Sentence examples for a vindication for the from inspiring English sources

"This is also a vindication for the anti-war movement.

Legal experts said the verdict was a vindication for the so-called battered-woman defense.

It can be read as a vindication for the UKFC; a happy ending of sorts.

The JIT's interim report is a vindication for the British-led online investigation team Bellingcat.

The decision was a vindication for the Clinton administration, and particularly for Attorney General Janet Reno.

The verdict is a vindication for the families, the fans, and the city as a whole.

THE revived Chevrolet Camaro has been a big success for General Motors and a vindication for those in the company who fought for its resurrection.

The Bank of England's surprise decision on Thursday to inject £75 billion into the stagnant British economy by purchasing government bonds is a vindication for Adam Posen, the American-born economist who sits on the bank's monetary policy committee.

If it all works, it will be a vindication for Robert Farquhar, the 81-year-old who was the mission's original flight director.

Especially since this was a refutation of the national security critics and a vindication for Mr. Obama the candidate.

The approval is a vindication for both Idec and the drug and came earlier than analysts expected after the agency delayed the company's application to sell Zevalin earlier this year.