Sentence examples for vindicate first from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court denied Fact's cert petition, which hoped to vindicate First Amendment rights to free speech and a free press.

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.

He argues that, whereas Hume raises doubts concerning both principles, Kant only intends to vindicate the first in the Second Analogy.

Giroud is a very good player but the fear is he is not good enough to lead Arsenal to the Premier League title, which Wenger must win to vindicate the second part of his near-20-year tenure.

A man in New York was just vindicated on First Amendment grounds for insulting a town.

"Senator Schickel, a retired law enforcement officer, who has a long and distinguished history of protecting Kentuckians, seeks to continue fulfilling his oath of office, upholding and protecting the US Constitution, and vindicating the First Amendment rights of himself and millions of other Kentuckians," the filing reads.

Griffiths returned from an ankle knock to replace John Guidetti, who dropped to the substitute's bench and that alteration was vindicated within seconds of the start when the former Wolves player scored.

While many successful applications are needed to fully vindicate (NKS2), our first assessment concludes that, at the very least, it is not obviously false.

The many-valued logician must first vindicate the analogy by providing details about how to calculate the truth-values of vague statements from the truth-values of their component statements.

The future vindicated his past — first in his return to Apple and then as a creator and owner of Pixar.

Did you feel vindicated when the first single You Ruin Me went top 10 in the UK? Lisa: Blown away.