Significats de vindicate the rights en anglès

Noble men arose to vindicate the rights of reason and the divinity of conscience.

It will vindicate the rights, and ennoble the destiny of the masses of the people who work.

But I come, a patriot scholar, to vindicate the rights and to plead for the interests of American Literature.

We set this Nation up, at any rate we professed to set it up, to vindicate the rights of men.

Thus also we vindicate the rights of man, as a fact of government and as a principle of political philosophy.

The failure of the State to vindicate the rights of the tortured and bereaved families is a just cause for anger.

The Minister of State to the Government, Mr Pat Rabbitte, has called for a referendum to vindicate the rights of the disabled in society.

And recent pieces of legislation, such as the Employment Equality Act and the Equal Status Act can be used to vindicate the rights of individuals.

But since their incorrigible dispositions cannot be touched by kindness and compassion, it becomes our duty by other means to vindicate the rights of humanity.

I have now vindicated the rights of man, and am ready to attend-ifyou will allow me-tothe wants of woman.

Their reward will lie rather in realization of the fact that they vindicated the rights of their country and aided in safeguarding civilization.

-He is urged by his people to vindicate the Rights of his Crown, himself having a conscientious conviction of the Justice of his Claim.