On those occasions when the weak, using the machinery of courts, are able to vindicate their legal rights, the reason their demands are honored is generally that those who have the most influence in the system recognize it is in their own long-term interest to make the concession.
The 2D account can vindicate some stability, but it may not be able to vindicate all commonsense epistemic intuitions about sameness of meaning.
"These are the kind of people who are never going to be able to achieve power in the decision-making bodies to be able to vindicate their rights on their own".
The work is filled with innuendo towards the rule of King George and his toleration of Whigs and dissenters as tyrannical; Swift claims that a leader who tolerates religious dissenters was like a "heathen Emperor, who said, if the gods were offended, it was their own concern, and they were able to vindicate themselves".
Still, if he had been able to lead our economy into a quick, decisive recovery, his position would have been clearly vindicated.
"If there is a valid claim being put forward by a claimant, the claimant may not actually be able to have that claim properly vindicated but the case has to settle, but material was necessarily excluded from the court," he said.
I am glad to have been vindicated and to be able to put this matter behind me".
So Lindsay played low from the dummy and was vindicated when she was able to win with the jack.
Now Merse looks vindicated, and if he's able to tell you where you're going wrong, well, there's no greater humiliation than that.
Maybe some of her dozens of nieces and nephews will be able to make a living here, she said, and finally vindicate her family after years of mistreatment.
Won't Tea Party groups be able to insist that their opposition to Boehner's bill was entirely vindicated?
