Sentence examples for to vindicate a from inspiring English sources

Those announcements seemed to vindicate a previous research report by firm Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, which warned of a looming shortfall in A.I.G.'s property and casualty reserves.

So the Court professed that AT&T; Mobility did not implicate the only thing (a party's ability to vindicate a meritorious claim) this case involves.

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.

8 Appellate courts would be in no better position than trial courts to vindicate a right that had not yet been shown to have been infringed.

With one exception, petitioners' claims do not ask us to vindicate a constitutional provision designed to protect a basic human right.

From the outset, plaintiff's counsel have urged that this lawsuit does not seek asylum, but rather seeks to vindicate a procedural right to apply for asylum.

10 In respondent's view, this extraordinary sanction is necessary to vindicate an employee's right to fair representation.

American and Canadian trade officials, however, are significantly less impressed with the working group's assessment, and see it as a last-ditch attempt to vindicate an unfair trade barrier.

Deciding a suit to vindicate an interest outside the Government raises no specter of judicial readiness to enlist on one side of a political tug-of-war, since "the propriety of such action by a federal court has been recognized since Marbury v. Madison, 1 Cranch 137 2 L.Ed. 60 (1803)." Valley Forge Christian College, supra, at 473-474, 102 S.Ct., at 759.

Proponents of generalized 2D semantics aim to vindicate an internalist approach to assigning semantic content to an individual's expressions.

This poorly conceived ploy to vindicate an unsuccessful action on the part of our flawed criminal justice system misses the point.