Sentence examples for legal vindication from inspiring English sources

In honour both to the 96 people who died needlessly at Hillsborough in 1989 and their families' landmark legal vindication, people gathered in the sunshine in remembrance.

If what Clinton received on Tuesday amounts to the beginnings of a legal vindication, she has not received a political one.

"Our investigation into BAE's activity has revealed significant evidence that the company has engaged in large-scale corruption to sell arms overseas, and the ruling of the High Court is a moral and legal vindication of our position".

But the ruling came too late for Mr. Donnoli and thousands of deportees like him, all former lawful residents who have no way to turn that legal vindication into a chance to come home.

Its officials quietly exulted over the legal vindication for the blockade and the right to board, at least in principle.In this section So far, so pretty good Come and be an Israeli!

Referring to the now-settled lawsuit that accused him of benefiting from investments with the disgraced Bernard L. Madoff while at least suspecting Madoff was a fraud, Wilpon on Monday expressed delight in his legal vindication.

Wilpon has been steadfast in his legal entanglements, guaranteeing vindication of the charges made by Picard that he and Katz were willfully ignorant of the Madoff crimes and profited at the expense of others.

Writing is a legal form of vindication, but nothing will make divorce a pleasure cruise.

In the end, Microsoft's stunning legal setback was sweet vindication for Jim Barksdale.

These public comments after being cleared of the charges highlight how the legal process offers complete vindication for officers and actually discourages any deeper reflection about how their actions may have also contributed to a controversial incident.

Last week's settlement is a victory of sorts for KPMG and vindication for its legal team, led by Robert S. Bennett of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom.