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Just a lapse in vetting, said the White House.

But his critics say that Sonia Gandhi, the president of the Congress party, is the power behind the throne vetting all his decisions.

He said Apple's App Store failed to identify the malicious program, which made it past the security vetting process.

The goal of that job is to act as the gate-keeper for the president, vetting ideas from many different agencies.

In a statement, Judd Gregg said it had become apparent during the vetting process that his appointment would not work.

But Democrats do not believe that the vetting is likely to be a problem.

But the claim has not gone through the experiment's vetting process and could easily turn out to be wrong, physicists say.

The vetting period of any subsidiary legislation may be extended by a resolution passed at a Council meeting before its expiry.

"My vetting process was completely thorough and I am grateful for the results, " he said.

Nonfiction books on special topics like the military or religion go through additional vetting by the relevant ministries.

There is a very small percentage of cases that have to be referred back to Washington for further [security] vetting.

To do this, you carry out the drafting of the plans, tomorrow I pay review, to be vetting the Executive Manager.

At the very least, CAs may be subject to stricter vetting (and perhaps auditing) to be included on approved lists.

Once they have done so, Lynch said, they then may be eligible to join Iraqi security forces following "an appropriate vetting process. "

Especially when things get complicated - like vetting White House parties and terrorist watch lists.

Accuracy is a potential concern for CNN, who have had editors vetting users submissions before allowing them on the web.

Candidates had to be nominated and recommended as high potential performers -- a vetting process similar to IBM's.

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

Approved agreement, a cheque back to the host unit, and then to open bank withdrawals for vetting procedures.

The suspect is someone who has not been previously investigated, and Mr Gutt said initial vetting supported the belief of the tipster.

Subcommittee formed by the LegCo has completed the vetting of the Product Eco-responsibility (Plastic Shopping Bags) Regulation.

Low-cost housing should be strictly vetting system, and strengthen dynamic management, and safeguarding social security impartiality.

But those that have reached the market or gotten to the final stage of FDA vetting have repeatedly been sidelined by side effects.

Boot out any "creeps and voyeurs, " as site executives call them, who manage to make it past the vetting process for new members.

Germany is attracted by the US approach of vetting potential acquisitions and blocking them in sensitive industries.

The threat that such concerns could disrupt capital flows prompted an overhaul of the vetting system for foreign acquisitions of US assets.

"Carriers set strict standards for the Foundation to follow with vetting and approving non-profits, " said Tony Aiello, CEO of mGive.

Scripts had to be submitted to Ministry of Information officials for vetting.

Vetting shall be made pursuant to the relevant provisions before appointing or employing secret-related personnel.

From a fundraising standpoint, some of the same barriers exist for vetting charities.

Secondly, the rules will be of subsidiary legislation status and hence will be subject to negative vetting by the Legislative Council.

Second, no mechanism exists right now at the EU level for vetting foreign investments (on grounds other than competition policy).

It changed the investment vetting process to allow Chinese companies to recommend barring acquisitions by foreign rivals.

It called on state authorities to clean up their prison and judicial systems by increased screening and vetting of corrections officers.

Ms Merkel has called for Europe to adopt a common approach to vetting corporate acquisitions by foreign state-controlled investors.

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

Even a low-key vetting process would, however, be resistedby the British government.

Some things demand vetting if not outright verification, because the risk is to be an utter dupe.

Best of all, experiments on fruit flies are not subject to vetting by ethics committees.

The party and government organs-standard office building, Green Square site will be strictly vetting .

Invoice security, is responsible for vetting orders, invoices, time Invoice and carried forward.

"Leadership" means having informal control over others without submitting to formal vetting by them.

The Obama administration is talking to fee-auditing firms about vetting bills incurred by its rescue programmes.

If improper vetting was the problem, then say so and correct it.

Both questions underpin the dilemma facing companies when vetting job candidates.

Recently, also identified specific procedures and the purchase of "three table" vetting .

At the same time, Sen. Clinton's aides say she hasn't decided to take the secretary of state job even if the vetting hurdles were cleared.

In 1983, 5, 728 BBC jobs were subjected to this second kind of scrutiny known as "counter-subversion vetting" .

They say they will plough more resources into vetting applications but, as Mr Youngblood points out, this would raise their costs.

A strict vetting system can block the candidacy in elections of anyone deemed too liberal or too secular.

American police will step up training and vetting of their counterparts.

BOCOG spent three years recruiting and vetting more than 2 million applicants, in coordination with the CYL.

This risk depends on real estate transactions to prevent strict vetting degree.

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

Now he has chosen as his running mate, on the basis of the most cursory vetting, a first-term governor of Alaska.

The findings actually support an argument for vetting juries.

Provident Fund has been repaid, after vetting lenders may apply for the second Provident Fund loans.

'App stores need to get serious about vetting code before it is available for customer download, ' Mr. Wysopal wrote on his blog.

Vetting has always occurred at many levels, ranging from the genealogical to the pheromonal.

Are Bill and Melinda Gates heavily involved in the vetting and ideas process?

Most Rela members receive little training or vetting.

Vetting of applicants remains a major priority.

I don't go that far with my vetting of prospective buyers but there are deal-breakers.

If you intend to insure your horse, you should consult your insurance company for their vetting requirements before you make your purchase.

The vetting process can now go on longer and be more invasive than in the past.

People with no local links who want to buy farmland are subjected to a vetting process by local farming committees that can take years.

YC's vetting process plays a big role in attracting investors.

and they don't know the level of problems that they're getting themselves into in advance? I mean, what happened with the vetting process?

Hong Kong is unusual among international stock exchanges for vetting pre-IPO investors in such a manner.

I know the process is underway to identify the individual, the vetting process is one that is very slow and deliberate.

Vetting & approval fees to fire, construction & quality assurance Bureau

This includes ensuring value-for-money and the vetting of in-year changes to the Estimates

Vetting registrations and sender details

They're vetting recipients based on a simple reputation mechanism - they're asking friends in Kenya to recommend people in need

Prior vetting of documents by the regulators

Membership List of the PVRMs Vetting Committee

Appointments on two vetting committees under Innovation and Technology Fund