Sentence examples for vindicated of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

But he seized the moment -- as he does increasingly often these days -- to argue that his White House has been repeatedly vindicated of wrongdoing despite a Washington "scandal machine".

And Diamond also may ultimately be vindicated of any wrongdoing.

Nunes strongly denied any wrongdoing and said he would be vindicated of accusations that he said came from "left-wing activist groups". But the ethics investigation served to damage his rising career in Congress at least for the short term.

In the letter, Mr. Starr made clear that his office disagreed with a Government report that the Clintons have said vindicates them of wrongdoing.

A conviction of Mr. Magnitsky might also appear to vindicate the officials he had accused of wrongdoing.

Although the Kroll report suggested Kidd and Lindenschmidt erred in their handling of the scene, it further vindicated the officers of any wrongdoing, despite the objections of protesters.

Webber, for his part, has pleaded not guilty to all charges of wrongdoing and expects to be fully vindicated, either later this week, when a federal judge will rule on a motion to dismiss the case, or on July 8, when the case is scheduled to go to trial.

Blatter cleared Warner of wrongdoing.

Investigators exonerated him of  wrongdoing.

Each denies all accusations of wrongdoing.

He has denied all knowledge of wrongdoing.