Examples of using Vindicated in English and their translations into Danish
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he was eventually vindicated, the damage was done,
yeah I felt a little vindicated by Ames' accident.
I hope his faith in my performance will be vindicated in the minutes to come.
He also devoted time to the history of mathematics and, among other things, he vindicated Cataldi by attributing the invention of continued fractions to him.
and we feel vindicated by the actions of the Council,
where people will feel both vindicated and challenged by Zuboff's thesis.
the faith of the spirit-led creature will always be vindicated.
I believe that Parliament's policy of frontloading for building expenditure has been vindicated as we now have huge pressure on Heading 5.
this would negatively affect the marketability if its hallmark veracity were vindicated.
so fully vindicated.
mindset long ago and the following video captures fully vindicated that.
To that extent, the command,"Thou shalt not steal," has been vindicated; but there is another form of slavery.
the agreement to stick closely to the mandate will have been vindicated.
This report has vindicated the forced resignation of a sloppy,
Committee on Budgetary Control, added to them and vindicated the positions which we as the PPE Group had adopted.
his scepticism was vindicated when its CEO stepped down and the company went into administration.
a 173-page decision dismissed all charges, vindicated all defendants and declared the entire case to be a"serious
because the Court of Justice vindicated her rights.
a 173-page decision dismissed all charges, vindicated all defendants and declared the entire case to be a"serious
despite Lady Elles and others like her, has vindicated the view that many of us have been pushing here since 1979,