pursuant
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- adjective
- /pərˈsjuːənt/
- Formal
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de conformidad con
- This court is now in session pursuant to the adjournment.
- pursuant to the Act
- pursuant to regulations
- pursuant to Section
It's, it looks like a security, it should be sold to the public pursuant to, you know, disclosures and regulations.
- It's, it looks like a security, it should be sold to the public pursuant to, you know, disclosures and regulations.
- The as you get closer to the FPS limit with a higher performance CPU, it's possible that the GPU power consumption changes pursuant to that.
Examples
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Please submit your application pursuant to the guidelines provided on our website.
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The special Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight... was created pursuant to Section 136... of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946... to conduct a general investigation into the operation... of the federal regulatory agencies.
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We are going to go ask his counsel to turn it over pursuant to the records request.
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Sir, pursuant to an act of Congress, you have been promoted to the rank of General of the Army.
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The court is now in session, pursuant to the adjournment.
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Pursuant to rule 26.06, we have the right to call her as a witness.
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First, is the expansion of the model legally authorized pursuant to statutory requirements?
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Did you bring those tapes with you, pursuant to the government's subpoena?
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First, it permitted tribes to offer such games only pursuant to compacts negotiated with states.
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In the UK, international organizations are generally granted some degree of immunity pursuant to the International Organisations Act 1968 (IOA).
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Synonyms
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Because of something
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pursuant is related to the words pursue and pursuit, which mean 'to follow'. So, when something is done pursuant to a rule, it is done 'following' that rule or 'because of' it.