be incompetent vetting and recruiting if he didn't know this stuff," he added.
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Donald Trump called for the expansion of "extreme vetting" for people entering the United States.
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There was also some discussion of the Trump campaign's vetting process for a running mate.
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Each sentinel underwent extensive vetting, a series of psychological exams, drug tests and background checks.
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The extra information would be used for vetting and contact information, according to the proposal.
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Garcia-Amaya spent more than a year vetting financial advisers and planners before going live.
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Careful vetting of the appropriate countries to become permanent sites would need to be conducted.
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"We're still behind him, and he's going through the process of vetting," Kudlow told reporters.
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"They will need to be extremely careful in vetting who they work with," Cohen said.
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"A very thorough investigation and vetting process has taken place," Sanders assured the assembled media.
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He has slashed the refugee program and imposed "extreme vetting" standards on mostly Muslim travelers.
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Our experienced team of TechCrunch editors reviews every application in a highly competitive vetting process.
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"The more distant the relative is, the more vetting you'd want to do," Karimzad said.
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During the trip, 70 men who had already undergone "extreme vetting" were given medical screenings.
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And "extreme vetting" was one of the vague buzzwords that defined Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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And the added vetting requirements of the Trump administration have hardly affected both groups equally.
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This has left some nominees unprotected and facing a brutal vetting process with little preparation.
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The fiction that the vetting is done by the United Nations, not the United States.
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The state does not want to be solely responsible for vetting pitches and business plans.
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Gates changed course and now requires his grantees to go through a careful vetting process.
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Several Democratic lawmakers called for an investigation into how the club was vetting its visitors.
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Improved pre-vetting of drivers and greater transparency of action taken would improve their case.
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In vetting these books, Amazon often appears to be reacting to customer reviews and journalists.
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I'm the moderator of a huge community group, vetting medical info 85033 hours a day.
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Federal officials say their vetting procedures are designed to safeguard the children in their care.
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We invite you to submit a question about the essay or our vetting process here.
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Vetting is an after-thought, as is seeking the counsel of Republican allies in Congress.
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His enlistment has been in limbo ever since, stalled by a backlogged security vetting system.
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And platforms may have trouble effectively vetting their sellers because some boast thousands of merchants.
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Students learn to ask these six "consumer questions" when vetting a story: • Who made this?
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Trump seems to think the pens are down because the new vetting standards are written.
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Where was the vetting, extreme or otherwise, of Steve Mnuchin, just confirmed as Treasury secretary?
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We can put in place a vetting process that the American people have confidence in.
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But it is unclear how the Mexican spy efforts made it through the vetting process.
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But the interpreters had extensive security vetting before they were permitted to accompany American forces.
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It may be that the countries do somehow fall short in vetting would-be emigrants.
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Instead, he said he supports Trump's proposed "extreme vetting" of immigrants coming from dangerous regions.
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The breach saw the theft of 21 million vetting files on federal employees and contractors.
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Under President Donald Trump, USCIS has increased its reliance on social media vetting for refugees.
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The report suggests early vetting of applications at foriegn embassies to identify potential security risks.
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He&aposd rather spend his time vetting a company&aposs competitive advantage and business initiatives.
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New domestic deals will be allowed, but they will go through a vigorous vetting process.
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The stoppage was needed, according to Trump officials, to conduct a review of vetting procedures.
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Meanwhile, most of the top Democrats have gone through only a partial vetting at best.
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A rigorous vetting process will aim to safeguard against thefts and other types of abuse.
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Maintaining a competent, responsive political class requires vetting candidates through both popular and professional filters.
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Trump has said "extreme vetting" of refugees and immigrants is needed to prevent terrorist attacks.
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In critical ways, our committee is abandoning its tradition of exhaustively vetting Supreme Court nominees.
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The Muslim ban is something that in some form has morphed into a extreme vetting.
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"In the case of a few of us, there's not much vetting to do," Gingrich said.
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Vetting was stringent: only 16% of applications for the credit between 2003 and 2017 were successful.
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We need extreme vetting from societies and cultures that conflict with our constitutional freedoms and values.
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The network, which first reported the upcoming meeting, said it was part of the vetting process.
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He then changed his rhetoric to the so-called "extreme vetting" procedures he signed last week.
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The powerful election vetting body is close to Khamenei as he appoints half of its members.
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Screenshot: Federacy Screenshot: Federacy For now, they are vetting every researcher they bring on the platform.
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Refugees from those countries are barred for 120 days while officials review already stringent vetting measures.
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This is the "extreme vetting" Trump promised during the campaign, but caught the world by surprise.
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Both the US and Australia already apply very stringent security vetting processes for any refugees resettled.
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As noted by the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, this vetting has been highly effective.
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Extreme vetting will be put in place, and it already is in place in many places.
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Thus, fighting extremism with extreme responses -- such as "extreme vetting" -- can hardly be a sustainable solution.
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In contrast, in 2011 the Obama administration began additional vetting of Iraqis on Special Immigrant Visas.
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The president and his vetting team have moved quickly ahead of an expected announcement on Monday.
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Trump reiterated plans to implement what he calls "extreme vetting" of people from the Muslim world.
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The US official said Trump asked Tillerson to get greater clarity on vetting measures in Iraq.
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The US official said Trump asked Tillerson to get greater clarity on vetting measures in Iraq.
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President Trump is ordering tougher screenings for vsa applicants as part of his "extreme vetting" policy.
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Instead of shutting down the United States and saying everybody needs to have this extreme vetting.
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What is this extreme vetting, I&aposm waiting on that memorandum to see what it is.
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Biggest of all appeared to be the lack of vetting and background checking into senior appointments.
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Ross is one of three wealthy Trump picks to run into delays with the vetting process.
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In 2018, the Trump administration instituted "enhanced vetting measures" affecting refugees from 11 countries including Somalia.
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Post 9/11, Muslims—especially Muslim men—flying to America have become accustomed to extreme vetting.
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One tactic that appears to be spreading is a sort of "vetting" process for Muslim citizens.
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One reason is a criminal enterprise's very strict vetting, up to and including participation in murders.
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The memo outlines "secondary procedures" for people who meet a certain threshold of the vetting criteria.
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But federal officials said the vetting system is designed to safeguard the children in their care.
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Applicants go through a serious vetting process conducted by TechCrunch editors with an eye for greatness.
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Its vetting process had failed background checks, face-to-face interviews and reference checks, per Bloomberg.
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There appears to be no vetting of my husband's accusers before stories are published or aired.
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There is no special vetting for Cubans, and there are no medical examinations or vaccination requirements.
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He called for cyber warfare to hit propaganda efforts online and "extreme, extreme vetting" of immigrants.
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Our proposal taps into a source of information that would complement vetting procedures already in place.
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President Trump is right to stop this very flawed process until extreme vetting can take place.
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Businesses love how easy it makes checking credit histories and vetting job applicants, among other things.
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Elsewhere, though, Mr Trump's administration is beset by the same old problems: lazy vetting and underpopulation.
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White House officials have said Cain remains in the vetting process and has the President's support.
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After all that has happened around the world, still people don&apost want to use vetting.
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On Tuesday, the New York Post reported Trump was vetting his top military consultant Lt. Gen.
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You have a lot of local chapters; you do not have a national leader vetting policy.
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"In no way, shape or form is this proper vetting," local artist Amy Wilson told Hyperallergic.
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Rob Portman of Ohio said the plan to strengthen vetting of refugees was itself not vetted.
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However, neither firm's work has, to public knowledge, bridged into extreme vetting or direct data brokerage.
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Trump's vetting team was aware of the Minnesota Law Review article that's very anti-presidential investigation.
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In China, however, security vetting is even more likely to be deployed as a political weapon.
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Roche said China's speedy approval shows officials responsible for vetting new drugs have changed their thinking.
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Plaintiffs have not shown how the government's internal review of its vetting procedures will harm them.
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The American people demand and deserve a full and fair vetting of the next attorney general.
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Hundreds of others have been written up to undergo additional vetting, according to the Associated Press.
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I think it's a legitimate concern to be worried the proper vetting will not take place.
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Iraqi citizens will not be subject to travel prohibitions but will face enhanced scrutiny or vetting.
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This is a highly competitive vetting process, and our acceptance rate typically hovers around three percent.
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" He described vetting under the last few years — under the Obama administration — as "at best loose.
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He has also, importantly, already been through the vetting and the grind of the national spotlight.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump should confine their vetting to the crucial state of Ohio, with Mrs.
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Unit economics seem strong, and vetting on both sides of the market creates trust and community.
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Cheerleaders go through an excruciating vetting process, are unpaid, and are guarded 24 hours a day.
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The spokeswoman responded that it "wasn't necessary" to perform any such legal vetting of Icahn's role.
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If we ask Donald J. Trump, he'll submit Muslims to "extreme vetting" and demand loyalty oaths.
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The panel will also be responsible for vetting William Barr, Trump's attorney general nominee, next year.
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As time went on, he switched to calling for "extreme vetting" to disguise the proposal's motivations.
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Should we speed up or slow the process of securely vetting airline passengers entering our country?
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Costco does the vetting work for customers, said Joseph Feldman, an analyst at Telsey Advisory Group.
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With these conditions, it's evident that we need extreme vetting for people coming from these regions.
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If someone can't even commit to the vetting process, how can they commit to a person?
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Mr. Trump's aides have started vetting him, one of the people briefed on the matter said.
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You earned that seat by getting through our very, very difficult and in-depth vetting process.
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"They, like anyone, have to go through the normal vetting and background investigation process," he said.
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The administrator will do some vetting of potential new members, making it safer than other sites.
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"It has always been subject to American vetting procedures," Turnbull told reporters in Western Australia state.
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How did Rob Porter even make it to the point where the FBI was vetting him?
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Trump VP hopeful *will*have to submit tax returns in vetting, senior campaign source tells me.
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We should admit as many as we can, after proper vetting, simply because they are refugees.
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While Trump demanded "extreme vetting," rigorous review has been a hallmark of consular decisions for decades.
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This hearing is an important step in advancing a fair and transparent vetting of this nominee.
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The issue has raised questions about the vetting of candidates and how Australia's Constitution is interpreted.
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PARIS — Europe is pushing for more stringent vetting of foreign investments, with an eye on Beijing.
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Those rules, known as the Presidential Policy Guidance, required high-level interagency vetting of proposed strikes.
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Going forward, vetting committees will no longer have dealers and auction house employees as voting members.
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But this source said the haphazard handling of Ratcliffe's vetting was more serious this time around.
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Here is what Trump's order on "extreme vetting" - denounced by civil rights groups as discriminatory - includes.
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"Google is failing to do the proper vetting of apps in the family section," he said.
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Mr. Trump also delegated authority to commanders to carry out strikes without high-level interagency vetting.
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Attention was devoted to elevating recruitment and performance standards and conducting routine vetting of police officers.
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The man entered the United States in 2014, years before the Trump administration tightened vetting procedures.
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But we do also take into consideration a writer's motives as part of the vetting process.
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"There's no benefit to the world in us getting too picky about vetting those," she said.
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Dr. Tatonetti said that they went through a thorough vetting process with the institutions' review boards.
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The vetting, or examination and evaluation of the pieces offered for sale, has gotten much stricter.
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He also shares the most important distinction to look for when vetting a potential financial advisor.
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Chris Christie initially provided a cursory vetting of more than 200 proposed nominees before the election.
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Exhibit A as the new administration took control of the capital was the Extreme Vetting Initiative.
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The goal of the Extreme Vetting Initiative was "determinations via automation," ICE explained to the attendees.
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By August, the White House had already been working for several months on vetting Blagojevich's case.
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But there was no disputing it for Obama's vetting team: Bloomberg was absolutely off the table.
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And it quoted a Pentagon official saying the White House was in charge of vetting Green.
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It wouldn't have lasted one if our president cared about the most important kinds of vetting.
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What remains unclear is where the vetting process — between Schwab, McGlashan, and the IRS — went awry.
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None of that seemed to have happened here, reflecting a breakdown in vetting at multiple levels.
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The nomination process is a sophisticated vetting process that each party hopes produces the strongest candidate.
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Those rules, known as the Presidential Policy Guidance, required high-level, interagency vetting of proposed strikes.
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The facility has since implemented a stronger vetting process and more staff training, the spokesperson added.
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Jackson "said all the right things," but the vetting process is just getting started, Tester said.
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More than 30 countries take part in the programme, which starts with vetting by the UNHCR.
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"Everyone will have to go through a vetting process," Smith told The Hill of his legislation.
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It was the first evidence of the "extreme vetting" Mr. Trump promised during the presidential campaign.
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The flip side is lengthy vetting processes limit medical wearable innovations to companies with deep pockets.
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Some Republicans worry about security, though rigorous vetting helps to ensure refugees are overwhelmingly law-abiding.
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For months, the Mar-a-Lago Crowd pressured Shulkin to put the contract through additional vetting.
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The development is the latest example of the Trump administration's enhanced vetting procedures for international travelers.
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Trump issued an executive order in late October 2017 allowing USRAP to resume with enhanced vetting.
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The existing vetting process gave ample opportunity to identify people with terrorist inclinations, Mr. Atohmashli said.
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I find more thorough vetting sometimes necessary, given the inconspicuous nature of terrorism I've encountered firsthand.
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To impose even more intensive vetting on the entire Muslim world would be dangerous and unconstitutional.
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The episode led to a slowdown in Iraqi immigration as the Obama administration reworked vetting procedures.
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He cleared a special vetting panel earlier in November and would be sworn in on Dec.
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People who get green cards through the lottery don't get to skip any vetting process. pic.twitter.
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The bill calls for extreme vetting of important rules to protect public health and the environment.
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"They were overall complimentary of the process" of moving nominees through the ethical vetting, he said.
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Trump, though, mandated his officials to implement the vetting process, which officially took effect in May.
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President Trump is suggesting that the process for vetting is not thorough enough, not exacting enough.
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However, to Cox's credit, it appears that the Trump campaign had a spectacularly spotty vetting process.
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But the US has a stringent vetting process, which takes the better part of two years.
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It's part of the "extreme vetting" for visitors to the U.S. Trump promised during his campaign.
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She insisted "a very thorough investigation and vetting process has taken place" in the course of Jackson's nomination -- but repeatedly sidestepped questions on how much of that vetting process took place before Trump tapped Jackson for the post, a move that caught many senior aides by surprise.
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Restricting Syrian refugee resettlement to the United States out of concern for limited vetting capabilities fails to account for two major factors in calculating the risk of infiltration: the refugees' present country of refuge and the security vetting process for refugees entering the country of refuge.
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McConnell said on Sunday that while he agrees with the Trump administration and supports thorough vetting to prevent suspected terrorists from entering the country, "there's a fine line here between proper vetting and interfering with the kind of travel" or subjecting visitors to a religious test.
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Keilar corrected Blackburn, noting that refugees who come to the US go through an extensive vetting process.
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" The changes aren't final yet, since "vetting technology before a major deployment can take a long time.
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On Friday,Trump signed an executive order for "extreme vetting" of visa seekers from terror-stricken countries.
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Trump's vetting is being conducted by Washington lawyer A.B. Culvahouse, a longtime fixture in national Republican politics.
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We all know the basic rules about keeping photos and posts private and carefully vetting friend requests.
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As vetting processes go, it's highly competitive with an acceptance rate somewhere between 3 and 6 percent.
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While the vetting of our visitors should be taken seriously, this program was ill-conceived, at best.
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Republican nominee Donald Trump has opposed their entry and called for "extreme vetting" of incoming Muslim immigrants.
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The move is an end-run around the vetting and confirmation process legally required for cabinet appointees.
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The TSA aimed for 25 million people to sign up for pre-vetting and cut agents accordingly.
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After a meticulous vetting process, each space program team member underwent a grueling 18-month indoctrination. 6.
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It's not clear how long the glitch affected vetting of refugees and how many are being reinvestigated.
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The government also plans to impose "extreme vetting" on those it does allow to enter the country.
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Baquet said the vetting process at the Times will tighten as a result of the Watkins investigation.
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A State Department official declined to comment on any refugee vetting processes while the review is underway.
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It is not compassionate, but reckless, to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur.
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" Later still, Trump tweeted that he "ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program.
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For some tech companies, AI's place may be most valuable for shortening the slog of application vetting.
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Ziya applied for an ID in 2013 and received an appointment with the vetting committee in 2014.
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Operators must also present identification for a security vetting similar to that applied to general aviation pilots.
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But it's also conceivable that the Trump administration's delayed interest in vetting has simply things backed up.
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Lankford argued his bill would have no impact on vetting, which is done at the committee level.
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This alliance, together with Iraq's enhanced vetting procedures in recent weeks, "justif[ies] different treatment for Iraq".
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"Hillary vetting him — it was like, yeah, he could be president," Whaley, the Dayton mayor, told me.
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" Sheriff Jones warned other parents about properly vetting babysitters: "Parents, please know who is watching your children.
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" Another warned that the "United States needs some form of vetting process for online voting in elections.
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Kelly worked closely with Porter, who was in charge of vetting documents sent to President Trump's desk.
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Reality Check: Vetting Syrian refugees By Sonam Vashi, CNN Trump repeated a claim we've heard several times.
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For now, the vetting process for all professional cyclists is still being put together by governing bodies.
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That reflects the rigour of America's vetting, refugees' hunger for advancement—and America's ability to feed it.
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As part of that vetting, appointees were judged based on a loyalty test, a source told CNN.
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In August 1.53 Congress also passed a law vetting foreign investment, aimed at protecting American technology companies.
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Earlier in the day, Axios reported that he was waiting on vetting before announcing a formal nomination.
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Any episode that could be based on him would need extraordinary vetting before it hit the air.
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The GOP nominee also called for the "extreme vetting" of people wishing to enter the United States.
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His foreign policy is "extreme vetting," which is his euphemism for what was once the Muslim ban.
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The Democrats would never agree to vetting of judges "to protect yourself and your ministers", he said.
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What's more, this new transition was hobbled by inadequate vetting and preparation, falling woefully behind in nominations.
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So far, the agency has undergone a gag order, political vetting, and threats of major staffing cuts.
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It doesn't help that the ban targets refugees, a group that already undergoes a strict vetting process.
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He met Tillerson recently and the meeting "went well," said one person familiar with the vetting process.
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The vetting plan was a big priority for him, said the official, who declined to be identified.
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It's also looking for injunctions against Aurora's technologies pending Tesla's vetting for use of its proprietary tech.
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No matter your favorite drafts this weekend, the team spent a considerable amount of time vetting them.
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It also puts pressure on lawmakers currently vetting the reauthorization of a the Section 702 surveillance law.
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This total lack of vetting is unprecedented, and it does a real disservice to all parties involved.
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"Rigorous vetting and tightening up wherever we have to is essential in this new world," he said.
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Video Democrats have argued that Republicans are rushing the process for the lifetime appointment without proper vetting.
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We would refer you to the White House for any questions regarding the selection and vetting process.
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They say that Republicans have unilaterally handled his vetting and obscured parts of his lengthy paper trail.
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United Gun Group released a statement shortly after auction, saying that Mr. Zimmerman was vetting several offers.
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Several forum posts Wednesday showed support for YouTube's actions while noting that vetting must expand even further.
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The senators said that the Office of Personnel Management has a rigorous vetting process for ALJ candidates.
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Officials have said stringent vetting policies put in place to protect children contribute to the high number.
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Go back to his initial staffing of senior posts and recall how shoddy the vetting process was.
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The Council will start vetting the candidates in July and will pick one later in the year.
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" "All I can really tell you at this moment time is we are continuing the vetting process.
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He said HHS conducts extensive vetting of adults to make sure they're not traffickers masquerading as parents.
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First, the U.S. already has among the world's most stringent vetting of immigrants from majority Muslim countries.
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It was late in the legislative year by the time the vetting and paperwork had been completed.
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" And a third: "I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program.
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Trump has called for "extreme vetting" of immigrants from Muslim-majority countries in response to terrorist incidents.
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The person with knowledge of the vetting spoke anonymously because of the sensitive nature of the process.
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My team is vetting it all out now to be sure it goes into the proper hands.
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"It's about vetting ideas, proposals and putting them in the crucible of the public debate," he said.
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President Donald Trump has requested for a heightened vetting program following Tuesday's terrorist attack in New York.
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When institutional investors start vetting the startup, behaviors a VC might gloss over suddenly become deal-breakers.
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It has introduced complex, vague new "vetting" questions designed to trip up applicants and lead to rejections.
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More than 20,000 tribal fighters, whom the Iraqis and Kurds are vetting, will also help with security.
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"We did not know about the ranking member's secret evidence" during Kavanaugh's lengthy vetting process, he said.
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Trump has said "extreme vetting" of refugees and immigrants and visitors is needed to prevent terrorist attacks.
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It requires auditors provide more colorful commentary about "critical audit matters" detected in vetting a company's books.
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Trump denied Lewandowski a full vetting, however, before ultimately launching his White House run in June 2015.
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Then we went through the vetting process, and one of the last steps was a physical exam.
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The consumer model, in which advances are vastly smaller, takes much less vetting but way more volume.
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It has also spurred on possible policy changes, and stricter vetting policies for events in the future.
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That would potentially cripple the social media industry, requiring extensive pre-vetting of any content they display.
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The locals demanded inclusion on the vetting process, and as a result the commentary floodgates sprang open.
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What kind of vetting is being done of staffers in terms of links to extreme events/groups?
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But because Somalia was not considered an active war zone, proposed strikes needed high-level, interagency vetting.
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American citizens also are far from impervious to the implications of vetting measures that target foreign visitors.
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The Trump transition offices quickly filled with Heritage staff members recruiting and vetting hires for the administration.
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They must go through more extensive background checks and vetting, which could delay their applications for months.
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The firm's vetting of Facebook's privacy practices revives questions about how diligently federal officials were overseeing Facebook.
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So his aim was to drive the number of dealers involved in vetting down to a minimum.
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The deal that the Vatican currently seems to be seeking would likely formalize some joint vetting procedure.
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The changes are not finalized because vetting technology before a major deployment can take a long time.
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That was never proven, but you can bet DNA testing would be part of vetting the grandniece.
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French investigators are urging European authorities to develop a better system for vetting their pilots' mental health.
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" Mr. Biden's campaign said it was beginning to build a team to conduct a "vigorous vetting process.
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One of his closest advisers, Ron Klain, helped do vice-presidential vetting for Al Gore in 313.
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Some apply to any private investment — like looking at enough deals and properly vetting a promising deal.
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You can blame the number of high-level misfires on a poor vetting process within the administration.
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"I have to start that vetting process relatively soon, meaning in a matter of weeks," Biden said.
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Mr. Fleming said the initial endorsement of Mr. Fitzgerald was preceded by minimal vetting of his views.
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It lost the story, however, as its lawyers put the tape through a three-day vetting process.
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The time was needed, the order said, to address gaps in the government's screening and vetting procedures.
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It's no surprise that wait times have skyrocketed since Trump has increased vetting of all legal immigrants.
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The rents are very low and people move in and out quickly, without strict identification and vetting.
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American officials have tried in recent years to increase the vetting of those traveling into the country.
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Russian athletes can only appear in competitions as authorized neutrals, and only after vetting by antidoping experts.
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Critics say the company's vetting process is flawed because it never meets with potential drivers in person.
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President Trump has said repeatedly that "extreme vetting" is needed for would-be immigrants from certain countries.
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Jason Chaffetz, did sign onto a March request asking for documents related to the Flynn vetting process.
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The only way to know for certain is with a thorough and impartial vetting of these products.
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For lifetime appointments to the nation's highest court, the public wants vetting to be thorough and fair.
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Whether DiGenova or his wife, Victoria Toensing, survive the White House vetting process remains to be seen.
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They did not identify the Nissan staff and external consultants who were in charge of the vetting.
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The safety of Americans cannot be solely focused on border walls and overly-simplified "vetting" of travelers.
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And one of CNN's SCOTUS experts says the credibility of the Senate vetting process may be shot.
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As such, the vetting and clearance system is there to serve the chief executive of the nation.
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"Not to mention that it is illegal to cross the border without proper vetting," the commenter wrote.
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Yet with 400 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute, vetting malicious content is proving difficult.
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The scope The administration has now had months to study vetting procedures and problems in various countries.
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It is not compassionate, but reckless to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur.
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The Finance Committee's vetting process is bipartisan and involves scrutiny of the nominee's tax returns and questionnaire.
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Anyone can submit a comment with no vetting to determine if they are in fact real people.
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Fredrickson said the idea made her "a bit uncomfortable," especially in advance of any official vetting process.
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Mordaunt said the 10-million-pound ($13.14 million) pilot project would strengthen vetting through an online platform.
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After years of vetting, Homeboy was approved for a visa for interpreters who helped the United States.
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Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, the panel tasked with vetting Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Those are left-field examples, and each combination is of course subject to Facebook's individual ad vetting.
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The meeting was for "personal vetting," to make sure there was nothing embarrassing in Judge Gorsuch's background.
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And that is surprisingly expensive and inefficient because you can't just, like, there's a lot of vetting.
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Fontaine, the spokesman for the adviser brigade, also alluded to the challenge of vetting so many troops.
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Sources described an intensive vetting process for the ads, which includes the DCCC's research and legal departments.
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In November, the government decreed that overseas transfers of $5 million or more required vetting by regulators.
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Trump said the order was necessary to review vetting procedures to help protect the country from terrorist attacks.
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He's sort of vetting my reviews, I'm sure there are bad ones that he's not sending, but yeah.
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Extreme vetting is an idea that evolved from Trump's controversial Muslim ban that he called for in Dec.
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I said I wanted to learn about their vetting process and the decision to share videos about Paulette.
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More than 900 were "not eligible, or not yet known to be eligible," many of them undergoing vetting.
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But the Trump transition "had no mechanism for vetting anyone" and it was not done, the source said.
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In May, BuzzFeed News learned from an Uber executive that Uber is seriously considering vetting drivers using Aadhar.
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Additionally, refugees already undergo a long and rigorous vetting process by the US government and the United Nations.
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Media outlets have essentially been vetting the Supreme Court candidates to the president&aposs prime time announcement tomorrow.
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But partly because so many candidates were initially allowed to run with little effective vetting, numerous issues occurred.
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Or how about when applications from Iraq were slowed in 2011 as President Obama called for closer vetting?
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That got me a little curious, mainly being what are they vetting for that is leading to this.
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It's part of the president's push for "extreme vetting" meant to prevent terrorist threats from reaching U.S. soil.
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Unlike some of Mr Trump's other self-inflicted travel wounds, such extreme vetting might at least be indiscriminate.
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That data is essential for educating the Kenyan public and for making the argument that vetting is unconstitutional.
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Seasoned TechCrunch editors review each application and select approximately 20-30 companies in a highly competitive vetting process.
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At the time, the group's membership — other than PAC treasurer John H. Thyssen — and vetting process were unknown.
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Even investors who say that they do prioritize investing in diverse entrepreneurs have outdated sourcing and vetting methods.
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"What it shows is the value of having someone do a full search and vetting process," Kos said.
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YouTube also will also add human vetting to all Google Preferred videos before ads can run on them.
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" — the ACLU tweeted: "When Trump says 'extreme vetting,' what he really means is government-sponsored religious discrimination. #NYCStrong.
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In other words, there were many more potential academics available to carry out the work of vetting research.
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HHS said it continues to work with DHS as part of its vetting process to ensure child safety.
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We have 30+ teachers from all over the world… We have quite a bit of rigid vetting process.
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One would think obtaining an NPI, with its stamp of legitimacy, would entail at least some basic vetting.
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Bishop said "my understanding is that interviewing and vetting is still taking place", without providing any further details.
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On-air contestants pass through both online and in-person vetting to ensure formidable competition for every episode.
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The NEB is the government body primarily responsible for vetting and overseeing Canadian pipelines that cross provincial borders.
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Ali passed a "full, federally mandated vetting process" that included an FBI background check and a TSA assessment.
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Keenan: To what degree will Univision be vetting the posts that the six sites publish if at all?
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We&aposre going to do extreme vetting but we don&apost know how well that&aposs working out.
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"Clearly, we're going to have to add a layer of vetting that we haven't had in the past."
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Even when he had the resources of the federal government at his disposal, he didn't care about vetting.
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" Mid July, Trump told "2270 Minutes" that people from suspicious "territories" would receive "a thing called 'extreme vetting.
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TURNBULL: The given number in the agreement is 1,250 and it is entirely a matter of your vetting.
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Trump has called for "extreme vetting" of those seeking to enter the U.S. from countries linked to terrorism.
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The report of the icing came amid concerns about the agency, which is tasked with vetting administration appointees.
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"We should not be allowing refugees from terrorist regions of the world, without proper vetting," he told reporters.
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Trump's tweets appear to be laying groundwork for a GOP defense against allegations of lax vetting of Flynn.
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Critics have asked why the Trump administration didn't catch possible problems with Flynn during its own vetting process.
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Exchanges that will host an IEO will typically do the vetting process of a project for a fee.
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The 9th Circuit ruling on Monday would allow the government to proceed with its review of vetting procedures.
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The documents contain an overview of the contests, as well as opposition research and vetting information on candidates.
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We will also be reviewing our internal vetting process on all advertising content to avoid any future issues.
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By not buying a newspaper, Americans bear the significant risk of misinformation and improper vetting of our leaders.
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When Futter presses for more information about the legal vetting process, the Ford rep hangs up on him.
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The US, it should be noted, already had an intense vetting process for legal immigrants and especially refugees.
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By comparison, vetting on the British mainland is "rubbish", says a regulator who has worked in both systems.
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Bowles and Desmond-Hellman, along with Andreessen, were members of the special committee responsible for vetting Zuckerberg's proposal.
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It's hard to imagine a better use for tax dollars than properly vetting a potential Supreme Court justice.
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A district cultural committee in Beijing in charge of vetting such shows also said it had been deceived.
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To date, they said, no untoward body parts had slipped through the vetting system and onto television screens.
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More than 20,000 Sunni tribal fighters, whom the Iraqis and Kurds are vetting, will also help with security.
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IBM did not respond when asked about the petition or its potential work on the Extreme Vetting Initiative.
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His email was in response to an inquiry about the vetting program from the nonprofit group Open Mic.
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The Democrats also suggested that Trump bypassed the typical Department of Justice vetting process for Libby's pardon request.
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And officials will use a new, streamlined vetting process to facilitate reunions by the deadline, the filing says.
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The third version, which was upheld on Tuesday, came after months of legal vetting by Justice Department lawyers.
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The couple met in 2009 at the White House, while vetting volumes of mail sent to the president.
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"I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program," he promised on Twitter.
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Other large or important purchases are fine to make online, but not without thorough vetting and research first.
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After news of Sandoval's vetting broke, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The senators, both members of the Senate Banking Committee, will play a key role in vetting Kraninger's nomination.
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The vetting process involves everything from conducting in-person screenings and interviews to background and social-media checks.
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Potential recruits apply on the Secret Service website, but most applicants are eliminated during an intense vetting process.
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That is, if you survive the vetting, campaign ads, raise enough money and already have an established career.
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"Extreme vetting," he calls it, bringing the Alien and Sedition Acts and McCarthyism into the reality-TV age.
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In past administrations, the White House counsel's office has also been involved in vetting staff hires and nominees.
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Additionally, factors unrelated to the vetting process play a major role in identifying potential infiltrators in refugee communities.
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The Personal Care Products Council already has developed a comprehensive vetting process for ingredients used in cosmetic products.
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As a result there is less vetting of candidates and more confusion about what's even on the ballot.
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I.) and Richard Blumenthal (Conn.), all Judiciary members, pledged to give Sessions a fair but thorough vetting process.
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So we waited until my wife gave birth, and went through the same vetting process for the newborn.
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And she alleged in her complaint that Kline then intervened, deviating from the normal process for vetting officials.
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Signed an action to start some kind of extreme vetting Told the Pentagon to build up the military.
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All immigrants undergo security vetting and can face years-long waits before they are given a green light.
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Yet for the projects that Indiegogo customers did not back, Mandelbrot promises vetting to produce "heavily curated" listings.
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Proving you qualify as a victim of persecution is only part of the stringent vetting process for refugees.
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The Trump administration has cited "radical Islamic terrorism" as one of the reasons for the tightened vetting process.
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WASHINGTON — Before leading chants of "Lock her up!" and endorsing the "extreme vetting" of Muslim immigrants, Lt. Gen.
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Fair enough: I certainly wouldn't entrust a classic vehicle to someone without vetting their driving skills first, either.
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The joint venture was first announced in January, and the CEO vetting process has been slow and deliberate.
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And he said it was an idea that shouldn&apost be overlooked when vetting a company for investment.
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Maybe there simply wasn't adequate vetting, even though news organizations quickly found problems that led to Manafort's firing.
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That third option is "what happens most often," said Cecile van Vlissingen, Tefaf's vetting and special projects coordinator.
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"They clearly have work to do to fix their vetting system," Speaker Paul Ryan said at a briefing.
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And the allegations has been reported back in 2012, raising serious questions about the Trump administration's vetting process.
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It would inhibit proper scientific and ethical vetting, obfuscating technology from the appraising eyes of the general public.
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The vetting includes several interviews of family members, often together and apart; background checks; fingerprinting; and iris scans.
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The need for vetting is so strong that the demand caught the makers of several tools by surprise.
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So he learned to use his adviser as a shield, funneling all the solicitations to him for vetting.
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She believes Amazon would respond by demanding more stringent vetting measures for third-party sellers and their products.
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"He has not faced the same vetting and scrutiny that other front-runners have faced," Mr. Kott said.
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But before these issues were welcomed into Danoff&aposs portfolio, each security went through a rigorous vetting process.
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Foreign students will now also undergo "continuous vetting and screening" while they are in the US for training.
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Hoffman has said that he vouched for Epstein because Ito told him Epstein had cleared MIT's vetting process.
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The idea that these people present security risks that America's current, strict vetting process wouldn't identify is absurd.
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This means that they will not be included in federal systems used as part of the vetting process.
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Quite frankly "Extreme Vetting" should have become the policy after the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993.
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This situation is highly unusual given that Cha had undergone extensive vetting, and Seoul had officially approved him.
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They say she waited strategically until the eleventh hour rather than doing so earlier in the vetting process.
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Refugees and other immigrants already undergo a thorough, multilayered vetting process that can take up to two years.
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It is also creating a panel to require government vetting for takeovers in "sensitive" sectors, echoing U.S. practice.
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McGlashan said in court filings that Schwab, in its vetting, confirmed Singer&aposs nonprofit status with the IRS.
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Rather, they are simply hired like any other employee: unilaterally, with little vetting, and with no congressional input.
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Previously, just 6 percent of Iowans said that foreign policy was their top issue when vetting presidential candidates.
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The Trump administration is developing stricter rules for vetting people who want to come to the United States.
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Democrats have complained Republicans are rushing the process for the lifetime appointment without proper vetting of Kavanaugh's record.
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In the absence of that, though, is basic poll vetting too much for Native people to ask for?
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Classroom teaching, including language courses, will continue while Pentagon leaders review vetting procedures for all foreign military trainees.
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He believes a new approach would require members to go through a vetting process and compete for resources.
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The Trump campaign says it has been pre-vetting candidates, but it has provided no proof of that.
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More to the point, the president created a mess for Senate Republicans by nominating ideologues without rigorous vetting.
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Federal officials that were asked to review the documents balked at their contents, warning they required legal vetting.
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The process of confirming Mr. Trump's nominees has quickly been somewhat stymied because of a slow vetting process.
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"I look forward to a full public vetting of this proposal at your hearings this fall," Raimondo wrote.
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Requiring face-to-face interviews with immigration applicants is a positive step toward a more effective vetting system.
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A good first step would be for Congress to press the administration for more information on extreme vetting.
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A lawyer, Porter was involved alongside McGahn in the legal vetting of documents before they crossed Trump's desk.
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First, foreign nationals from many Muslim countries already undergo extended periods of vetting before entering the United States.
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"There's a very strict vetting regulation about letting dealers into the fair in the first place," he said.
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She insisted that it was not meant to exclude Muslims, but to strengthen vetting procedures for asylum seekers.
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As a contingency, Evans has been vetting suppliers from other countries, such as Vietnam and the Dominican Republic.
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"This model of bipartisanship and careful vetting would have been a far better way to proceed," she said.
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Huckabee went on to praise Trump for his rhetoric in support of stricter vetting of immigrants and refugees.
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And as the Algerian government puts it, modestly, the "Algerian expertise" in internal security matters ensures quality vetting.
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The shift gives McEntee significant influence over the vetting and appointment process for scores of executive branch positions.
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In October, the Pentagon enacted new procedures that substantially slow the process by adding several layers of vetting.
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The stated purpose of the policy was to conduct a review of security and vetting from those nations.
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It was just intended to prohibit immigration from those countries until a new vetting system could be implemented.
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"We actually have someone the president has approved that is going through the FBI vetting process," Mnuchin said.
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Facebook also stated that it has a vetting process for research that was not followed in this case.
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Some former members of Three Percenters have even become involved in their activities — after "extensive vetting," Mitch said.
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Seizing on Mr. Trump's campaign vows for the "extreme vetting" of immigrants, the Saudi delegation proposed "establishing an intelligence and data" exchange "to help the American administration carry out its strategy of investigating those requesting residency (extreme vetting)," according to an Arabic version of a presentation for the Trump team.
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But it's hard to square that conventional wisdom with the written record—a compendium of "vetting" so varied and substantial that it raises the question as to whether the people who need vetting the most are those who continue to call for it long after their needs have been met.
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In the letter, the three ask for a timeline of al-Shamrani's nonimmigrant visa vetting process, the specific vetting actions conducted, whether he was interviewed by U.S. officials and whether the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was made aware of any documents provided by the Saudi government indicating terrorist sympathies.
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Instead, Trump fought his party's own Establishment and vetting system, appealing to a pervasive disgust to become its spokesperson.
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He said after vetting, some of the veterans' groups no longer met proper standards and needed to be replaced.
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Last week, Clinton also huddled with top advisers involved in the vetting process for a long day of meetings.
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Trump wrote in a tweet, 'I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program.
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The president had directed homeland security to ramp up extreme vetting of foreigners in the wake of the attack.
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Why it matters: You know the fake news problem has gotten bad when Wikipedia is vetting information for accuracy.
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So the paintings and sculptures by artists from Iran and the Arab world underwent a rather strict vetting process.
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For now, however Zapparoli didn't specify exactly how the company is doing the vetting or who it's working with.
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He said his department does extensive vetting of parents to make sure they&aposre not traffickers masquerading as parents.
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The administration said the abbreviated vetting puts children at significant safety risk but is needed to meet the deadline.
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Formal vetting for the CEA position is already underway, according to a source with direct knowledge on the situation.
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What remains unclear to most Americans is that the existing security vetting system for refugees is rigorous and tough.
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What if it was a borderline case when it came to vetting—say, an oligarch with a chequered past?
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These measures encourage qualified candidates to put themselves forward for consideration and to engage candidly with the vetting process.
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Vice presidential speculation heated up this week after Cruz confirmed his campaign was vetting Fiorina as a running mate.
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The day before the attack, White House chief of staff John Kelly discussed the administration's views on extreme vetting.
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Early search services weren't immune to privacy concerns, but some claimed to make a point of vetting their clients.
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What followed was a back-and-forth email exchange during the vetting process, which included an extremely detailed response.
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Gundlach says that although confidence is high today, it shouldn't be solely depended on without vetting the second question.
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Anderson said the situation shows the importance of vetting your advisor before handing over a huge amount to manage.
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She said the additional layers of vetting that are snarling the system and taking up Pentagon resources are unnecessary.
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He supports President Donald Trump's attempts to halt refugee arrivals from Syria and impose "extreme vetting" on other travellers.
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It's reliant on Google properly vetting these disclosures, though, and it's not clear how thorough that process will be.
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He said after vetting, some of the veterans groups no longer met proper standards and needed to be replaced.
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" While Trump said he agreed with the plan, "he ignored most reviews or vetting and did what he wanted.
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It was, Gaetz has now said on several occasions, a last-minute failure of vetting, and one he regrets.
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At the same time, USCIS adopted CARRP to process potential national security concerns, instituting new criteria and vetting procedures.
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The refugee vetting process has been internally evaluated and improved over the years in order to identify potential gaps.
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He is also employing what he terms 'extreme vetting' of those who want to come to the United States.
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The transition team is also vetting roughly 400 people for its operation at this point, Christie told the room.
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Assistant US Attorney Annamartine Salick acknowledged that Shqaire, 51, had "slipped through the cracks" of the immigration vetting system.
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Twitter users begin rapidly vetting each new false assault claim, responding to the posters by revealing their image sources.
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The documents show what Trump's vetting shop worried about in assessing candidates for the most important jobs in government.
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President Trump confirmed on Thursday that he wants Herman Cain on the Federal Reserve board, pending a vetting process.
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If Otting decides to use all his powers, the vetting process could resemble that undergone by Senate-nominated officials.
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A hardline watchdog body can control the elected government by vetting candidates before they stand and by vetoing policies.
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Trump meant this as part of his "extreme vetting" plan to keep the wrong people from immigrating to America.
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They typically apply from Jordan, Lebanon or Turkey, where the US has beefed up vetting personnel in recent months.
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Mogherini told NATO member Albania it had a real chance of clinching accession talks once the vetting process started.
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In truth, the US was doing a thorough job vetting its incoming refugees before Trump's rhetoric changed the conversation.
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Volkswagen shares slumped 2.6 percent on reports that Germany was vetting a criminal fine that would bankrupt the firm.
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Though he wouldn't provide exact figures, he said reviewing the company's financial performance was part of YC's vetting process.
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Many online news sites will pretty much parrot the press release with a sexier headline without vetting the claims.
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PA will require thorough vetting by European antitrust authorities, the head of the bloc's competition watchdog said on Saturday.
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The Versailles fiasco also prompted La Biennale Paris, a venerable art fair, to tighten its vetting process last year.
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In a tough vetting process, our experienced TechCrunch editors review every application — our acceptance rate is typically 3 percent.
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As it stands currently, the United Nations High Commission of Refugees refers applicants to the State Department for vetting.
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"The responsibility in vetting [Flynn] belongs on the incoming administration," former Obama communications director Jen Psaki said on CNN.
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That means he has multiple responsibilities such as vetting potential nominees and ensuring that federal employees follow ethics laws.
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Some blame the speed with which existing regional peacekeepers were "re-hatted" into a U.N. mission without thorough vetting.
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Trump offered Moore the Fed board job, which will not become official until he goes through a vetting process.
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The two who passed vetting in Hanoi were directors of medical and environmental research institutes run by the government.
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The company will also be tasking more human employees with vetting reports of possible self-harm on the platform.
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There isn't a plausible reason why states should be unable to delegate vetting to a person's state of residence.
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While Hogg volunteered the information during the vetting process for the deputy governorship, this was ultimately beside the point.
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Furthermore, the promise of "extreme vetting" was vague enough that any number of policies could have met that standard.
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"They go through a vetting process before they make that decision and it is not done casually," Babinec said.
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HHS admitted the extensive vetting was taking too long and was not helping to improve the safety of children.
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The administration continues to euphemistically refer to this as "extreme vetting" when it is nothing more than extreme bureaucracy.
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He later amended the policy to one of "extreme vetting" to prevent would-be terrorists from entering the country.
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He has also said he supports "extreme vetting" of Muslims entering the United States as a national security measure.
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Tesla employees tasked with vetting suppliers were also not always experienced with ISO quality management standards, said these people.
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Chaffetz, however, asks the NIH to detail its standards for awarding grants and the vetting and oversight of grantees.
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The government will be assessing what steps it needs to take to tighten vetting of refugees in the interim.
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Avital said brands using influencer marketing should invest in their own vetting programs to ensure their influencers are legitimate.
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"It is not compassionate, but reckless, to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur," Trump said.
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The MGA is charged with vetting applicants for gaming licenses and ensuring against money-laundering and other suspicious transactions.
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Some outside ethics experts have suggested that the White House should have caught the discrepancy during the vetting process.
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"I have no knowledge of that, no direct knowledge of any vetting of me or anyone else," he said.
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QUIJANO: Governor Pence, Mr. Trump has proposed extreme vetting of immigrants from parts of the world that export terrorism.
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"I think we need some deeper vetting, deeper examination of people who are coming in," Kelly said in December.
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Google has its own vetting process, called the Build Test Suite, that checks software for potentially harmful preinstalled apps.
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I.) and Richard Blumenthal(Conn.), all Judiciary Committee members, pledged to give Sessions a fair but thorough vetting process.
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"Police officers who are fired for failing vetting tests often end up working for the bad guys," he said.
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Earlier this week, the president was reported to also be vetting Jane L. Kelly, another federal appeals court judge.
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Trump ultimately agreed to the resettlement on the condition that all of the refugees would undergo thorough background vetting.
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Khomeini's fatwa set up the so-called "death commissions" which were tasked with vetting the ideological standing of prisoners.
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The problem there is when we want to go to America we have to go through extreme vetting anyway.
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