vindication

“Sanctuary cities interfere with federal immigration enforcement at the expense and safety and security of American citizens. We look forward to ultimate vindication on the issue.”

Another memorable event was the final, inglorious end of America’s two-decade-long intervention in Vietnam, a bitter vindication for those who had always said it was a pointless and bloody mistake.

They are not alone in pursuing vindication through history.

The ruling represents a vindication for the traders who have said for 10 years that they were victims of a series of miscarriages of justice.

Victory at Le Mans is vindication for a man whose unsuccessful return to F1 a few years ago was called into question.