Sentence examples for vindicate the rights from inspiring English sources

I wanted to vindicate the rights of the poor, the non-white, the people who are going through hell in the New York City jails.

In that document, Parliament endorsed the ouster of the despotic James II as the only means to vindicate the "rights and liberties of the subject".

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 we do this day in and day out, in federal courts all over the country, because it is the only way to vindicate the rights of the privilege holder".

But to seek only to vindicate the rights of men, as Price had done, was insufficient and misconceived, according to Wollstonecraft.

To do otherwise would be to fail to protect and vindicate the rights of individuals that the criminal law is principally designed to protect.

"We are going to be back here again because you have not vindicated the rights of women," he said during the parliamentary debate on the issue.

Dale Cendali, a lawyer for The A.P., said, "The A.P. was very encouraged by the hearing today and remains committed to vindicating the rights of photojournalists everywhere".

In Kennedy's twenty-five years on the Court, the Justices have handed down three major decisions vindicating the rights of gay Americans.

Victor A. Kovner, of the law firm Davis, Wright & Tremaine, who represented the church, said of the ruling, "I and the church are extremely pleased that Judge Batts has written such a careful and thorough opinion, which has vindicated the rights of the church".

"We believe the court has fully vindicated the rights of political parties to participate in state and local elections and to work with state and local parties in furtherance of the mission of the Republican Party," said Bobby R. Burchfield, a lawyer at Covington & Burling in Washington who represented the Republican Party in the case.