Sentence examples for vesting him from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian parliament confirmed him, vesting him with authority to form a government.

The emperor, who for almost two decades had vainly attempted to enforce the ban on the importation of opium, responded by appointing Lin imperial commissioner in late 1838, vesting him with extraordinary powers.

His presentation will explore how becoming a Hiphop practitioner vested him with a profound interest in the future of urban Afro-Cuban music in Havana.

Szpilman was far from Gran's most ardent accuser, but his fame seems to have vested him with overwhelming symbolic power in her eyes.

Syria's Baath Party, the structural support beneath the 30-year rule of the late Hafez al-Assad, gathered today to pledge allegiance to his 34-year-old son, Bashar, and to vest him formally with the political authority he had quietly exercised from the shadows in the last two years of his father's illness.

His activity as a collector vests him with an understanding of the pathologies of acquisition [End Page 259] and retention that moved the donors and librarians of the AAS.

I trust as well that Congress will respect this president's authority to wage war on terrorism and to defend our nation and its citizens with all the power vested in him by the Constitution and entrusted to him by the American people.

It requires him, among other things, to "see that all laws respecting insurance companies are faithfully executed". Undoubtedly, this vests him with a wide range of discretion.

Requiring the Secretary to prorate shortages would strip him of the very power of choice which we think Congress, for reasons satisfactory to it, vested in him and which we should not impair or take away from him.

But overall the army experience vested in him a hatred of the military that was to serve him well as a writer later on.

If any person dies after rights under a terminated grant have vested in him or her, that person's legal representatives, legatees, or heirs at law represent him or her for purposes of this clause.