Sentence examples similar to Vindicate from fault from inspiring English sources
The association suffers from economic fault lines.
"I don't really feel like he personally had to vindicate himself from anything," Short said.
The findings seem to vindicate criticisms from Conservative donors who have described Cameron's election campaign as dull and uninspiring.
They are suffering from no fault of their own".
History has a way of vindicating people from hysteria if they have principles.
from the fault-free output.
That the HRH crisis in Uganda makes task shifting inevitable vindicates views from elsewhere, for instance Mozambique [ 14- 16], Tanzania [ 17- 19], Ethiopia [ 19- 22] and Malawi [ 23- 25].
Mars suffers from the opposite fault.
4.55pm: A double fault from Niemeyer.
France suffers from deep domestic fault lines.
Instead of vindicating Huawei, the report faulted the company for not providing enough information about its origins and its ties to the Chinese government.
