Sentence examples for vindicate my reputation from inspiring English sources

Because Trump never retracted his comments, Zervos said she was left with "no alternative but to sue him in order to vindicate my reputation".

The early results would seem to completely vindicate my position.

I am, of course, a big deflationista, and as I see it record low interest rates strongly vindicate my position.

But the Florida debates have largely vindicated my original premise.

These experiences vindicated my own.

If Blair's sole aim was to vindicate his reputation, he should have done the same.

When someone makes false personal allegations that impugn a person's character or integrity, the victim has the right to vindicate his reputation.

Today, three judges in the Court of Appeal headed by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Judge, said the awards were proportionate to the seriousness of the allegation and its direct impact on Cairns himself - and would serve to vindicate his reputation.

When someone makes false and malicious personal allegations that impugn a person's character or integrity, the victim has the right to vindicate his reputation, whether he is an ordinary citizen or the prime minister.

Dr Kelly's family will now have to rebuild their lives but it is unlikely that the law of libel will provide them with a platform to vindicate the reputation of the deceased.

As for the BBC, we must hope that its new chairman and director general will be chosen without government influence, that the systemic failures will be corrected but not over-corrected, and that the public's right to know will not be chilled by self-censorship or government interference as a result of the extraordinary and costly procedure that the government invented to vindicate its reputation.