Sentence examples for has not been vindicated from inspiring English sources
The case for removing him, made among others by The Economist, has not been vindicated.
The argument that Italy's Mare Nostrum operation served as a "pull factor" has not been vindicated.
The argument that Mare Nostrum served as a "pull factor" has not been vindicated.
If fines are turned into restitution, society's interest has not been vindicated, because no penalty has been extracted.
He sees the difficulty of his step-sister subsequently getting airtime for her case as linked to the fact that it has not been "vindicated by conviction".
"He has not been vindicated at all, because they slammed him in the media and that can't be fixed," she said, adding that the defense made its case "like Daniel was on trial".
Thus far, most of that fear hasn't been vindicated.
Easterners despised Mr Yushchenko in 2004 because, to them, his promises of a new sort of government were so much cant.That cynicism has not been wholly vindicated.
Mr. Alvarez has not been charged in the shooting, and his lawyers say they expect him to be vindicated.
Whether state governments use their resources well is another question, to be sure; Mr Reed's bold pledge to end welfare has not yet been vindicated.
