Sentence examples for need to vindicate from inspiring English sources

If he has had any need to vindicate himself to suspicious Real fans, he has rehabilitated himself now.

He said the ruling "strikes an appropriate balance between the need to vindicate the claimants' reputation and compensate them fairly for the harm done, and the need to avoid overchilling freedom of speech in the political arena".

Common justifications for allowing this form of standing include the need to vindicate the rule of law and the need to challenge particularly serious illegality where no individual is peculiarly affected by it.

Would that action serve his purposes, and ours; or would it merely satisfy my need to vindicate my principles and end up doing more harm than good to an economy already stressed to breaking point?

Society needs to vindicate itself".

I needed to vindicate her, or condemn her.

He added that the lower courts were wrong to allow a class action in the case on the theory that it was needed to vindicate the rights of consumers other than the Concepcions.

"The PRI on the national level needs to vindicate itself and will likely do so by throwing someone in prison," said Miguel Ángel Díaz, founder of the Veracruz publication Plumas Libres.

But one might argue, instead, that jurisdiction is needed to vindicate the basic liberal right of gender equality.

Not only will it be hard to prove that there is more happiness than misery in the world, much more than this is needed to vindicate God's moral attributes.

"I don't need to be vindicated, and I don't want attention," he said.