ownership interest in a company represented by shares of stock

an entitlement to something, such as a legal or moral claim

power or authority to control or command, often in a political, legal, or administrative context

legal rights and benefits belonging to an individual or group

the legal rights of ownership and use of a property

to authorize

intellectual property rights

power, prestige, and influence; a person or source with recognized expertise

warrant (finance)

immunity from prosecution

a government in power, or a specific system of administration

to infringe on the legal rights of another or to violate their interests; infringement

usage rights; right of use

the legal right to possess, use, and dispose of property; property rights or title to property

to forfeit a match or voluntarily withdraw from a sporting competition

creditor's rights (law)

the legal entitlement or power to cast a vote in a deliberative body, election, or meeting

scope of authority; extent of power; access privileges

official powers or authority inherent to a specific position or office

special rights, advantages, or immunities granted to a particular person or group, often by virtue of their status or position

to lack the legal or moral right or entitlement to do something

weight (the relative importance or priority attached to something)

custody (of a child)

to assign weights to values in a statistical or mathematical calculation, such as a weighted average or index

the quality of being authoritative, reliable, or official

an advantageous position that allows one to call the shots or control a situation

the power to act independently; autonomy; the right of self-determination

to hold or exercise authority or political power

the legal or administrative authority to make the final choice or reach a binding conclusion regarding a matter.

the right to control or power to manage something

to consider, evaluate, or balance the importance and consequences of a matter or the pros and cons of a decision

power and influence, typically within a political or social hierarchy

the legal or constitutional right to cast a vote in a public election or corporate meeting

persons or a faction in authority

the right of speech

complete power or mandate to act or make decisions on one's own discretion

great power or supreme administrative authority

to seize power

patent right

Sir Donald Tsang (1944–), the second Chief Executive of Hong Kong (2005–2012)

The dominant power or leadership, especially by one nation or group over others in international relations.

People holding high positions of power and social status, such as influential officials or bigwigs.

Sun Quan (reigned 222-252), southern warlord and king of the state of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period