Sentence examples for effort to vindicate from inspiring English sources

Ms. Garbus offered to move forward the fitful investigation that Mr. Schuler and Jay Schuler have sponsored in their effort to vindicate Diane, or at least to explain her behavior.

At its essence, the school-choice movement is a civil-rights crusade an effort to vindicate the sacred and unfulfilled promise of equal educational opportunities.

"[Villeroi] began to imagine," wrote St Simon, "that the King doubted his courage, and resolved to stake all at once in an effort to vindicate himself".

But Mr. Silverman's efforts to vindicate himself are clearly not over.

A report by the International Crisis Group, which monitors conflict areas, describes Pakistan's constitutional history as "a series of elaborate jurisprudential efforts to vindicate and facilitate military interventions into democratic politics".

When a Mississippi man was sentenced in May to 49 years in prison for murdering a transgender woman — the first ever anti-transgender hate crime prosecuted under the Matthew Shepard Act Sessionsns praised the outcome, vowing that his DOJ would "continue its efforts to vindicate the rights of those individuals who are affected by bias-motivated crimes".

Gibney has misplaced his efforts attempting to vindicate Spitzer.

Abolition may seem a cause sufficient to vindicate malpractice.

Some arguments in this book — like those concerning Mr. Bush's efforts to find historical analogies to vindicate his actions and the narcissistic aspect to much of his reading — are genuinely intriguing.

All of which seemed to vindicate Novak's effort to squeeze franchisees to renovate their units.

An average gate as large as those of the next four league clubs combined seems to vindicate Paulson's efforts so far.