Sentence examples for order to vindicate from inspiring English sources

The theological commonalities between Paul's epistles and Matthew or John only proves that the gospel writers did violence to the facts in order to vindicate a Pauline theology.

In the 17th century a jury endured two days' imprisonment without food or water at the hands of an overbearing judge in order to vindicate their right to return a true verdict, Grieve recalled.

(Right now he is probably writing a novel revealing how Skull & Bones orchestrated the trouble in the Swat Valley in order to vindicate the Bush Administration and sweep Jeb into power).

In between the filing of the two lawsuits on Thursday and Friday, Rodriguez, 38, said through a spokesman that his legal team was "doing what they need to in order to vindicate me and pursue all of my rights".

"Indeed," Jacoby writes, "the conspicuous trait uniting Hiss's dogged ex post facto bloodhounds with his die-hard defenders is the need to be 100percentt right in order to vindicate not only their verdict on American history but the governmental policies they espouse today".

However, in order to vindicate Erdmann it is enough that we can — by analogy — make sense of the possibility of such a logic (Nunn 1978, 347).

Delivering the majority opinion from the bench, Roberts characterized the defendants as possessing a "generalized" interest in their fight to uphold Proposition 8. "Their only interest in having the District Court order reversed was to vindicate the constitutional validity of a generally applicable California Law," Roberts said.

Society needs to vindicate itself".

This approach to second order logic has been extensively criticized by various authors, most notably George Boolos, who in a series of papers, collected in part I of (Boolos 1998), attempted to vindicate second order logic, and to propose a plural interpretation, which is discussed in the article on plural quantification.

In Friday's ruling, Judge Korman said that the government's appeal of his order was nothing more than an attempt to "vindicate the improper conduct of the secretary".

The settlements seemed to vindicate Judge Hellerstein's strategy in ordering trials to determine damages before a trial to determine liability, a reversal of the usual order.