Definition of «vetting»

Vetting refers to a process of evaluating or checking someone or something. It can be used in various contexts, such as screening candidates for jobs or positions, verifying the background and credentials of individuals, assessing the reliability or credibility of information or sources, or inspecting products before they are sold on the market. The goal of vetting is to ensure that only qualified or trustworthy people or things are accepted, by carefully examining their qualifications, history, reputation, or performance.

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The company is vetting several candidates for the open position.
The committee is currently vetting potential speakers for the conference.
Before making any decisions, the manager is vetting different suppliers for the project.
The immigration department is responsible for vetting visa applications.
The school administration team is vetting different educational software options.
The government agency is vetting contractors before awarding them any contracts.
The HR department is vetting employees' references during the hiring process.
The investment firm is vetting potential clients before accepting them.
The event organizers are vetting performers to ensure high-quality entertainment.
The security team is vetting visitors before granting them access to the restricted area.

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Our program has been referred to by vets for as long as it has existed. (fountaincitydogtraining.com)
We desperately need foster homes for cats and dogs and donations to help with vet bills for these animals. (stfrancisrescue.org)
I am in my second semester of vet tech school — part time while continuing to work full time. (consciouscat.net)
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Definition of «vetting»

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