floated on under Our eyes a vindication of him who had been rejected .

floated on under Our eyes a vindication of him who had been rejected .

But we should not yet consider their example a vindication of The Gospel of Wealth.

Asians have watched the formerly triumphant euro s Greek crisis with a muted sense of vindication.

After the crackdown, Hong Kong people hold annual candlelight vigil demanding the vindication of June 4.

The PPP s victory in the December polls has also been seen as vindication of sorts for Thaksin.

Now they see the current crisis as a vindication of the value of not spending money that you don t have.

As this process unfolded, it became fashionable for market fundamentalists in the West to bask in a sense of vindication.

The resulting hesitancy of those in charge gave rise to procedures both international and national that facilitated fantasies of vindication and return.

We also view it as a vindication of his stance to maintain the independence, objectivity and impartiality of the work of the Agency.

In fact, there is no single, exclusive explanation for America s persistent vindication of its commitment to Israel, and for the uniquely vigorous resonance that Israel s cause has had in the United States.

The PPP s victory in the December polls has also been seen as vindication of sorts for Thaksin. Given the opportunity to vote, voters turned to a party not unlike Thaksin s pre coup Thai Rak Thai.

So if Villalobos and Dieterich are right about the FARC s imminent collapse, it would be a veritable milestone for the region, and a vindication of a strategy Uribe s of which many of us were wary.

It imbues the Palestinian cause with a positive ethos of nation and state building by superseding Palestinian nationalism s diaspora centered preoccupations and thereby transcending the paralyzing obsession with a never fulfilled vindication of rights and justice.

By his personal example, democratic values became so entrenched that when his own daughter, Indira Gandhi, suspended India s freedoms in 1975 with a 21 month State of Emergency, she felt compelled to return to the Indian people for vindication.

The meager results of the Oslo peace process are regarded by Hamas as vindication of its consistent view that the Oslo accords were doomed to failure, and that Israel and America never intended to respect the minimal requirements of Palestinian nationalism.

But the true significance of his demand lies in that it s being pronounced at a time when Prime Minister Salam Fayaad s policies are posing a genuine challenge to the Palestinian national movement to choose between an ethos of vindication and one of state building.

The French have always been less likely to go into debt when they pay with plastic, they tend to use debit cards, drawing on funds they already have, rather than credit cards. Now they see the current crisis as a vindication of the value of not spending money that you don t have.

No longer putting society at the service of art, and much less at the services of monopolies of the elite, but instead art at the service of society, at the service of the weakest, at the service of the children, at the service of the sick, at the service of the vulnerable, and at the service of all those who cry for vindication through the spirit of their human condition and the raising up of their dignity.