Sentence examples for approach has been vindicated from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, though, Yellen's approach has been vindicated: Simply put, you can't argue with success.

Now with his company on a stronger footing, Mr. Kelman says he believes his approach has been vindicated.

In the light of what happened to Macri when he tried to do things by the book, Erdoğan probably now feels his unorthodox approach has been vindicated.

With no illicit weapons having been uncovered in Iraq so far, however, Dr. ElBaradei's cautious approach has been vindicated, in the opinion of some delegates here.

Green says he is pleased that the LBGT Center's approach has been vindicated.

Mr Tsipras received congratulations from other left-of-centre world leaders, including Cuban President Raul Castro, who said the Greek government's approach had been vindicated by the referendum.

She insisted that despite the criticism directed at Mr. Bush after the speech two years ago -- that there was no axis, and that Mr. Bush hurt America's cause by labeling certain states as outlaws -- the approach had been vindicated.

His earlier uncompromising approach had been vindicated, he asserted, because it ensured that the republican movement renounced violence, destroyed its weapons, supported the police and adopted the norms of parliamentary democracy.

Bush's basic approach was correct and has been vindicated by history.

Their confidence has been vindicated.

In a way she has been vindicated.