Sentence examples for vindication of the idea from inspiring English sources

Partly it's a vindication of the idea that you can make health insurance broadly affordable if you ban discrimination based on preexiting conditions while inducing healthy individuals to enter the risk pool through a combination of penalties and subsidies.

One could read Crummell's various arguments about posterity and moral change (below), as well as his case for black civil rights (above), as a vindication of this idea.

More complex is the notion of vindication--the idea of someone being forced to acknowledge, verbally or otherwise, they have done wrong.

In one recent vindication of his ideas, the Wellcome Trust of London said in April that it would start the UK BioBank, a plan to analyze the genetic roots of disease in the English population.

But there is also a trace of resentment at the way they were treated by the compositional establishment and a disinclination to regard the current popularity of mostly tonal eclecticism as a vindication of their ideas.

The deal is certainly another vindication of the crowdfunding platform's ability to provide lift-off to innovative ideas that might otherwise struggle to be noticed.

She pursued the ideas she had outlined in Rights of Men in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792), her most famous and influential work.

Cockcroft sees vindication of his ideas too in chaos theory ('if I understood it'), and the voguish business philosophies which build an element of chance into corporate decision making to ensure creativity, 'thinking outside the box'.

An all-out vindication of the boomers.

Was her "Vindication of the Rights of Woman" unmentionable?

The result is a stunning vindication of the Prime Minister.