Prescreens

Carrie recommended them both - she prescreens television shows and tells me which ones I will enjoy. ❋ Post-doc (2009)

On the drive home, they came up with a solution -- SeekingSitters, an on-call babysitting service that prescreens experienced sitters and their clients. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The list is compiled by Alice Stewart, Mrs. Bachmann's press secretary, and whether she prescreens reporters and their questions to control the candidate's message is an open issue. ❋ By TRIP GABRIEL (2011)

For tips, see AARP's advice ratracerebellion.com, a website co-founded Christine Durst, an internet fraud and safety expert, for example, prescreens job leads. ❋ Kerry Hannon (2011)

Napolitano also mentioned the expansion of "Global Entry," which prescreens passengers for international travel and saw its one-millionth passengers just a few weeks ago. ❋ Unknown (2011)

June 17: Final day for scheduled home assessments for new clients, re-determinations and regular prescreens by the Community Care (seniors) program. ❋ Unknown (2010)

RiseSmart is the first service of its kind: a human-powered job search portal that prescreens online search results for time-starved managers and executives. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The clinic prescreens patients in phone calls and ensures they have medical documentation of their ailments. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Perhaps the Obama administration should disclose when it prescreens the participants of it’s nationally televised health care townhalls. ❋ Unknown (2009)

o Secure Flight prescreens passenger name, date of birth and gender against government watch lists for domestic and international flights-making travel safer and easier by keeping known or suspected terrorists from obtaining a boarding pass. ❋ Unknown (2009)