Sentence examples for are vindicated by from inspiring English sources

As a final argument petitioners assert that they are vindicated by the Solicitor General's earlier stipulation in United States v. Hanahan, 442 F.2d 649 (CA7 1971), vacated and remanded, 414 U.S. 807, 94 S.Ct.

Instead, this court, Inc. contends, must step in and ensure that the special equitable rights of controlling stockholders are vindicated by requiring International to obtain stockholder approval even if the DGCL does not require it.

Mr. Becker, whose arguments from 2007 are vindicated by the new proposal, was nominated by Mr. Obama in 2010 to the National Labor Relations Board, the federal panel that polices the nation's labor laws.

Now, let's make sure these women are vindicated by delivering what all women deserve: access to the full range of health services including safe, high-quality and legal abortion care," said Ilyse G Hogue, president of Naral Pro-Choice America.

In addition to Brazil, an agricultural superpower, some of the world's poorest nations, including the West African republics of Mali, Benin and Burkina Faso, are vindicated by the W.T.O.'s decision.

Generations of grannies, who liked to warn that deaths come in threes, are vindicated by the current TV schedules, which feature the final episodes of Last of The Summer Wine, The Bill and Big Brother, the final ages on their box-sets 37, 26 and 10 respectively.

And they were vindicated by events.

That alarm was vindicated by Sunday's election.

After all, the pessimists have recently been vindicated by events.

It is no pleasure to be vindicated by events.

The comments appear to have been vindicated by subsequent events.