English-Spanish translation for "to vest"

to vest [vested|vested] {vb} (also: to invest (powers), to swear in)

vest {noun} [cloth.] (also: sleeveless sweater)

     life vest

They do have vested interests.

There are huge vested interests involved.

Coming from Scotland, I have a vested interest in this subject.

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

That means a lot of vested interests will need to be confronted.

They reject all attempts to protect vested rights and the exceptions to them.

What will these new materials be, what vested national interests may there be?

We have vested the European Community with powers of disposal over money.

Who has a vested interest in restoring stocks to sustainable levels?

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

I say that as an entrepreneur who has a vested interest in this.

Because what has happened is that we have been hanged for vested interests.

As an immediate neighbour, Slovakia has a vested interest in Ukraine’ s success.

They are obviously determined to protect their vested interests as we all are.

Everyone who works in one seems to have a vested interest in the agencies ' expansion.

Those of us in Parliament have a strong vested interest in what is, or is not, politically apposite.

All the Union’ s power must not be vested in just a small number of its Member States.

The reformers in the Commission have been unable to make headway against a wide range of vested interests.

These rights are property rights because they vest economic rights and benefits in the artist.