I am confident she will be vindicated in an appeal".
He also held that, in ordinary speech situations, people commit themselves to the truth of the assertions they make; in particular, they implicitly claim that their assertions can be vindicated in an "ideal speech situation"—a dialogue that is completely free and uncoerced, in which no force prevails but that of the better argument.
Roddick was vindicated, in a sense, when he pressed Federer to the brink in the 2009 Wimbledon final, succumbing 16-14, in the fifth set.
His position is vindicated in a 1990 ruling by the United States Supreme Court that gives Mr. Abend ownership of a story by Cornell Woolrich -- the story on which the movie "Rear Window" is based.
She says, In 2006 I was vindicated in a court of law, yet the Internet doesn't send you an apology.
Attorney General Eric Holder was vindicated in a big way this week, when a report from the (non-partisan) General Accounting Office proved that states with voter-suppression laws actually do suppress minority voting.
However, Carson's claims were vindicated in an investigation ordered by U.S. President John F. Kennedy, which led to an immediate strengthening of regulations regarding the use of chemical pesticides.
One can only hope, for the sake of Pakistan, Islam and the world at large, that it succeeds, and that Benazir Bhutto will be vindicated in death in a way she was not in life.
"After careful analysis, it would be both reckless and disingenuous for me to suggest that siting legislation, if enacted in special session, would redirect the proposed route and be vindicated in court," Flood said in a prepared statement two weeks ago.
