Sentence examples for which vests in from inspiring English sources

In Louisiana the law is enacted in the constitution, which vests in the legislature the authority to make law, whereas the functions of the courts are limited to the application of the law to given sets of facts.

The court's new framework thus violates Article II, Section 1, Clause 2 of the United States Constitution, which vests in state legislatures the exclusive authority to regulate the appointment of presidential electors.

The stock award, half of which vests in 2016 and the remaining half in 2021, was worth more than $376 million, based on the closing price of Apple's shares on Aug. 24, 2011, the company said Monday in a public filing.

The shares, which vest in 2016, were awarded at 4.37p and are worth £901,749.

However stock exchange disclosures by the insurer Prudential show that John Murray, its corporate affairs director, received share awards, which vest in three years, worth around £865,000.

He also received a quantity of restricted News Corp stock units which vested in him in August 2007, again after the commencement of his employment with the Conservative Party.

According to RSA's annual report, Hester holds 21,500 RSA shares and last year was awarded 585,431 performance shares which vest in 2017.

On the same day, the two issued stock options to all employees, even part-timers, worth at least 200 shares, which vest in five years or when the stock rises 84% to $70.

They have even begun to question the doctrine which vests supreme authority in Ayatollah Khamenei.

And the commission form, which vests power entirely in a board of commissioners.

But Belgium, Germany and other more integrationist countries, say the present system, which vests much power in national governments, is opaque and cumbersome.