The logic: An angel's slice is based on an actual valuation, and thus is fully justified, while yours vests over time.
The enormous increase in landownership among Africans in the postindependence period also helped to create a modestly prosperous class that was anxious to avoid revolutionary change, while the powers vested in the presidency made successful opposition an unlikely prospect.
Power is held chiefly by the Prime Minister and other elected members of the Diet, while sovereignty is vested in the Japanese people.
Twenty-five percent, or about $1.2 billion, of those shares vested immediately, while the remaining will vest in equal installments over four years.
It harms tightly focused vested interests, while spreading its benefits widely and, for that reason, thinly.
Initially, the central department was little more than a funding source, while critical control was vested in regional boards elected by local school committees.
Some of the delegates argued for popular election, while others sought to vest the authority to appoint electors in either the executive or the legislative branches of the several states.
While IP protection effectively vests exclusive control of production and supply of protected invention in the rights holder, competition law seeks to encourage a multiplicity of suppliers in order to ensure effective competition in the market place.
According to the constitution, executive power is exercised by the government while legislative power is vested in the ministerial cabinet, the Senate and the National Assembly, although in reality these two latter bodies have very little power or legislative role.
While Burma must eventually vest full power in civilian hands, the NLD should avoid breaching the civilian-military relationship by pushing too hard too soon for constitutional and political changes which the Tatmadaw is unwilling to make.
