Sentence examples for be vindicated both on from inspiring English sources

But General Xiang Yu would be vindicated, both on the battlefield and in the annals of social science research.

Though he noted that Chief Gallo was named as a defendant in a civil suit involving the department's practices as well as being cited as Co-Conspirator 1 in the indictment, Mr. Einhorn insisted that the chief would be vindicated on both issues.

All pollsters love to be vindicated on Election Day, and the sensible ones compare their numbers with the final outcome to see if they need to make any adjustments in subsequent elections.

They will be vindicated, but on a longer timescale and by other parties.

"The team's ability to use its famous name and enforce its trademark rights are as intact now as they were before the ruling," team attorney Bob Raskopf told The Huffington Post, adding that the team plans to appeal the ruling "on all grounds" and that it "will be vindicated on appeal".

"It'd be nice to be vindicated on this".

The city was adamant that the court erred and they would be vindicated on appeal.

According to Amar, the election that cost Specter so much of his clout makes it more likely that his legal position will ultimately be vindicated on habeas corpus.

He returned to Alaska six days before the election to campaign, running advertisements that said he had been wrongly convicted and would be vindicated on appeal.

The move appeared to be vindicated on Friday by news that deflation was sharper than expected in January, driven in part by a slump in oil prices.

Microsoft officials have recently been quoted publicly to the effect that the company has "done nothing wrong" and that it will be vindicated on appeal.