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- 1. the process of carefully and critically examining something: "we need a thorough vetting of the issues related to crude oil supplies"
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the action of examining someone or something carefully to make certain that they are or it is acceptable or suitable for something: Everyone who is interviewed for the position has to go through vetting. vetting of There will be regular vetting of all credit limits.
: to evaluate for possible approval or acceptance. vet the candidates for a position.
the action of examining someone or something carefully to make certain that they are or it is acceptable or suitable for something: Everyone who is interviewed for the position has to go through vetting. vetting of There will be regular vetting of all credit limits.
the act of making a prior examination and critical appraisal of (a person, document, scheme, etc) Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers.
vetting. noun. /ˈvetɪŋ/ [uncountable, countable] the process of checking something with great care. The agreement went through a careful process of vetting by lawyers. Brokers will do some vetting of companies seeking funding. Want to learn more?
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Vetting definition: the act or process of appraising or checking a person or thing for suitability, accuracy, or validity. See examples of VETTING used in a sentence.
Define vetting. vetting synonyms, vetting pronunciation, vetting translation, English dictionary definition of vetting. Informal n. A veterinarian. v. vet·ted , vet·ting , vets v. tr. 1. To subject to veterinary evaluation, examination, medication, or surgery. 2.
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Vetting is the set of processes for assessing the integrity of individuals (such as their adherence to relevant human rights standards) in order to determine their suitability for public employment.
