Sentence examples for vindication of community from inspiring English sources

The party attempted to portray Labour as metropolitan and out of touch unsuccessfully, the outcome suggested.Most of all, the by-election is being seen as a vindication of "community campaigning".

To do so at night, in the community-owned conservancies of Sera and Melako, was both a dream come true and a vindication of the mixed land-use, community-based conservation strategies that, I believe, are the answer to many of the problems facing the wild African elephant today.

Randy M. Mastro, a lawyer for the jail's opponents, called the ruling "a huge victory for the community and a vindication of its right to meaningful public input before the city commits itself to such massive projects".

Energized by religious conviction, creationists battle the secular scientific community, with the vindication of their faith and their God at stake.

But when I peer behind the curtain of what purports to be a vindication of the American dream, I see real estate moguls and politicians slowly unraveling a community's social fabric.

-- a vindication of Reaganomics.

An all-out vindication of the boomers.

The victory seemed a vindication of sorts.

For Shloss, the decision is "a vindication of my scholarship.

Vindication, of a sort, belonged to Sykora.

Here is a vindication of protest.