Used when granting decision-making capabilities, typically within organizations or governmental bodies.

Institutional Power

This phrasing is almost always used in formal contexts and usually refers to roles, not individual privileges.

Not Personal

'Vest with' is most appropriate in legal, official or formal documents, speeches, and discussions.

Often used to describe the legal transfer of property, rights, or ownership from one entity to another.

The action of vesting something with someone is typically final and cannot easily be undone.

Commonly used in the context of wills and inheritance to show legal entitlement.