History is vindicating the leader.
On July 11, a D.C. federal court vindicated the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's attempt to finally start bringing more scrutiny to the problem of mountaintop removal.
And we have specifically rejected the assertion that one of those requirements (the class-notice requirement) must be dispensed with because the "prohibitively high cost" of compliance would "frustrate [plaintiff 's] attempt to vindicate the policies underlying the antitrust" laws.
In Friday's ruling, Judge Korman said that the government's appeal of his order was nothing more than an attempt to "vindicate the improper conduct of the secretary".
I shall then attempt to vindicate the truth of those principles with specific reference to the ontology of beauty that various writers have extrapolated from the theology of Aquinas.
At the time, the army, in connivance with the federal security establishment, even encouraged some special forces personnel on the raid to give media interviews, providing classified operational details in an attempt to vindicate the army's izzat.
This view of political judgement also relates to Berlin's attempt to vindicate the importance of individual agency and personality, by insisting that political judgement is a personal quality, and effective political activity a matter of personal consideration, decision and action rather than impersonal administration or the deployment of institutional machinery.
His depiction of Baldwin IV as a hero is an attempt "to vindicate the politics of his own party and to blacken those of its opponents".
At the time of publication, John Wilkes was stoking up anti-Scottish feeling in the pages of the North Briton, and Horace Walpole claimed that Humphry Clinker was "the profligate hireling Smollett" attempting to "vindicate the Scots".
Gálvez's Moratín-style comedy Los figurones literarios (1804; "The Literary Nobodies") ridicules pedantry; her tragedy Florinda (1804) attempts to vindicate the woman blamed for Spain's loss to the Muslims; and her biblical drama Amnón (1804) recounts the biblical rape of Tamar by her brother Amnon.
This brought on attempts to vindicate the adequacy of the power of Congress to incorporate such an institution.
