Sentence examples for fail to vindicate from inspiring English sources
One of his main concerns is that grounding-theoretic proposals in his view fail to vindicate the idea that any correct fundamental description of the world will be, say, strike-free (see §7).
His reformulated argument goes as follows: the government after 1865 failed "to vindicate the rights to full and equal citizenship the Civil War Amendments extended to blacks;" but, had that government "vigorously" protected those rights, "the legacy of slavery would have faded considerably if not wholly by now through the industry of blacks themselves".
In 1968, the Court of Appeals failed to vindicate Ali, Dr. King was assassinated, and runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos made a pro-black power statement by raising their fists and bowing their heads on the medal stand at the Mexico City Olympics.
To do otherwise would be to fail to protect and vindicate the rights of individuals that the criminal law is principally designed to protect.
These data vindicate the policies of continuing to offer screening to those who fail to participate and continuing to offer biennial screening to those who have accepted previous offers.
Thomas' truly terrific lead: "I fail to understand how the rights of blacks excluded from jury service can be vindicated by letting a white murderer go free".
The by-election win in Crewe, where Labour tried and failed to use class as a weapon, seemed to vindicate their hunch.
The referendum failed to carry, and Howard, who had opposed it, was vindicated.
