Sentence examples similar to case vindication from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising that it would attempt to decide the case -- vindication is the key word -- before it went any further.

"This case demands vindication of an important principle," the judge said.

The singer's skeleton argument described the row as "a classic case where vindication is the only remedy".

Outside of the courtroom Cyrus Vance, Jr. insisted prosecutors will continue their investigation into the case, adding "vindication of the rights of sex crimes victim is among the highest priorities of this office".

It was a famous victory -- but only a lawyer like Julius could call the case "a sparkling vindication of British libel laws".

I think the case was about vindication, and if you combine the money with the fact that after we filed, four out of the eight of them were promoted, that's a really good outcome".

In Ritter's case, the public vindication to which he would seem entitled — and which he has never quite received — has now been replaced by a very public disgrace, his life having slowly come undone in the years after the invasion.

Among them: a brief narrative, the full narrative, an authentic narrative, particulars of the seduction and murder, a report on the examination of the accused, a report on his trial, a correct report, an explanation, a facsimile of letters belonging to the victim, particulars of the seduction and murder, strictures of the case, and a vindication of the trial's result.

The remainder of the film portrays the gradual unraveling of the case and ultimate vindication of the defendant.

While Ed Koch, who passed away in recent years and was mostly beloved in his retirement, was not popular in his third term with the black community, the new mayor, Bill de Blasio, is married to an African-American woman and made good on his promise to settle the Central Park Jogger case, providing some vindication to the five falsely accused black men.

He said he did not regard the latest case as a personal vindication or victory.