Sentence examples for official vindication from inspiring English sources

For Sugihara's family, it is the first official vindication of the dead diplomat's reputation, half a century after he was forced to resign for putting his conscience before his country.

The paper's decision to dedicate the front page to four other stories and a masthead promoting "status handbags" was in marked contrast to its response in 2012, when an independent panel produced a report that represented the first official vindication for the campaigners.

As intelligence officials disclosed the trail of evidence that led to the compound in Pakistan where Bin Laden was hiding, a chorus of Bush administration officials claimed vindication for their policy of "enhanced interrogation techniques" like waterboarding.

The disclosure of the memorandums last week prompted Gov. Gray Davis and other California officials to claim vindication for their assertion that scheming by energy merchants had driven up electricity prices by billions of dollars.

The cadres and officials of Beijing claimed vindication for the policy.

Joel Haims, the lawyer representing the Westchester Day School pro bono throughout the five years of the case, said that for school officials the decision meant "vindication, but mainly a good outcome for the school and the kids".

The decision of the prominent clerics to intervene was a result of days of secret contacts, and a vindication, American officials said, of months of assiduous American courtesy toward Ayatollah Sistani.

And those who question official histories have recently received vindication, though not in the areas they hoped.

A senior official cites this as a vindication of the government's strategy of, in effect, killing nationalism with kindness (although that is not quite how he puts it).Mr Rajoy did enough to cling on as the PP's leader, despite having lost two elections.

The remarks could be viewed as an odd sort of vindication for Knicks officials, who were widely criticized for failing to reach out to Jackson.

Port Authority officials view the deal as vindication for erecting one of the most expensive office towers built in the United States, at more than $3 billion.