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Definition of pursuant in English: pursuantadverb pəˈsjuːəntˌpərˈsuənt pursuant toformal In accordance with (a law or a legal document or resolution) the local authority applied for care orders pursuant to section 31 of the Children Act 1989 Example sentencesExamples - That is a document that was filed pursuant to Practice Direction No 3 of 1996.
- An occasion is privileged if the statement is made pursuant to a legal, social or moral duty incumbent upon the defendant.
- Likewise, an application under Part 32.14, is made pursuant to and in accordance with the Civil Procedure Rules.
- Accordingly, pursuant to section 70 of the Child and Family Services Act, there are but two choices now.
- There is the existence of legal homicide - as when a convicted and condemned criminal is executed pursuant to court order.
- This Bill of Lading has been issued pursuant to and in accordance with a Contract of Carriage dated as overleaf.
- Statements are qualifiedly privileged if made pursuant to a legal, social or moral duty.
- Where lies the lack of care or diligence on the part of a director who, pursuant to that resolution, gives effect to it?
- He wished the local authority to seek a secure accommodation order pursuant to section 25 of the Children Act.
- All is in accordance with and pursuant to the terms and conditions set out in the agreement.
- Its second decision was accordingly to notify Westminster pursuant to that section.
- That order was made pursuant to the provisions of Section 738 of the Criminal Code.
- They were trying to extract the boy pursuant to a court order as best they could without harm to themselves.
- They will not allow me to see any of the documents that are there pursuant to subpoena.
- The children remained in their mother's custody pursuant to a Court order, which provided for access to the girls by their father.
- No copies of the documents disclosed pursuant to this order are to be provided to third parties other than to the parties' witnesses without the leave of the court.
- The practical operation of an order pursuant to section 13 is to keep or put the person who is subject to an order in a penal institution.
- An accused is entitled to be regarded as innocent until guilt is established pursuant to the criminal legal process.
- He ordered, pursuant to section 294A, the appointment of a statutory examiner.
- The transfers must be made pursuant to certain court orders.
adjective pəˈsjuːəntˌpərˈsuənt archaic Following; going in pursuit. Example sentencesExamples - With a shrill whinny, Rupert whirled about and caught their pursuant square in the chest as he reared up.
Derivatives adverb There will be borderline cases and, pursuantly, cases in which the actual classification is subjective. Example sentencesExamples - There, on that mountain you have to search pursuantly including its caverns.
Origin Late Middle English poursuiant (as a noun in the sense 'prosecutor'): from Old French, 'pursuing', from the verb poursuir; later influenced in spelling by pursue. Definition of pursuant in US English: pursuantadverbˌpərˈsuəntˌpərˈso͞oənt pursuant toformal In accordance with (a law or a legal document or resolution) conversations that they wiretap pursuant to court order Example sentencesExamples - This Bill of Lading has been issued pursuant to and in accordance with a Contract of Carriage dated as overleaf.
- No copies of the documents disclosed pursuant to this order are to be provided to third parties other than to the parties' witnesses without the leave of the court.
- Its second decision was accordingly to notify Westminster pursuant to that section.
- The children remained in their mother's custody pursuant to a Court order, which provided for access to the girls by their father.
- There is the existence of legal homicide - as when a convicted and condemned criminal is executed pursuant to court order.
- That is a document that was filed pursuant to Practice Direction No 3 of 1996.
- Statements are qualifiedly privileged if made pursuant to a legal, social or moral duty.
- The practical operation of an order pursuant to section 13 is to keep or put the person who is subject to an order in a penal institution.
- That order was made pursuant to the provisions of Section 738 of the Criminal Code.
- Likewise, an application under Part 32.14, is made pursuant to and in accordance with the Civil Procedure Rules.
- An occasion is privileged if the statement is made pursuant to a legal, social or moral duty incumbent upon the defendant.
- The transfers must be made pursuant to certain court orders.
- Accordingly, pursuant to section 70 of the Child and Family Services Act, there are but two choices now.
- They will not allow me to see any of the documents that are there pursuant to subpoena.
- Where lies the lack of care or diligence on the part of a director who, pursuant to that resolution, gives effect to it?
- He wished the local authority to seek a secure accommodation order pursuant to section 25 of the Children Act.
- They were trying to extract the boy pursuant to a court order as best they could without harm to themselves.
- An accused is entitled to be regarded as innocent until guilt is established pursuant to the criminal legal process.
- He ordered, pursuant to section 294A, the appointment of a statutory examiner.
- All is in accordance with and pursuant to the terms and conditions set out in the agreement.
adjectiveˌpərˈsuəntˌpərˈso͞oənt archaic Following; going in pursuit. Example sentencesExamples - With a shrill whinny, Rupert whirled about and caught their pursuant square in the chest as he reared up.
Origin Late Middle English poursuiant (as a noun in the sense ‘prosecutor’): from Old French, ‘pursuing’, from the verb poursuir; later influenced in spelling by pursue. |