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Meanings of vested in in English
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Usage of vested in in English
1
The executive control was vested in a College known as the Seventeen.
2
For obvious reasons, the common defense is vested in the general government.
3
The Constitution affirms that the executive power is vested in the President.
4
The appointing power vested in the President imposes delicate and onerous duties.
5
Such authority is vested in the President of the United States alone.
6
The power vested in her father was never transferred to her husband.
7
Indeed, the value of her marriage dowry was always vested in her.
8
Mr. Brewster has no authority except that vested in a common employer.
9
Options that expired or vested in 2016 were excluded from the analysis.
10
The ownership of territorial waters was to remain vested in China.
11
Thus the real ownership of the roads would be vested in the bondholders.
12
The sovereignty of the Chinese Republic is vested in the people.
13
In monarchies, the power to declare war is generally vested in the executive.
14
The power and authority are entirely vested in the great mass, the workers.
15
The complete and exclusive control over them is vested in Congress.
16
The sole management of Territories was vested in the National Government.
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United Kingdom
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