Sentence examples for help vindicate from inspiring English sources

Horwitz said he believes the judicial board's letter will help vindicate his clients' claims.

His vote in support of this law would help vindicate the role he played as attorney general.

It will, he argued, help vindicate Hermitage lawyers who have been persecuted in Russia for working for Mr. Browder.

It would also help vindicate those who argued that the staging of the Olympic games in Beijing would make China less repressive.

But when, as with thimerosal, a court is asked to suppress information that might help vindicate legal claims, or that reveals a continuing public danger or unethical behavior by powerful people or institutions, secrecy is intolerable.

The Obama administration is hoping that a victory in Ramadi could also help vindicate its strategy of relying largely on air power to aid Iraqi and other partners fighting on the ground.

Three championship rings later, Scott helped vindicate him.

Dr. Nicolelis's appearance in PloS Biology's debut issue helped vindicate this new model.

Frederick Douglass was appalled by the support emigration agents seemed to be receiving among black Washingtonians, writing in his newspaper that even a small number of voluntary emigrants helped vindicate white colonizationists "who have made the ridding of the country of negroes, the object of long years of unwearied but vain exertion".

Her impeachment also helps vindicate the coup-makers' narrative, useful to the junta, that politicians elected through democratic means, rather than appointed by them, will lead Thailand to ruin.With Ms Yingluck under attack, Pheu Thai will need to find a new leader hard when martial laws forbid unauthorised assemblies.

Today's vertical landing helps vindicate the cause of reusability that SpaceX is championing.