Examples of pursuance

• Thus, ongoing circumstances may support pursuance of potentially deviating developmental pathways or deflect the individual back toward more normal adaptation.

• However, when we pose the same question about the moral acceptability of sacrificing embryos in pursuance of establishing a successful pregnancy, the answer seems different.

• Pragmatic acceptance of 'quasi-charitable' status, confer red by parliament in pursuance of a political housing programme reduced the independence of voluntary housing agencies while increasing the influence of the state.

• Roosevelt's actions in pursuance of conservation policy demonstrated a strong inclination toward public teaching.

• Has anything been done in pursuance of the implied promise which is held out?

• In what way can money be expended on protection against air-raids otherwise than in pursuance of an air-raid precautions scheme?

• But the courts have adopted a very narrow interpretation of "in pursuance to".

• The exception to that rule will be payments made in pursuance of a court order or agreement made before the date of coming into force.

• In pursuance of this policy we have agreed to the closure or reconstitution of countless schools.

• If, however, that person claims that his action was in pursuance of trying to obtain political asylum, his case will be heard in our courts.

• It will also have powers to take samples of effluent or other matter discharged into these waters, in pursuance of its general regulatory responsibilities.

• We have already announced nearly all the ships to be disposed of in pursuance of that policy.

• In pursuance of that purpose, much action has been taken since, but mostly negative in character.

• Nevertheless, there are precedents by which the legislature, in the public interest, in pursuance of public policy, has most flagrantly interfered with privity of contract.

• In pursuance of that policy they have undertaken the purchase of cotton for the cotton industry.