Sentence examples for chance to vindicate from inspiring English sources

This will give our clients the chance to pursue the allegations in court and a chance to vindicate their rights".

QUESTION FROM IILARI KALIA: Right after giving Eric Holder the chance to vindicate himself for embracing most of Bush's policies, The New Yorker joins Tim Geithner's PR campaign.

When Samuel was reminded Thursday that he played on the losing team in that game and had a chance to vindicate himself, he said: "Bygones are bygones.

Honduran families on Thursday deplored what they called a double injustice: not only had their parents or cousins or children been killed in a horrific disaster, but they had also been denied a chance to vindicate themselves.

"Every once in a while a moment comes where you have a chance to vindicate all those best hopes that you had about yourself, about this country," he said.

When Congress passed the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, it protected Americans from discrimination on the basis of age — and gave them the chance to vindicate that right in federal court.

Venus Noire Abdellatif Kechiche's "Couscous" was pipped at the post for the Golden Lion in 2007 by Ang Lee's unpleasant "Lust, Caution," and the French director's in-competition "Venus Noire" seemed to offer the chance for him to vindicate himself at Venice.

During the six years Martínez has pitched for the Red Sox, the Yankees are 15-9 in games in which he has started, and no victory has been more important than Game 3. "I'm sure Pedro is looking forward to the chance to be vindicated," Embree said.

She came away excited that he had said some words to her. "There wasn't anything he said in the speech that I was against," Ms. Birch said, calling it his "last-chance speech" to try to vindicate his presidency before the next president takes over.

Society needs to vindicate itself".

But it wasn't to vindicate France.