Sentence examples for when vested from inspiring English sources

Yeltsin and his successor, Vladimir Putin, launched major reforms early in their tenures, but retreated when vested and corrupt interests counter-attacked.

He should appoint a powerful secretary of state for consumer protection to stand up for the consumer when vested interests rip off the consumer.

When vested interests exploit the Queen's popularity by imposing their views on hers, it's like Omega putting a watch on James Bond.

The term was coined to capture the array of impediments that arise, often seemingly inadvertently, when vested interests are at work.

The four judges found that the powers conferred on the court, to take evidence and compel witnesses and such, when vested in a judicial body such as the court, involved the exercise of judicial power.

However, 'interventions will never be simple to do when vested interests stand to lose profits from them' (36), a point recently reaffirmed by the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health that acknowledged the difficulties in addressing societal determinants of health where 'complex and entrenched political obstacles exist', and where effects 'will not be realised for a long period' (54).

Nor is she polite when attacking vested interests or criticising the industries she works in.

Because these employees thought they would be able to cash these options in when they vested, they spent all of their savings, and even got loans based on the value of their options.

(Forbes calculates pay by valuing options only when they are exercised and restricted stock when it vests).

For example, you can submit a tax filing called a Section 83(b) election, which allows you to pay tax at market value when you receive restricted (unvested) shares rather than when they vest.

When we vest our activities and identities in one place in the cloud, it takes a lot of dissatisfaction for us to move.