Sentence examples for would be vindicated from inspiring English sources

Donald Cretella, a lawyer for Sergeant Miller, said the sergeant would be vindicated.

She said that the suit was pending, and that she would be vindicated.

The city was adamant that the court erred and they would be vindicated on appeal.

Her own lawyer predicted that she would be vindicated in the current investigation.

The spokesman asserted that the farm seizures would be vindicated by record production.

He added that he was certain Syriza would be vindicated in its opposition to Greece's debt deal.

He said the company's profit claims would be vindicated later this month, when it filed overdue audited financial statements.

While accusing federal prosecutors of not knowing "the difference between friendship and corruption," Menendez insisted he would be "vindicated".

Jeremy Gutman, a lawyer for Ms. Pimentel, maintained his client's innocence and said she would be vindicated at trial.

His lawyer, John Meringolo, called the charges "trumped up" and said his client would be vindicated at trial.

A lawyer for Mr. James, Steven Zissou, said yesterday that his client was innocent and would be vindicated.