Enthrone (verb)

To place (a ruler or dignitary) on a throne as a symbol of sovereign power or to seat (someone) in a position of authority or high honor.

Origin:

From the latin enthronare, from en- "in" + thronus "throne".

Examples:

1. The new king was enthroned in a grand ceremony.
2. She was enthroned as the new CEO of the company.
3. The judge enthroned the jury and gave them their instructions.
4. The new Pope was enthroned in a grand ceremony at the Vatican.
5. He was enthroned as the new leader of the organization.