Sentence examples for firm vindication from inspiring English sources
In the political field, India's success today is a firm vindication of what, 60 years ago, it breathlessly tried to achieve.
The settlement is likely to be welcomed by mining investors as a vindication of the firm stance adopted by the government.
And regulators would be wise to do more research into the market for exchange-traded funds, which showed itself to be particularly vulnerable to price swings on May 6th.The flash-crash report provides some vindication for high-frequency trading firms, which had been widely blamed for the mayhem that day.
It found that a controversial multi-billion dollar judgment in Ecuador against Chevron had been "obtained by corrupt means".The ruling provides a large measure of vindication for America's second-biggest oil firm.
But if it turns out that Grant Thornton's work led to the discovery, that could be seen as a vindication for the policy of allowing audit firms to stay indefinitely.
"Tesla is repaying early and it's a great vindication," said Greg Kats, president of Capital-E, a firm that invests in clean-energy companies.
Francesco Tato, Enel's boss, sees it as a vindication of his hard-nosed strategy to whip the firm into shape as its electricity monopoly gives way to competition.
Now he wants vindication.
Catharsis had become vindication.
