A contractual promisor must not just avoid harming her promisee on account of his reliance on the promise, she must affirmatively vindicate her promisee's expectations of performance.
The United States must now vindicate that choice by embracing a competitive election process that would give Dr. Kim the mandate he needs to advance the interests of the world's poor, as well as America's interests.
The many-valued logician must first vindicate the analogy by providing details about how to calculate the truth-values of vague statements from the truth-values of their component statements.
"I find that Timothy Cole's reputation was wrongly injured, that his reputation must be restored, and that his good name must be vindicated".
They, at least, must feel vindicated now.
Little more than a decade later, many of those critics must feel vindicated.
Thus, the state interest in compensating injury resulting from false speech must be vindicated by means that are narrowly tailored to avoid this deleterious result.
After an off-season like the one that just ended — during which Paul, Anthony, Irving, Hayward, Paul George, and others switched teams, in search of more plentiful pastures — James must feel vindicated, even if the new conditions cost him a sidekick.
Ms. Lerner must feel vindicated.
