Examples of using Vindicating in English and their translations into Spanish
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Indeed, these parameters can be of such critical value that they may determine whether the criminal justice system ends up prosecuting the innocent and vindicating the offender.
a vital task for architects: vindicating and domesticating a framework for action they have habitually been sidelined from.
confirming Chad's holiness and vindicating his life.
There were no events programmed, nor did any glimmer of hope exist that any institution had the slightest intention of vindicating Orwell.
to a remedy and the State's obligation to provide a means for vindicating individuals' rights.
The FPI enthusiastically welcomed the statement as vindicating their position, particularly on Article 35.
An increasing involvement of diverse actors from all over the world vindicating the right to education has amplified the Special Rapporteur's outreach.
Increasing involvement by diverse actors from all over the world in vindicating the right to education demonstrates its enhanced visibility.
CERD invited the Dominican Republic to implement the policy of the Ministry of Culture for 2008, vindicating the African contribution to the country.
The need for creating relationships which enable vindicating cultural projects to be developed in unique places for experimentation gave rise to the collaboration with the Fundaçao de Serralves(Porto) in 2001.
The Ombudsman plays a critical role in vindicating the rights of citizens in their dealings with public bodies.
Amaya also attended incessantly to assemblies vindicating the ideals for which he fought with determination,
The first phase occurred soon after the creation of the United Nations with emphasis on vindicating the civil rights of women.
What is beyond doubt is Mobutu's effort to use the concept of authenticity as a means of vindicating his own brand of leadership.
working with a clear vocation of vindicating the Andalusí style,
Contemplation which, far from vindicating discourse, alludes to silence,
the High Courts for vindicating the individual and collective rights of those who were denied access to justice on account of poverty
outreach campaigns with regard to blood feuds(the practice of vindicating honour outside the regular legal system), as well as the prosecution
also with its reactionary side vindicating the loss of the charm of the analogue
individuals interested in vindicating the rights of women at the national and international levels focused their activities.