It gives it some credibility, and sometimes, I'm vested with knowledge of other people, not me, but stuff that I know about other people that I'm close to, or people that I know a lot about.
As teachers are vested with greater knowledge and authority by these institutional functions, their options for interacts are most diverse - soliciting responses, directing activities, presenting knowledge and evaluating learners.
based on the accumulation of good practice replaces knowledge vested in and accumulated by individual clinicians.
Science is always political, because it creates new knowledge, and new knowledge always challenges vested interests, whether they are church interests or those of business or government.
It is political because new knowledge either confirms or challenges vested interests.
The MCA chief coastguard, Rod Johnson said: "We do need local knowledge, but it's how that knowledge is used, in whom it's vested and how we share it.
Collaboration was equated with compliance to what professional caregivers considered the best course of action - underlining that control and power is vested with those who hold the most "prized" knowledge.
So the long-suffering Libyan masses were dragooned into attending popular congresses vested with no power, authority or budgets, with the knowledge that anyone who spoke out of turn and criticised the regime could be carted off to prison.
It's unusual for a witness to interrupt a congressman, but it is also unusual for a congressman to abuse his power, vested in him by the people, by calling the knowledge-based testimony of a citizen witness "garbage".
Essentially, arbitration works as a governance device that overcomes the need to transform a meta-organization into a single firm, allowing parties to benefit from (knowledge) specialization and the more targeted investment incentives vested in a semi-integrated organizational structure.
