Examples of using Vindicated in English and their translations into Arabic
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I feel vindicated.
I'm sorry, Tony, but I feel vindicated.
I felt vindicated.
And now that it has, he feels vindicated.
My client feels vindicated by his release.
And when we do, your good name will be vindicated.
The Rock will be investigated as Young is vindicated by a verdict of involuntary manslaughter.
We will takeleave of the hospitable people of Durban with our faith vindicated.
Hubbert was vindicated.
When I realised that it was Russek who was the mole I felt vindicated.
You are vindicated, although I fear it comes too late. The electors have submitted their ballots.
You have been vindicated!
A vindicated Jani left the hospital Saturday and said he was retreating to a cave at Mount Abu in the neighboring desert state of Rajasthan.
You should feel vindicated.
And so the mayor felt vindicated. But during the day, a man arrived from the city and said he was wrong, … and that they would shoot him for it.
I'm okay.- I will be vindicated.
In opposition to this position, as vindicated by the Secretary-General ' s report, measures such as those contained in the Helms-Burton Act violate international law, in particular international humanitarian law.
Even then, as he lay in the dark listening to the cacophony ofvoices around him, Michael felt that he would be vindicated someday.
Drexler was bitter about his ouster and he was vindicated when sales rebounded one month after his departure.
The revolution in global communications has created new expectationsthat humanitarian suffering will be alleviated and fundamental rights vindicated.
The success of British operations in Sierra Leone vindicated several concepts, including the retention of high-readiness forces.
The Government of Eritrea, in a statement made on the same date, underlined that the" determination by the border Commission has reaffirmed what was clear four years ago andhas vindicated Eritrea.
Remarkably however, every one of the suggested misconceptions was at least partially vindicated in the subsequent presentation, interventions and responses by speakers.
That vindicated the view put forward by Australia, Canada and New Zealand during the scale negotiations in 2000 that capacity to pay should be based on the most up-to-date information in order to be accurately reflected in the scale.
A peaceful, democratic and equitable international order is best served by asymbiotic accommodation of the principle of territorial integrity, vindicated by States, and the right of self-determination held by peoples.
Between 1961 and 1965, Milgram carried out a series of experiments at Yale University in which human subjects were instructed to administer what they thought were progressively more painful electric shocks to another human being to determine to what extent people would obey orders even when they knew them to be painful and immoral.The experiments came under heavy criticism at the time but were ultimately vindicated by the scientific community.
Judicial decisions already published in appellate level, vindicating pensioners.