Sentence examples for * pursuance from inspiring English sources
A hymn to the depravity of Edinburgh that balances the noble pursuance of art.
The pursuance of these policies required increased government intervention in the economy.
Such a jurisdictional element may establish that the enactment is in pursuance of Congress's regulation of interstate commerce.
Bipartisan means "cooperation between two parties to achieve a political goal"; nonpartisan means "cooperation in pursuance of patriotic, civic or philanthropic goals".
During the review, we found no evidence of any kind to suggest that any of our staff had committed any illegal acts in pursuance of stories.
With him, she, too, became active in church politics, insisting for years on the pursuance of the Christian war against the Turks.
In "Pursuance," the suite's third part, Mr. Marsalis played loud, fast and abstract, staying in the bottom range of his saxophone with a bright tone.
The Catalan duo are pursuing idealism: a steadfast "belief in or pursuance of ideals, the tendency to represent things in their ideal forms, rather than as they are".
No doubt the fact that both entities are provinces within the same federation takes the edge off the dispute, and prevents its pursuance.
Many of these disappointed intellectuals tried to continue the struggle against the regime, but they were indicted for committing criminal acts in pursuance of political objectives.
For over 50 years he was a practicing attorney in New York, as well as the author of Preparation and Pursuance of Civil Litigation.
