Sentence examples similar to vindication of a stance from inspiring English sources

He accepted a full apology and comprehensive retraction which represents a complete vindication of his stance from the outset.

If they fail, there could be more violence between the two sides.As for Mr Bashir, he will feel that the vote is at least a partial vindication of his stance against the International Criminal Court (ICC), which has indicted him for war crimes over the conflict in the country's western region of Darfur.

The settlement is likely to be welcomed by mining investors as a vindication of the firm stance adopted by the government.

The president, who built his popularity on his successes against terrorism, will see the outcome as a vindication of his tough stance.

Vindication, of a sort, belonged to Sykora.

The only thing they're gaining is vindication of a belief they already held.

For the Obama administration, it was vindication of a different approach to foreign policy.

Grillo hailed Trump's victory as a vindication of his own maverick stance.

The release was seen by many people in France as a vindication of France's antiwar stance.

After four years of bitter fighting, President Rajapaksa hailed the defeat of the rebels as a vindication of his tough and uncompromising stance against them.

Richard Parry, acting managing director of LU, said the verdict was a "total vindication" of the tube operator's stance in the funding row.: "We are very pleased to have seen off this attempt to take lots of money from the public purse and drag our reputation through the mud".