Each resident's medication was discussed in pursuance of the guidelines from the Swedish Medical Product Agency.
In this case, their Lordships unanimously held that executive action was not immune from judicial review merely because it was carried out in pursuance of a power derived from the common law (or the prerogative) rather than a statutory source.
In re New York Indians, agreeing, cited Fellows: Until the Indians have sold their lands, and removed from them in pursuance of the treaty stipulations, they are to be regarded as still in their ancient possession, and are in under their original rights, and entitled to the undisturbed enjoyment of them.
When Japanese troops entered northern Indochina in September 1940 (in pursuance of an agreement extorted in August from the Vichy government of France), the United States uttered a protest.
"Japan shall revoke any existent authorisation, permit or licence granted in relation to Jarpa II and refrain from granting any further permits in pursuance to the program".
And note well, if you dare, that this authority emanates not just from the Constitution and from "the laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance of".
The liner notes admit that the previous CD versions were inferior, taken from "a second-generation master tape...[with added] equalisation and compression...and an inexplicable flaw in the left channel during the first three minutes of Pursuance".
In pursuance of his view of the supremacy of Scripture, Zwingli preached his now famous sermons at the Oetenbach convent and, despite local opposition to many of his ideas, he secured fresh authorization from his bishop to continue preaching.
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.
