Sentence examples for vindicate the need from inspiring English sources

All it does is vindicate the need for the nuclear deal," he tweeted.

Leading financiers referred to statistics on rising global inequalities and the role of banks and corporations in marginalising the majority while accelerating systemic financial risk – vindicating the need for change.

Common justifications for allowing this form of standing include the need to vindicate the rule of law and the need to challenge particularly serious illegality where no individual is peculiarly affected by it.

He said the ruling "strikes an appropriate balance between the need to vindicate the claimants' reputation and compensate them fairly for the harm done, and the need to avoid overchilling freedom of speech in the political arena".

Although the individual who claims wrongful conduct may indeed have sustained some injury, the need to prevent large-scale invasion of the Executive function by the Judiciary far outweighs the need to vindicate the private claims.

He added that the lower courts were wrong to allow a class action in the case on the theory that it was needed to vindicate the rights of consumers other than the Concepcions.

But one might argue, instead, that jurisdiction is needed to vindicate the basic liberal right of gender equality.

These alone should vindicate the war.

Encouraging experimental results vindicate the feasibility of our approach.

"The visibility of such women needs to be vindicated, the ones who have been deemed secondary, who have had no recognition but deserve that and so much more," Frutos said.

For Germany, Mr Monti vindicates the idea that fixing the euro mainly needs reform in troubled countries.