Sentence examples for vindicate the rule from inspiring English sources

But he said Mr. Akel and his conspirators had to be brought to justice to vindicate the rule of law.

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.

"Rather, it is ordered liberty vindicating the rule of law".

But by joining together to bring federal judges to Guantánamo, the president and the chief justice would be doing more than vindicating the rule of law.

Aristotle also vindicates the rule of custom and justifies the obligations accepted by members of society: the solitary man, he writes, "is either a beast or a God".

In giving his judgment, Lord Justice of Appeal Christopher Rose identified the following factors as relevant to ascertaining whether representative standing should be accorded: The importance of vindicating the rule of law.

Each of the six species were indeed located at corresponding positions of both male and female beetles, vindicating the Thaxter rule.

5. See Endress (2004), 227 28, describing Averroes' exhaltation of Aristotle within the context of the project "to vindicate the work of philosophy as a rule of reason governing all of society.

His argument was that the Union would not be worth preserving at that price unless the battle vindicated the entire principle of self-rule ("that the government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth").

These alone should vindicate the war.

Encouraging experimental results vindicate the feasibility of our approach.