Sentence examples for 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".

No matter: "a return to growth has partly vindicated him", the explanation continues – which does make one wonder, since contraction is this great disaster and growth is the norm, how much longer we would have had to stay at zero in order that the chancellor not be vindicated.

Moreover, the judges said, if a party was to win a case where the evidence was heard in secret, there was a "substantial risk" that it "would not be vindicated and that justice would not be seen to have been done.

The earliest piece here, a 1997 post-election profile of New Labour, shows him willing to settle for at least a tolerably reforming government – and given his partial optimism, it is unusual in this collection for not being vindicated by events.

Thus far, most of that fear hasn't been vindicated.

The roll call of 40 years of fiascos and failures can't be vindicated by the paltry instances of success.