People who came out here had a vested interest in the city.

Of course, I had a vested interest in getting it right.

And I think they should have a vested interest in that.

That is a lot of vested interest to break through.

And he has a vested interest in telling us what we want to hear.

That's because they have a vested interest in the success of the school.

You have a vested interest in people reading your pieces.

"They all have a vested interest they're trying to protect."

There are a lot of vested interests in the drug war.

Which comes first: children's health or the vested interests of industry?

This is no place for thinking in terms of vested interests.

There are too many vested interests among the 12 countries.

But others who have no vested interest are equally taken.

"That makes me feel they have a vested interest," she said.

Another reason was the vested interests of the Church and other social groups.

So you can hardly say it's a vested interest talking its book.

So you might say we have a vested interest in their failure.

"I do not have a vested interest in the outcome of the case."

"They have a vested interest since there's no other museum like this in the country."

But our new generation also knows that government can itself become just such a vested interest.

She does, of course, have her vested interest in the topic.

"I have a vested interest in keeping my town beautiful."

And governments did it because they have a vested interest.

We have a vested interest in this city - as do all residents.

That way, they figured, each project would be run by someone with a vested interest.

The man in the vest asked where he was going.

He did not even look at me but worked on his vest.

Then he took a small book out of his vest and looked up a number.

Maybe I need a vest now never mind some of the players.

On the practice field he is the man in the black vest.

I could tell from the sound that his vest was on.

But if you're in this business, you play everything close to the vest.

The man began to look at the vest when he got it off.

He took some water from his vest, then tried to put it on.

"We had to play it close to the vest and hope for a break."

Whatever was on his mind, he held it close to the vest.

A man in it had a big star on his vest.

"People are still playing things close to the vest, but it is difficult to be short here and make any money."

He felt something close around him, like a metal vest.

He was the only one which came with vest and shoes.

He put it in his vest and went back to the reports.

They - The one in the red vest was female.

Life vests are available for children at no cost, or you can bring your own.

At least eight people on the trip wanted to know where to buy the vest.

But they are playing their cards close to the vest.

But like almost everything else, she plays that close to the vest.

"We want to keep our best content close to the vest."

But he also likes to hold things close to the vest.

It was going to be time to remove another vest.

He dropped it into his vest and went on looking at me.

Any rights that you may have are vested in me, just as if I were your own father.

The president is vested with the executive power of the nation.

By the power that was vested in me I did this.

The executive power, as such, is vested on the President alone.

Also, leadership within the team is not vested in a single individual.

"I would never pay out money that was not vested."

Some of the best agricultural land in the area was vested.

An associate must work three years to be vested in the plan.

"I will do my best to protect the national security and public order with the power vested in me," he said.

Control is vested in their hands rather than the shareholders'.

Legislative power is vested upon the congress of the state.

However, counties do not have that much power vested in them.

Their assumption of power, that I think not vested in them.

Where else can you be vested in a pension from Day 1?

The growing video and film market has vested new power in those who control their production.

"People are more vested in making the right decisions," he said.

To become fully vested might require five years or so.

And so a thousand hopes have been vested in him.

The responsibility for the governing of the student body is vested in the students themselves.

Indeed, some land titles are still vested in the college to this day.

Today, the judicial power is almost completely vested in the federal court system.

By the power vested in me, I now pronounce you man and wife.

"All the authority and power is vested in his hands.

The rights would be vested in the children's parents and legal guardians.

And in many cases these end up getting far enough into the process that they are vested."