Sentence examples for strong vindication from inspiring English sources

Lord Hutton's findings were a strong vindication for Mr. Blair, current and former government officials said in interviews.

As the first outcome of this agreement and a strong vindication of its workability, the August 27 announcement of the IAEA cleared Iran's plutonium experiments - labelled by the US as major evidence of Iran's weaponisation programme.

Only days after the prediction was published, Darin Acosta and fellow experimentalists associated with the Tevatron accelerator at Fermilab found 19 examples of a meson whose mass agreed well with the theoretical prediction a result that was seen as a strong vindication of the model.

But the strongest vindication of his behaviour is in fact a double-edged one that he was simply playing the game by the rules.

This final opera of Welsh National Opera's Forever Figaro series is perhaps the strongest vindication yet of artistic director David Pountney's policy of themed seasons.

In my mind, this agreement is the strongest vindication of the models ever found, and in fact, in our study we suggest that matches between climate models and ocean warming should be a major test of the models.

But to everybody else this was a fairy-tale result for the sport and made better with each subsequent utterance of the wonderfully engaging Payne, whose post-race victory comments contained a strong sense of vindication.

Those who are applying the squeeze see Mr Hussein's wary co-operation with the Security Council as a vindication of strong-arm tactics.

But critics of the Brotherhood have cited Mr. Morsi's strong-arm push for the Islamist-backed charter as vindication of their argument that Islamist politics are fundamentally incompatible with tolerance, pluralism and the open debate essential to democracy.

"I think the election is a vindication of the democratic system and indicates a strong opposition to the proposed building," said Christopher F. Gallagher, a Democrat who headed a party caucus that gave the Republicans the Democratic line in the election.

He left behind an impression of success, offering at the same time a strong response to his behavior at La Scala, if not exactly a vindication for it.