Sentence examples for a vindication of this from inspiring English sources

Emap's many award nominations will be seen as a vindication of this cost-cutting and streamlining strategy.

The financial crisis may have briefly felt like a vindication of this model — but the near collapse and continued frailty of the euro brought a quick end to that moment of schadenfraude.

One could read Crummell's various arguments about posterity and moral change (below), as well as his case for black civil rights (above), as a vindication of this idea.

Some point to the heroic efforts of President Clinton and the Democratic Congress of 1993 as a vindication of this strategy.

She dedicated the second edition of the A Vindication of the Rights of Woman to him.

So rather than being a vindication of the Piketty argument, what this also points to is the potential for policy action to impact the asset position of households.

Wollstonecraft's husband, William Godwin, disagreed, however, in his Memoirs of the Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman: This little work, if Mary had never produced any thing else, would serve, with persons of true taste and sensibility, to establish the eminence of her genius.

But over all, he sees in the results this week a vindication of the power of mass democracy.

The favorable vote on this represented a vindication of the years of work done by Cardinal Bea & his associates.

Jerry H. Goldfeder, the lawyer for the coalition seeking the vote, said, "This is a vindication of the constitutional rights of the voters".

Aside from the implications for the living world, public health, public finance and financial stability, this is a vindication of the political model pioneered by the tobacco companies in the 1960s.