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UK
/pəsjˈuːəns/
]
NOUN
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a search for an alternative that meets cognitive criteria
life is more than the pursuance of fame
a quest for wealth
the pursuit of love - the continuance of something begun with a view to its completion
How To Use pursuance In A Sentence
- I know they are doing so in pursuance of their inherent artistic instinct.
- It was not in pursuance of any Court Order or other judicial or external authorisation.
- Death may have been unforeseen but each party to a joint unlawful enterprise is equally liable for the consequences of acts done in pursuance thereof.
- Sizes above are normally used dimension, other dimension can be produced in pursuance of customer's request.
- But the District Judge, sitting at Dewsbury Magistrates Court, told the defendant that his dogged pursuance of the case had wasted a lot of taxpayers' money.
- In pursuance of their goal they went on persistently staging plays, never making any compromises at any cost and never giving in to the temptation of commercial theatre.
- Quality policy: Creating from fine details , Winning top - grade from management, Gaining acceptance from insistent pursuance.
- In pursuance of the Government's pledge to boost the Special Forces a total of 334 new members are required.
- People must be entitled to act in pursuance of a court order without being at risk that they are thereby acting unlawfully.
- ‘Our members are supporting our call for strike action in pursuance of a realistic pay offer and to secure an agreement on recognition,’ said regional officer John Street.